Pro Bike Repair Stand Adjustable 39" To 60" w/ Telescopic Arm Cycle Bicycle Rack Blue

A must have

I have been using it for the past year or two and it is great to have it. Helps a lot in fixing and/or maintenance of my bike. It is also a good and sturdy place to rest bike when I am not riding it.

Klasse Teil

Super stabil, klasse Teil.

Four Stars

Nice!

Five Stars

Excellent stand. Sturdy and priced well below competitors

Awesome product! The first one I had broke so ...

Awesome product! The first one I had broke so I contacted the seller and they shipped a new one for free! So far it’s been awesome and been great ever since!

cool tool and works well

cool tool and works well. been fixing bikes for needy kids and this saves me a ton of time chasing the bikes around the table.

Five Stars

It's great !!! Works great!!

love it

I bought this stand to do maintenance on my bike. It has a metal frame and is very sturdy.The adjustments of the grip--which is everything is very customizable. It can rotate to accomodate the top tube or seat post. I would purchase again

I love this stand for working on my vintage Schwinn Bikes

I really cannot believe it is sold this cheap. High quality and well designed for holding a bike. I love this stand for working on my vintage Schwinn Bikes. Happy that I found this repair stand for my shop.

I like this stand - pretty good design

I like this stand - pretty good design, shipped SUPER FAST. Used it immediately, same day we recieved it. to adjust shifting on a customers vintage Raleigh.1) Materials used are good,have heard comments about plastic parts in this or other stands, and this is glass-filled nylon ( think Tuff Wheel mags ) and strong. The legs were VERY tight in the tubes and had to be tapped in, even with all bolts removed. SHould hold for sure. Instructions are comical, a few diagrams with no text. 2) the only complaint - the center upright tube (lower tube) is fairly loose in the base 'socket', and easily rotates, or pulls out when trying to lift and move the stand, not acceptable when trying to move stand with one hand and hold bike in other. The pipe itself has a hole in one end, looks to have been made for a screw or holddown pin/clamp... no holes in the molded base. We're going to drill a hole to match one in the upright and bolt or pin it, if not for this one detail I'd give it 5 stars. 3) the clamp mechanism itself - not real easy to lock shut, the cam-lock mechanism only moves it slightly, and if the tubes are small diameter, it needs to be cranked own, then locked, all while holding the bike up with one had - not a problem if the bike is not too heavy, but... Also, the afformentioned Raleigh was not clamped tightly, even with clamp cranked as small as possible, then locked, I'd say 1" dia tube minimum, we had to wrap a rag around the bike tube to snug it up. However, the rotational clamp works fine and hold even an off center, heavy, bike with no issues, holds vertical or horizontal, did not try it at an odd angle. We purchased this one as an assembly stand for restorations/ rebuilds, and a bike will liekly live on it for week-weeks at a time while being reassembled, Sturdy and will work good for our needs. Imagine it'll be nice for general maintenance or tuneups, I will continue to use my Park stand for teardowns, as tapping a tight bolt with a hammer, etc is of no risk to the stand or plastic pieces.

Five Stars

GREAT

Five Stars

GREAT

Well built.

I really like this stand. I use it for differt kind of bikes, from a light road bike to a heavy cruser. It stands firm and with the fast releasing lock I don't have to struggle to attach and detach the bikes I work on.

Four Stars

Good stand, however is a little heavy.

This is an awesome deal at it's price

As a new bike commuter, I needed something simple and quick to check my tires, etc. This is an awesome deal at it's price. The only slight complaint is the teeth/mouth turn a bit if you leave your bike in for a long time (over a few hours). But, to be fair, I might not have tightened the knob in the back tight enough, I have a weak grip - which is why the lever above the mouth works great! I put bike in, spin six times and it clamps shut. To remove, unspin six times, done.