Bike Repair Stand Bicycle Cycle Stand Bikes Racks for Maintenance Max 110lbs

This was easy to set up and it seems pretty sturdy, holding my 65 pound e-bike! I had it set much higher than this for about a couple of hours, but decided I really didn’t need it that high.

This stand is very light and easy to work with, folding unfolding, carrying, transporting, etc. It is also very sturdy and secure, everything seems well thought out and quality designed. The adjustments are well thought out as well, it allows for comfortable access and work angle on pretty much any bike.The full assembly took about 15 minutes and it was completely ready to be used and worked with. Everything seems intuitive and designed to keep the bike in accessible and easy to reach position. The locking mechanism works great and is well made out of soft material to keep the bike's paint job from scratches. Overall, this is quality stand and will make all your bike projects fun and easy and safe!

There is some assembly required but just takes around 5 min or so to get it ready for the first use. The stand seems to be structurally sound. The rating is for up to 110 lbs. I really like how the jaws have rubber on the outside to help protect your bike when you clamp it down. There is a height adjustment and you can flip the bike while on the stand. I really like how it’s set up. There is a tool tray that attaches to the stand with cutouts to put your allen wrenches. There is a couple spots to put your nuts and bolts or master links for your roller chain. I actually got this for a couple different uses. To put bikes in and to use as a archery bow vise. It’s portable so I can pack it up and take it anywhere. It holds a bow really well and beats the heck out of spending 400 bucks on a bow vise. This gets the job done and I would definitely recommend this stand to others.

I put this bike stand together in a matter of minutes after realizing I needed to do some quick maintenance on my bike. Super simple assembly and setup, followed by some easy adjustments to get it ready to put my bike on. To each their own, but I suggest never clamping a carbon bike by the top tube, so I used the seat post, which gave a solid surface and held well. All the quick release handles give good feedback and adjustment, but can be worrisome that you are overtightening some of the plastic components. The tray and included versatility is a nice bonus and I'm quite happy with the adjustable bar that aligns and holds the front wheel in place. I was able to perform all the needed maintenance quickly.With the support legs shaped in a V towards the front of the stand, you'll want to be aware of any work done towards the front or rear of the bike. It's a nice stand and feels sturdy from the front or rear. Also folds down nice and compact to store away or for travel.