GOEHNER's E Bike Repair Stand Heavy Duty (Max 100 lbs) - Portable Bicycle Repair Stand Mechanics Workstand for Maintenance of Heavy E Bike, Bike Mountain Bike and Road Bike

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All of the clamp style stands we tested have clamp jaws that range between 2 3/4" to 3 5/8" in length. It isn't the lightest or the smallest when fully collapsed, but the included storage/carrying bag made storing, moving, or traveling with the PrepStand Pro exceptionally user-friendly. Its solidity means you'll have a much better chance of loosening tight pedals or rusted bottom brackets while mounted, but it's impractical if you don't have a permanent work space. Add the incredibly light weight and the small folded down size and you get the most portable and easy to use repair stand around! The Feedback Sports Pro Mechanic HD has a smoothly rotating, non-indexed angle adjustment, controlled by loosening or tightening a large three-pronged metal knob on the backside of the clamp arm.

After that, the Bike Hand, Topeak Prepstand Pro, and the Park Tool Team Issue all finished just a touch behind. This means that not only can you move them around your floor space, you can also fold them up and take them somewhere else entirely! Please contact us if you would like to volunteer and help with the organization of events and rides. It features a pretty standard claw type clamp with a cam locking lever that flips over to open and close the jaws. These prop-stands and mounts facilitate effortless parking in diverse settings, from urban areas to trails, ensuring bikes remain upright, preventing scratches and falls.Our two axle/bottom bracket mounting stands, the Prepstand X and Sprint, each folded up small enough to stow away in standard luggage for plane flights. Unlike other racks, a Steadyrack won't damage your rims or the bike frame, as the only contact between the rack and your bike is with the front tyre. PayPal Credit and PayPal Pay in 3 are trading names of PayPal UK Ltd Registered Office: Whittaker House, Whittaker Avenue, Richmond-Upon-Thames, Surrey, United Kingdom, TW9 1EH.

With our expertise in drive technology and passion for e-bikes and MTBs, we have developed the KET-LIFT4BIKE 2. It allows you to do all your work with both wheels mounted, and thru-axles and strangely placed brakes won’t be a cause for concern. Both of these stands held bikes securely in place in testing but took considerably more time and effort to get a bike mounted than the clamping-style stands. The base's spring button and the stand's quick-release clamp make unfolding intuitive and the stand folds away to a convenient size.He has been an avid cyclist since his teenage years, initially catching the road cycling bug and riding for a local club. If you’re anything like us in our pre-workstand home mechanic methods, you’ll be leaning your bike against a wall, hoping that it doesn’t tip over as you work. The thing about clamping frame tubes in general is that when you use a rag, they want to slip all over the place, which is annoying, and when you don't use a rag there's always a level to it where you only hope you have it clamped such that it won't slip and scuff the paint, since it only takes once. We measured each of the work stands in their collapsed size and put them side by side for a visual comparison.

Changing the way you think about bike repair stands, the Prepstand Max ‘balances’ the bike on its top, giving you clear 360-degree access at all times. The only truly good DIY stands we've used have been made from metal, still feature aftermarket bike-specific clamp heads and generally cost more than the pre-made version – but we’re all for ingenuity, so share any photos of your homemade repair stands below. A weekend mechanic will want to do basic maintenance and repairs (usually at the weekend, because they're busy doing other things in the week!It's even compatible with a range of accessories to make wrenching easier and comes with a small 2843A Work Tray. We thought this was one of the best angle adjustments in the test, but, like the other indexed stands, we worry about the plastic parts wearing out over the long haul. But if you’re looking for bike storage stands, check out my guide to sensible bike storage, where I take a good look at stands and several other storage options you’ve probably never even considered.