BikeHand Bike Repair Stand - Home Portable Bicycle Mechanics Workstand - for Mountain MTB Road Bikes Maintenance - Max. 55 lbs

I have a Fuji Crosstown 3.0 commuter bike that was a rather heavy bike to start with and after converting it to being an E-bike it weighs about 69 lbs with the battery on it so other repair stands were useless because I couldn't even mount the bike without the battery to do maintenance. In fact I had an older Park tool stand I used when the bike was just a regular bike and it failed while I was doing the e-bike conversion so I've been looking for a stand since. This stand is very stable and supports the weight of the bike and even allows me to have flexibility with how I mount the bike that my old Park Tools stand didn't. The swivel head and the mounting clamp are easy to use and seem to hold very well. I will say since I have such a heavy bike it does require you to be careful when mounting and changing positions but it's just common sense that if you can't lift your bike high enough to place it in the stand you shouldn't be trying to do it. I will also say after reading some of the other reviews I was concerned about how it would arrive because people mentioned not being able to assemble it or damaged areas when the clamping head mounts and when I opened the box first thing I noticed was it is a completely assembled unit and only the tool tray needs to be mounted. I think it took more time to get used to how I would handle mounting the bike and tightening the clamps. I think it's a great stand especially if you have a heavier bike and it's a superb value compared to all the other stands available at higher prices mainly because most of the expensive stands don't support more than 55 lbs since they are designed to be for typical standard bikes.

For $100 it's impressive and worth it. I had been looking at a $50 bike stand and read reviews of plastic clamps breaking, or things slipping. That won't happen with this stand. The legs fold out with a collar that slides down the main tube. The clamp is a quick-release, just like axle skewers. Adjust the tightness and lock it down. The top tube extends upward and again uses a quick-release clamp. Adjustments are easy and secure. The arm at the top is a proper bike stand vise. The lever on the back engages or disengages the teeth which old the arm from rotating. The clamp is easily adjustable and also a quick-release clamp style engagement. It's a proper bike repair tool. I put my ~30+ lbs full-suspension bike on it and it held the weight just fine. I put a lighter 26" hardtail on it and then wrenched on the bike for some maintenance. The vise held fine when it was clamped on the top tube with the weight equally balanced front to rear. The vise held fine when it was clamped on the seat tube with more weight toward the front and torquing on the arm. The stand appears well-built and sturdy. The slight angle of the stand helps get the bike away from the main vertical tube. There is plenty of space to spin the pedals while the bike is on the stand. Any cleaning or adjustments you need to make which requires spinning the drivetrain shouldn't be an issue. I think the attachable tool tray may be the only "issue" with the product. If you attach it then you don't be able to fully collapse the lower support legs. The clamp will hit the tool tray before it gets completely "closed". If you remove the tool tray it does fold in half, but there is no hook or clamp or anything to keep it attached to the collapsed stand while not in use. You could buy a velcro strap for this, so it's a minor issue. Just something I could see annoying those who will not leave it permanently open and setup. They may, at some point, misplace or lose the tool tray.

My bike hand cycle pro repair stand arrived today. The free standard shipping was relatively fast, I received the stand in 5 days from when I ordered it. When I saw it on my step I was initially concerned as the box had 2 tears about 2 inches apart across the entire width of it. Upon opening the box I was pleasantly surprised that nothing was damaged or missing. The stand and the instructions come in a very thick sealed plastic bag completely assembled and the tool tray comes wrapped in a separate thick bag. After examining the stand I set it up. This took less than 1 minute. I was very impressed with the fit of all the components on the unit and the finish. All of the aluminum rails and poles appear to be anodized with a gold color, the connectors and slides fit well. It was very easy to adjust the tension on the quick release levers to prevent them from sliding. Also the movement was very smooth when extending the legs down and extending the height adjustment pole. The main aluminum pole and the height adjustment pole both appeared to have a very light coating of lubricant to facilitate smooth operation as they slide in and out. The other thing that impressed me besides the fit and finish was how sturdy this stand was when set up. The stand has some weight to it and the quick release levers hold everything securely locked. It felt rock solid. I then threw up my Diamondback Overdrive mountain bike that weights approximately 32 lbs. on it. Initially I thought I was going to have to clamp it by the seat post due to the fact that the top tube on my bike is more square than round however I placed it in the clamp and locked it down and it did not budge. Another nice feature of this stand is how the main arm has a locking lever in addition to the quick release lever that must be engaged to either fold it down for storage or extend it out to hang a bike on it. Finally I like how compact the stand folds up when not in use, 39 inches long and approximately 8 inch by 10 inch at the widest point up by the arm. Overall I am giving this stand 5 stars due to its sound construction, appearance and rigidity when set up. I would recommend this stand to anyone looking for a good stand at a reasonable price and I would buy this stand again in a minute.

Stable and durable. No tools required to set up.

In the past I have chosen bargain basement work stands that are functional but are dangerous and don't last long due to poor build quality. My own fault of course. Straight out of the box, no mucking around with this work stand. Was set up in two minutes and had a 25kg DH ebike suspended from it. Clamps are easy to use and the bike felt secure hanging there by the top tube. I feel confident in it as a work tool. Recommend this for quality build at a good price point.

Auf der Suche nach einem stabilen Reparaturständer, der sich auch leicht verstauen lässt, bin ich auf dieses Produkt aufmerksam geworden. Ob nun die 50kg wirklich realistisch sind, kann ich nicht beurteilen. Mein Full-Suspension-ebike mit Carbonrahmen konnte ich sehr gut fixieren und dann am Fahrrad arbeiten. Da ich keine Querstange habe und zudem ein Carbonrahmen nicht gespannt werden darf, habe ich mein Rad an der ausgefahrenen Sattelstütze befestigt. Der große Vorteil dieses Montageständers liegt neben der Stabilität darin, dass keine schrägstehenden Füße im Weg sind und man deshalb von allen Seiten einen guten Zugang zu allen Stellen hat. Sowohl der Aufbau als auch der Abbau bzw. das Zusammenklappen des Ständers sind leicht zu erledigen. Es muss aber jedem bewusst sein, dass das Fahrrad in den Ständer gehoben werden muss oder im fixierten Zustand zusammen mit der Haltestange gehoben werden muss. Die zweite Lösung ist die praktischere, weil nur noch die eine Stange zu klemmen ist.

Excelente producto para el uso personal, los materiales bastante resistentes y sin problema alguno con problemas de holgura o “juego”, incluso lo utilizo de Stand para exhibir la bicicleta en mi hogar, muy buen precio y calidad

Ich habe heute den Fahrrad Montageständer erhalten und ausgepackt. Mein erster Eindruck ist sehr gut. Der Fahrrad Montageständer ist praktisch aufgebaut und meiner Meinung nach sehr stabil für sein Geld. Gute Arbeit aus China. Ich bin mir sicher, dass der Fahrrad Montageständer auch 40 oder 50 kg stämmen kann. Weiterhin würde ich behaupten, wenn man ihn sachgerecht behandelt hält er ewig. Wäre ich Profischrauber, würde ich natürlich mehr Geld für einen Fahrrad Montageständer ausgeben, aber für meine Zwecke, Reinigung und diverse Schraubarbeiten am Rad, genügt er. Hierfür muss man nicht mehr Geld ausgeben.