BikeHand Bicycle Repair Mechanics Workstand -for Home or Professional Team Use - Mountain or Road Bike Maintenance with Plate Tools Holder - Aluminum Pro Sports

I was skeptical when I 1st put this in my Amazon cart. Once it arrived at my door step I breathed a sigh of relief. The stand is very sturdy and has lots of adjustments. I used it this weekend to install a new groupset on my road bike. It was such a relief to work on a bike at an ergonomic height. No balancing acts or flipping the bike over to work on the underside. It was nice. My body thanked me. Also there’s no stress on the carbon frame or seat post like other styles of bike stand. 100% recommend.

I'm surprised with the quality of this stand. I had always bike stands which hold bike by the frame or saddle bar and the stability was most of the time the big problem. This one is so stable, I can adjust hight and rotate the bike 360º. And this kind of stand is usually sold for ad least double price.

Bought this stand primarily as a washing stand for our road bikes. Its sturdy and the plastic parts appear to be high quality (although its only been about 6-8 weeks that we've had it). Here is what is important to know about this stand if your a serious cyclist / racer: 1) The stand does not fold up with ease like stands costing twice as much because of how the configuration of clamps on the tripod portion of the stand work. If you want a stand that you can fold up in ten seconds and put in the car over and over this may stand may not make you happy. 2) The font fork clamp (opposite the bottom bracket rests) is designed to work on all types of bicycles - you can even flip a bike around and clamp the rear dropouts to it) and because its a do-it-all type of gadget its clumsy and doesn't work particularly well out of the box. I solved this problem by tossing all of the extra washers and extra long skewer that it came with and installed a typical front wheel skewer and it works perfect because it has all of the "stuff" removed. Am I happy I purchased this stand? - YES! Would I recommend it? Yes but only for cyclists who are handy and will not get frustrated with a purchase that needs some small customization out of the box. Can you fold it up and bring it to races? Yes you can but it will take you 60 seconds to set up when all the cool kids will set up theirs in 10. If all you want is a pro-type stand that you can wash your bikes on that spins 360 degrees then this is the way to go for sure.

I am pleased with this stand. Bought to set up in my garage for my carbon frame gavel bike so I wouldn’t have to clamp onto my seat post. This thing is sturdy and versatile and worth the money. It’s cheaper than other brand names of similar function. Once you play around with the stand a bit it becomes very simple to use. The rotation feature is nice and will come in handy when washing/cleaning my bikes. Appears well made with decent components. Collapses down for storage easily and just as easy to set back up. Takes a little more adjustment if you are connecting rear thru-axles but like I said, once you learn to use it it’s simple. Would definitely recommend.

If you have a carbon bike with odd-shaped and/or delicate tubes that don't clamp well in a traditional stand then this is what you need. It's also just a great platform if you're building a bike up from a framset. For everyday use I still use a regular seatpost clamp style stand, but this is my go-to for more involved mechanic work. At this price the stand is a total steal. Its well made and has everything you need. The little work tray is actually kind of an understated little bonus that I really liked as well. Since this isn't my primary work stand, its also great how compactly it folds up and can be stashed in my garage storage area. Very happy with this and if you're a self-wrencher and do any bike build work, this stand is absolutely the way to go.

Great quality

I was steered towards this purchase by the other positive reviews, and am very glad I decided on this stand! It is built like a rock - super solid and adjustable. There are very few "wearable parts" so it is built to be trustworthy. As other reviewers have mentioned, it does take a minute to figure out how all the clamps work, and where adjustments get made, but it is intuitive enough once you work it out. Just don't confuse the clamps, or you might actually sink the bike when you were just looking to make it swivel! It definitely does not take 10 minutes to assemble, you could get it in and out of the trunk in 30 seconds flat if I you don't install the tool shelf. Overall, great value for the price point - I will trust this stand with my high-end carbon bike.