Pro Display Bike Stand

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The clamp is easy to use, with a wide opening that can fit even the fattest frames and it can be rotated through 360° (like all bike stands) to ensure you can manoeuvre the bike in any position you like. Northwind: No, can’t clamp the frame. It’s a posh one, very thin in places, comes with a lifetime warranty and the manufacturers say not to.

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What may happen over time, is that a gap between the two sets of teeth develops, as a result of consistent torque from the weight of the clamped bike. This could ultimately lead to the teeth slipping, and a clamp that is unable to hold your bike as you’d like. b) a piece of rubbish that is a bad display stand, hopelessly unstable for maintenance and scratches your frame where it sits on the skewer. It’s better to spend a little bit more to get something that’s going to last many years. If you’re a weekend mechanic, you don’t need a professional repair stand. It’s OK to buy a stand that uses some plastic components, as long as it’s high quality plastic!Some bike stands can be fixed to the floor for extra stability. And as discussed, there are some that attach to your workbench or wall. But it achieves this by using slightly thinner tubes than some of it’s competitors. And this means that it’s not as suitable for heavier bikes. Performance Cycling Limited 2023. Tredz is a trading name of Performance Cycling Limited. All Rights Reserved The Pro Bike Stand will fit most bikes up to 27.5” wheels, including those fitted with disc brakes. First of all, it’s height adjustable, with a range between 16.25" (92 cm) and 6.5" (41 cm) above the surface of the workbench. This gives you a lot more flexibility than the Venzos fixed 7" (18 cm).

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If you don’t need a portable repair stand and you have either a suitable workbench or wall space, then a mounted repair stand could be a good option. Unless you’ve got a heavy cruiser or an e-bike… Best Bike Stand for Weekend Mechanics with Heavy Bikes

If you don’t take care to get the centre of gravity right when you’re clamping your bike into the stand, it doesn’t matter how stable the stand is, your bike won’t be, and it could well topple over. This makes it perfect for those that want to make adjustments or repairs when they’re at race meets or up mountains, as it will take up very little luggage space. YoKaiser – that looks a great option. Bit pricey for what it is though. What about this as a cheaper alternative: We will credit the card we have on file for you this may take up to 10 working days to appear as cleared funds