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You can compare the max loads, max and min height, and weights of a load of bike stands in the tables below. Likewise, stands like the IceToolz or even the Topeak Flash Stand are half way houses that are going to be frustrating to use and will ultimately be replaced by a proper stand! Just remember: you won’t be able to take it out on the road with you. And once it’s mounted to your wall or worktop, you won’t be able to move it around your work space. So make sure you have enough room to work around it. Patented seatpost clamp features ratchet-action closure, micro-adjustability and push-button release

Expecting it to reach a tipping point, I kept adding weight – but nothing happened. Finally, at about 10kg on the end (plus the weight of the pole itself), the tilt angle slipped a bit. This was wildly exceeding the turning moment that even a heavy mountain bike would present – an 18kg full-suspension bike was supported vertically by its seatpost fine. This stability demonstrated the value of having that wide footprint. Basically, if you can make this stand tip over with a bike on it you're doing something I cannot imagine within the realms of bike workshop sensibility. Milk And Alcohol Working load range of 10-35lbs (4.5-16kg) accommodates service on road, cyclocross, and XC mountain bikes. Maximum load capacity of 75lbs (34kg). On the positive side, it’s a lot less expensive than the all metal, Park Tool bench mounts (see below). The 360° rotating head is very easy to adjust. And the 1 - 2.55" (25 - 65mm) clamp jaws will accommodate a wide range a frame sizes. Are you in the market for the best new bike work stand? We researched over 25 models before purchasing 9 for side-by-side testing and comparison. If you're an avid rider or an aspiring or serious home mechanic, you already know that a quality repair stand is one of the best additions to your home or travel workspace. We tested each work stand for months in our home workshops and on the road to determine their strengths and weaknesses and, most importantly, how they compare to each other. Our first-hand testing brings you these recommendations to help you find the right model to suit your needs and budget.There is another way to look at efficiency though. Efficiency of space is one interpretation but efficiency of resources is another. Stated more simply, "what's the most affordable way to store a bike?" If that's your angle on efficiency there's really no better solution than a screw-in hook like the one we featured from Park Tool. It works, it's inexpensive, and it also makes pretty good use of space. How do you store expensive bikes?

There is still plenty of metal on bikes so if they're frequently exposed to rain, they're likely to corrode. At the very least, consider buying a rain cover for your bike, and if your budget, and space allow, opt for a heavy-duty secure shelter. It's expensive, but this is a stable, quality work stand that comes with extras like a built-in digital scale and storage bag On the negative side, the fact that some parts are made from plastic, raises doubts over its long term durability. This is especially the case with the teeth that hold the rotating head in position. This is a high stress part of the clamp. And it would be nice if these were metal (as they are on the YC-100ST).Portable and compact construction creates a remarkably small folded footprint of 5" x 8" x 45" (13 x 20 x 115cm) However, if you don’t need portability and you’ve got an appropriate space, don’t dismiss a workbench or wall mounted bike clamp. They’re more stable and cheaper than floor mounted bike stands.

engineering, this repair stand sets a new standard in lightweight, portable, and functional support for the modern To create a comprehensive review that is representative of the best bike work stands, we researched all of the top models on the market and chose nine of the best to test and compare side-by-side. Each stand was tested for an extended period using a variety of bikes and performing everything from routine maintenance tasks like lubing a chain or washing to more involved jobs like swapping out a drivetrain or dropper seat post. Read on for a detailed breakdown of our test results.This will get you something that’s more stable, more durable and more pleasurable to use. Which is important if you’re using it every day! So if you have a suitable post or wall (only into the stud on a dry wall!), then this could be a cost effective alternative to the workbench model. Do bear in mind that it won’t be height adjustable though, so it won’t be quite as versatile. The Worst Bike Stands So if you’re a weight watcher, who’s looking for a well made and reliable stand, I would say this is the one for you! Best Workbench and Wall Mounted Bike Stands But they’re not made of thin, cheap plastic. Everything is very chunky and robust. And you don’t find people that have owned these stands for several years complaining that they wear out.

Secondly, it has a much higher bike weight limit of 100 lb (45 kg), which means that it will have no problems with even the heaviest of e-bikes and cruisers. Just make sure your workbench can handle that much weight!And there's a lot of variation in the weight limits of different stands. So make sure the stand you choose can accommodate the weight of your bike. Optimized for bikes up to 40lbs (18.1kg) to accommodate service on road, cyclocross, mountain bikes, and some electric bikes. Total load capacity of 85lbs (39kg).