Feedback Sports Recreational work stand
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I don't have that one specifically, but I have their Sprint work stand and their wheel truing stand. Both are very well engineered, quality products.
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I have this as my everyday stand, I got it due to the footprint, as it fits the available workspace I have, although it doesn't pack up that small. It's well made, sturdy, but non-adjustable for height, although I can live this this due to where it's used.
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I have a pro-elite model which I use daily. It serves me well and hassle free. I would recommend spending a little more and getting something a little higher up the product echelon such as :
https://www.amazon.com/Feedback-Sport...eedback+sports
it has greater adjustablity and should be more stable....both of which tend to be highly desirable features.
-j
https://www.amazon.com/Feedback-Sport...eedback+sports
it has greater adjustablity and should be more stable....both of which tend to be highly desirable features.
-j
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The Feedback stand is also quite light, which makes it a bit unstable with a 40# BSO clamped in it. But if your bikes are modern, lightweight bikes, you might not have a problem with either of these issues.
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Thank you all for your information! I just have to figure out what I'm willing to spend.
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