Park Tool PRS-21 Work Stand
09-10-11, 08:41 PM
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Park Tool PRS-21 Work Stand
Anyone use this stand, https://www.performancebike.com/bikes...4_20000_400152
Looking to upgrade and this caught my eye.
Looking to upgrade and this caught my eye.
09-10-11, 09:02 PM
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Once you get into that price range, if you can handle a stand that is not portable, its tough to beat a PRS1 or PRS2 stand. I picked up my PRS2 stand used, its great.
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Anyone use this stand, https://www.performancebike.com/bikes...4_20000_400152
Looking to upgrade and this caught my eye.
Looking to upgrade and this caught my eye.
That's an excellent stand, and far superior to the old-tymey PRS1 clamp stands, since you can put bikes with aero tubes and carbon posts in it. It's also easy to do maintenance like torquing a bottom bracket. Good choice.
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I have a park tool prs20 and it is awesome. Great quality, portable and works as intended. and not terribly expensive
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I found found that Topeak has a similar model and about the same price as the prs 20. I linked to the wrong one, the 20 was the one I was looking at.
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I was skeptical about the strap holding the bike firm. but it really holds the bike in place. You won't be disappointed
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On the portable front, I prefer my Spin Doctor Pro stand over the general Parks stands, and I picked it up used, so the price was attractive.
