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Work Stand
Needing a work stand for my bikes. Would like something that that folds up. Any stand out more than others?
I tried to do a search. It didn't reveal much. |
I like Park Tool's consumer stands, and a lot of folks like Feedback Sports stands. The main questions are how do you want your bike sitting on the stand, seatpost clamp or BB & dropout mount and how good does the folding function need to be?
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Park Tool Co. » PCS-9 : Home Mechanic Repair Stand : Portable Repair Stands Park Tool Co. » PCS-10 : Home Mechanic Repair Stand : Portable Repair Stands If you do any amount of work on your bikes...single best investment you can make. Not cheap (look for used on craiglist) but IMHO worth every penny |
Originally Posted by squirtdad
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Park Tool Co. » PCS-9 : Home Mechanic Repair Stand : Portable Repair Stands Park Tool Co. » PCS-10 : Home Mechanic Repair Stand : Portable Repair Stands If you do any amount of work on your bikes...single best investment you can make. Not cheap (look for used on craiglist) but IMHO worth every penny |
My 10 was a good investment too. I do like Feedback sports stuff. Never looked at one of their work stands though.
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Thanks fellas. The Park tool model 10 comes up repeatedly as a well liked one. I will strongly consider it.
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The PCS10 it will be. Under $200 not that much when I figure the frustration it will alleviate working on my bike & others the way I have been.
As an added bonus I'm convinced I can clamp a pipe in it & also use it for a rod holder when fishing from the bank.....COOL! |
im loving my PCS-10, can adjust it to work on any part of the bike in comfort and ease.
i was lucky to get mine at a very reasonable price from grumtree, second hand, local pick-up i heard people brag about other stands that have teeth to stop it slipping on 360 degree turns i have not experienced slippage with the PSC-10, & not much tension is required to hold it in place {recommended** |
I have one of the Feedback Sports stands and am very satisfied with it. They do fold up quite compactly. As with the Park's, they aren't cheap but are a life-time investment and you can't go wrong with either.
BTW, if you have a carbon or thinwall aluminum frame, always clamp them by the seatpost. I bought a couple of very cheap seatposts of the right diameters and dedicated them to the repair stand but I only have two diameters (27.2 and 31.6mm on my bikes. Park makes a universal size work-stand seatpost replacement for those who work on a wide variety of frames. |
HillRider, thanks for the reminder regarding clamping to seat post. Something I know but something I also would have overlooked or forgotten about using the stand the first or second time.
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