Old repair stand
11-28-14, 07:17 PM
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Old repair stand
What's the resale value on this thing? I threw it on Craigslist for $40 with no interest yet. What would you guys sale or pay for this thing? Thanks. It does work.
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I keep one similar to that outside for power washing and tearing down bikes before rebuild.......15-20......
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Yeah, I'll just keep it then. Thanks
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Originally Posted by sloar
Yeah, I'll just keep it then. Thanks
Good idea...I was going to agree with the 5-10...but...keeping it for a cleaning stand...that makes it more valuable...
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Never saw that design before; admirably minimal, given its versatility. The most obvious drawback of the design is that the foot-lever-actuated clamping arrangement makes it a little too easy for a shade-tree mechanic to crush the down tube. Still, it was probably built in the era of gaspipe balloon-tire bikes.
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