Bikehand Repair Stand vs Park Tool PCS-10
03-02-14, 10:19 PM
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Bikehand Repair Stand vs Park Tool PCS-10
I've narrowed my stand search down to these two. Any advice on which I should choose.
https://www.amazon.com/Park-Tool-PCS-...eywords=pcs+10
https://www.amazon.com/BIKEHAND-Cycle...ike+hand+stand
Thanks!
https://www.amazon.com/Park-Tool-PCS-...eywords=pcs+10
https://www.amazon.com/BIKEHAND-Cycle...ike+hand+stand
Thanks!
03-03-14, 12:04 AM
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I have the PCS-10 and it's come in very handy.
All moving parts work smoothly. Bike feels well-supported.
No complaints.
It was my first and only stand, so I can't comment on the Bikehand.
S
All moving parts work smoothly. Bike feels well-supported.
No complaints.
It was my first and only stand, so I can't comment on the Bikehand.
S
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Wait a bit more and save for the Park 4.1.
The clamp is well worth it. Secure and fast adjust. There is a reason virtually every bike shop uses it.
The clamp is well worth it. Secure and fast adjust. There is a reason virtually every bike shop uses it.
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I prefer the models that hold the bke at the fork and bottom bracket, it's a much more stable platform to work on. Having the bike dangle by the seatpost is not that stable.
I'd look at the Park PRS-20 and PRS-21 if budget stretches that far, otherwize I'd get the Bikehand model for the cheaper price and the beefier tubes.
I'd look at the Park PRS-20 and PRS-21 if budget stretches that far, otherwize I'd get the Bikehand model for the cheaper price and the beefier tubes.
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