Repair Stand help
08-19-22, 06:55 PM
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I use this one and it can be found for less, but I was too lazy to search.
Each of us has their favorites..best advice is too narrow it down to a few and go look at them.
Each of us has their favorites..best advice is too narrow it down to a few and go look at them.
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08-19-22, 07:29 PM
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Ben, I have the original model of this stand and it has served well since 1982 where I began using it for RAAM. FWIW, it is worth every penny of the price and will last maybe even longer than me before I am called back to the home planet. Smiles, MH
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08-19-22, 08:08 PM
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Having used the Feedback stands, I have to say that the Park clamp is vastly superior. It’s very difficult to hold the bike in the clamp of the Feedback and then screw in the clamp. ...
The Park clamp is just a lever that only needs a slight pull to fully release the bike and a slight push to securely clamp the bike.
The Park clamp is just a lever that only needs a slight pull to fully release the bike and a slight push to securely clamp the bike.
Anyhow, I can definitely see how the Feedback Sports Ultralight clamp may be hard to use if cannot hold your bike steady with one hand.
08-19-22, 08:41 PM
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I haven't had mine as long, but I agree with your words f wisdom..."worth every penny".
Best, Mooch
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08-20-22, 08:38 AM
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You can't go wrong with the Park Tool PCS-4-1 or the Feedback Sports Pro-Elite, they are such high quality. If you have a hard $300 limit II would even look at used (ebay/craig's list?) as unless they are obvious to have be abused you will love them and not ever regret the purchase.
