Bicycle Repair Workstand

First of all, if you do any kind of maintenance on your bike - even washing it, a stand makes life so much easier. If you're doing any kind of repairs, a stand is a must. If you're on the fence about investing in a stand, get one. You won't regret it. On to the review of this stand.I was a little surprised at how heavy and sturdy this stand is. The four legs are beefy spread out really wide, so there's no concern about it tipping. The fold-out feet is also a nice feature. They come in handy when washing the bike in the grass and the ground gets soft from the water. The knobs are chunky and make it easy to adjust. While I did notice a little rotation in the boom arm with the clamp if the bike is not centered properly, it's not really a concern. just center the bike. It may be an issue if you're really yanking or pounding on your bike (removing a stuck head tube cup), or if you must clamp it to the seat tube, but otherwise, it holds the bike firmly. I completely disassembled and reassembled a Trek FX bike on this stand and I was never worried about the bike becoming loose or falling off. As with anything that has plastic parts that clamp, be careful not to overtighten. There is really no need to torque down super tight. When comparing it to more expensive stands that have two or three legs and look a little thinner, it's obvious the value here is very high. The price of this stand is so low that it suggests it's inferior, but it's not compared to anything up to $100. This is a great stand and a great value. If I could change anything about this stand, I would make the clamping collars metal. I have not had any issues with the plastic ones, but metal is always better. Other than that, the Yaheetech stand does everything right for a very low cost.

Very sturdy, well built and easy to assemble.

The stand looks nice with tubular construction and was easy to assemble. The price with the coupon makes it quite reasonable in price, but it is only okay for holding the bike in place. The stand does not hold the bike in position. I have a Northrock Mountain Bike and while some of the modifications I've done do make it a bit heavier, the stand should hold it balanced or parallel to the ground from front to back. No matter how hard I tightened down, the bike always turned with the rear wheel much higher than the front wheel. When I want to work on the front wheel, there is no way to turn the bike that places the front into a higher position, and when I went to adjust the derailers, I finally had to place a stool under the front wheel to keep the front and rear parallel. The clamp protectors also come loose when trying to hold the bike in place. on the stand, and when using the clamp to hold the bike by the seat post, a necessary way of holding a bike that has gear cables running under the center bar, again no matter how tight I made the clamp, the bike still slid from the grab point down to the seat. I will likely have to make some alterations to the stand to make it keep the bike parallel or adjust to place the tire I am working on higher. I will also probably also add adhesive to hold the clamp protectors in place. It will work for occasional bike work though, and it's problems are somewhat expected because the price is very good for a bike stand. Also, once I figure out how to alter its adjustment it will become a good stand. Finally, one more comment, please use a delivery service other than FedEx. Their communications are poor at best and despite having my home address, they still left the box at the Post Office, and I received no communications from FedEx that they were delivering there.

The media could not be loaded. I recently purchased the Yaheetech Bike Repair Stand and I must say that I am very pleased with it. This foldable bike maintenance workstation is ideal for saving space when not in use. The stand is made of sturdy materials such as iron and plastic and can support up to 26kg/57.3lb.The telescopic design of this bike repair stand, which allows for smooth height adjustment from 50.5cm/20inch to 91cm/36inch, is one of its best features. This means I can work on any part of my bike without having to bend or crouch, which is great for my back. Furthermore, the four-leg supports add stability, and the triangular protective pads at the bottom ensure that the bike stand remains stable while I repair my bike.The magnetic tool tray, which is made of plastic and is incredibly convenient for holding small tools like screws or bolts, is another fantastic feature of this product. The dividers also aid in keeping my tools clean and organized, making it simple to find what I need when I need it.Overall, I strongly recommend the Yaheetech Bike Repair Stand to anyone looking for a long-lasting, simple-to-use, and space-saving bike repair solution. It has quickly become an indispensable tool in my bike repair kit, and I am confident it will do the same for you. Five out of five stars!