Wall Mount Bike Repair Stand

I have used many bike stands over the years, both as a pro mechanic and for home use on my fleet of bikes.I do have a larger stand that I use in my garage. This one I got to mount to the rear door in my van to use trail-side and on extended bike trips. It is effective, durable, attractive, simple, easily portable and inexpensive; all that is needed for the brief periods of time I will need it. I highly recommend.

A great value. It is not made to handle torque caused by hanging the bike other that at the balance point of the upper tube of the bike. It seems that the strength of the fairly sturdy, but plastic, clamp would not overcome an attempt to handle any significant unbalance. When used this at the balance point provides a handy service tool. I did not realize that it came with (at least mine did) two wall brackets. This is real handy because I built a mount for it on a support column in the middles of my garage and I also have a place to store it in a corner wall position. (The column mount that I built is extremely sturdy and unmovable).

I just started biking in March, and wanted something that would help me work on the bike myself without having to go into a shop and spend more money. This has been a lifesaver. I have it set up on my workbench, and it has been solid. I have done lots of maintenance, from swapping out the rear derailleur to replacing the handlebar and shifters. This has given me the opportunity to do it by myself, and has held up really well. It doesn't slip, and clamps down well so you don't have to worry about the bike slipping. While it did come with two mounts, I only use one and pivot the clamp when I want to change the position. Works great!

I like the concept of this bracket, and I think that it is very well made considering the price. So I was sad to discover that it won't fit my bike. My bike has a large frame tube (65 MM) I carefully measured before ordering, and noted that the description claims that it fits up to a 75 MM tube. Further, because of the unarticulated design of the jaws, they don't remain parallel at wide openings, so won't properly grip a wide tube. In short, even with the jaw wide-open, it simply doesn't fit my bike because the clamp doesn't match it's advertised specifications. So I reluctantly returned it.

Been using this for 4 years mounted on my shed in the backyard. It works easily and can hold a bike in a lot of positions. It's held a road bike, mountain bike and my daughters bikes without a problem. Very sturdy construction, I have one plate mounted on my shed wall and the other in my basement for winter maintenance. The only problem I've experienced is that the bolt that holds the arm in place has pulled through the hole (years of loosening and tightening), so I need to cut that bolt out and replace it with a wingnut/bolt combo to make turning the arm easier. I would definitely recommend this tool.

The product plastic base attached to the triangular metal screwed to the way broke, I need to get a refund, bad quality product, the bicycle is standard size and weight, how can we channel this request. I am glad I detected it before it broke, the bicycle is above my car. regards Arfilio

keeps moving on the wall. never stayed still for me to work on bike. returned.

Stand alone racks are a pain to drag around and wall mounted units are a hazard waiting to be run into. This is an excellent alternative. Bonus is the extra mounting plate (one in the shop, one in the garage). Only downside is the rotation does not fix very well so the bike will rotate if you press down on a wheel.