Pro Mechanic Bike Repair Stand with Secure Quick-Action Clamp | Height Adjustable | Foldable and Portable Bicycle Workstand

Sturdy enough for my 40pounds E Bike when base in stratically placed. Great quality !

Pretty solid stand. Easy assembly and the handle is smooth.

Love this stand. Great height makes it easy for me to clean and maintain my bike. Quick releases unable me to reposition easily while stable while working.

Money well spent! This bike stand is awesome. It is light weight and collapses in a minute. It’s great for maintenance and bike cleaning. No worries about rust with aluminum construction. You won’t regret getting one!

Sturdy and easy to use

Upgraded due to weight of MTN bikes, works great!

Don't make the mistake I did when I bought this repair stand, dont misunderstand, this is a very good repair stand and does everything I expected it too. The mistake I made was getting cheap and buying this one instead of the HD model. Its easy to use, very adjustable and externally flexible, but on occasion I work on some very heavy bikes and the HD would have been that much better, so don't cheap out, buy this stand if all the bike you work on a light to mid weight bikes otherwise don't be cheap and upgrade to the HD version.

This stand replaces my old bike repair stand which is the one found all over that is advertised as holding 110lbs. Right out of the box, it is ready to go. Zero assembly required. The other stand has two legs, while this one has three. Which means the bike can spin on the stand without tipping over. My garage space becomes limited depending on the amount of projects I have going on at any given time. So sometimes, I would have to turn the whole bike stand with the bike on it so they wouldn't tip over. The legs on these also deploy smoother and when folded, they don't flop like the two leg stand. And the feet also stay on. The cheaper stand has a handle that you simply unlock, adjust the angle and lock. On this one, the handle spins out, adjusts angle and spin back in. The cheaper one is indexed, while this one holds by clamping force. But this one also fully disengages and allows for folding the clamping bar. The clamp also has a full sleeve of rubber that protects the frame while the other stand only had rubber caps that would fall off as you put the bike in. That being said, mounting the bike was easier on the other stand. You lifted the bike and moved it into place laterally. Then simply flip the locking lever. Also, mounting sideways is a little easier for my ebike which requires me to use a cross bar. This one, you have to lift the bike up and over the clamp and then lower it down and adjust the clamp. The difference seems to be that the locking lever style is good for working on the same bike over and over again. While this one is easier to go through different styles of bikes. And lastly, this one cost two to three times as much as my old stand, depending where it is purchased. For me, the price is justified in the way that it really addresses the major shortfalls of the other stand. That being said, the other stand came with a tool tray and a handlebar holder.