Urban Deco Bike Repair Stand Premium Aluminum Bike Stand for Maintenance, 110lbs Capacity, Height-Adjustable, 360° Rotatable Clamp, Tool Tray Included

⸻In a crowded market, most bike stands perform the basic functions—but this one stood out because of its higher-than-average weight capacity. That was especially important to me because I work with carbon fiber bikes, which I typically clamp by the seat post, placing extra leverage and weight on the stand. I found this model to be both lightweight and easy to move, yet impressively sturdy, making it reliable and convenient for a range of maintenance tasks.

It holds a 60lb emtb. Only by the seat stem. Careful if you have a dropper post. The clamp will not fit any part of the frame safely. You will not be able to rotate the bike at all it will only support a single position. However doing a derailer tune... break tune... cleaning... this will work, it's fairly stable hasn't dropped my bike in 6 days of holding it up...

have a couple of bikes that requires regular maintenance & washes. so i found this one would be good fit.first impression the quality is good & it stands firm on the grown well. there is no shaking or movements etc. the assembly is pretty easy as there is very minimal setup & components. now coming to the main part of making the bike to hold by the stand, here its little tricky & i felt little more effort is required & my wife helped me to hold the stand while i made the bike to stand. once done its very firm & the good part is you can rotate the bike in many positions which is adjustable , this is very good functional point. its does not take much space, once done you can fold it easily. overall a good value for the money

Very sturdy and well made

It said rated for 110 pounds, but it could barely hold my 55 pound e-bike. It collapsed many times trying to work on my bike. The stabilizer arm even pulled out the rivet that holds it together. Do not buy this of you have an e-bike. If your bike is 30 pounds, it would probably be a good solution. I don't like when item promises more than it can deliver and this is one of them. Bad purchase for me.

Sturdy enough to handle some moderate to hard wrenching action. Stable. Easy to use and adjust.

This bike stand suffers from the same thing almost every other stand that's not a name brand does. The jaws can't grip a dropper post. They just don't go together close enough. I was able to modify one of the grips so it can but there's no reason that it shouldn't come this way. Carbon fiber frames aren't designed to be clamped so clamping a seat post is needed.The stand otherwise is pretty good. I did find the hard way that the feet will open partially up the wrong way. Once they get about half way open they bind up. The tray swivels once installed which is nice. There's a magnet inside the plastic tray to hold screws.The part that clamps onto the bike could use a bit more range. I found I had to have it open so far that the clamping lever needed to be screwed in to grip the bike securely. This means you are holding your bike with one hand (in the air) while tuning the lever to get to the point where you then can clamp it onto the bike frame or post. My Park clamp has more range so I can leave it set up and never need to adjust it.The stand is pretty solid. No folding stand like this will ever be as solid as a bench or wall mounted one. But you can work on the bike doing things like cranking the pedals without fear it's going to fall over.There's a small support bar that helps support the bike. It uses rubber straps to wrap around the frame. There's holes in the strap that push over posts. I think this could be designed a bit better. The strap isn't long enough to fit around the lower part of the stand and I had a bit of a challenge finding a place on my bike where I could use it. I ended up settling for the spacers on the top of my fork. It does grip the bike well but not so much on the sand end.I got the stand so I could have one in my car in case I need to make adjustments. I'm not sure if I would be happy with this, or any other folding stand in my shop. However if you only could have one and being able to have a portable one is a need this stand does work well.

Assembly was easy, and works great for servicing my bikes.