Yaheetech Pro Mechanic Bicycle Repair Workshop Stand Foldable Maintenance Rack w/Tool Tray Height Adjustble Extensible Bike Repair Rack for Road & Mountain Bikes

It is good for the price, though there are some design issues I can fix. To explain, I will use the names of the parts in the instructions. It is important to note that the clamp between the "telescopic bar" and the upright is made of The box was broken when it arrived. Boxing it should have been done with an understanding that the customer will take it out of the box broken if it was put in the box Due to the Gorilla Glue that I was able to apply, I decided not to return it as broken it works fine and holds the telescopic bar firmly In addition, when attached to the seat support, the bike support stand (the horizontal bar that holds the bike) does not grip tightly enough to secure the bike in the position I set because the weight is too high on the front. This causes the front wheel of the bike to fall to It is not enough for me to return the stand, mainly because I rarely work on the front wheel and only then can I attach it to the top horizontal of the They could make the "bike support stand" less smooth, or add rubber fingers in the clamp to keep it from slipping under the force of the front weight. I may rough up the clamp by sanding it or making little grooves in the clamp to give it something to grip onto. Furthermore, the clamp will not be able to prevent the bike from rotating around the frame even when it is fully tightened. There's not much wrong with the stand to make me want to return it - it's a relatively minor frustration. There is a problem here because the smooth plastic is trying to clamp on to Rubber pads could be used to cover the clamps to fix this issue. Getting some pads to test that out is probably on my list of things to do. For the price, I think it is a great stand. It is made of much heavier metal than what I was expecting. Thanks to its four legs, this chair is very stable. Because I decided it was worth keeping, I easily overcame all of the problems.

Reina Duffy

| Mar 02, 2021

I'll start off by getting rid of the bad stuff. The first thing to note about this stand is that it is not of the same quality as something you'd find in a bicycle shop being used for The grip is quite flimsy, and if you don't get the bike's center of gravity just right, the grip likes to rotate. As for the tool tray, it is also made of a cheap plastic that can easily be broken Therefore, this stand is ideal for home users and makes simple tasks like fixing a flat tire or cleaning the chain a lot offers no problem in holding my Raleigh Merit 3, and I don't worry about it falling even when the grip tilts. As a result of the stand, I was able to change the inner tube on my bicycle in a much shorter period of time, and I was less worried about damaging anything in the process. Using whatever materials I had lying around to make a stand. The following is an estimate of the value It is probably worth $50-$70 (US Dollars) to own this stand. The bike itself is a good value if you are an avid cyclist or every day cycler. For a home user, nothing else is necessary. This item is recommended for you if you are It is a regular part of your routine to repair your bicycle at least twice a year, but no more than ten In general, it's great for the average user, but it's simply marketing hype to make it sound great in its name.

Brynlee Burnett

| Jun 25, 2021

As soon as the collar held the post vertically broke, it fell off. In fact, the unit had not yet even held the bike. As soon as I tightened it one turn to hold the bar itself, Since the rest of the unit seems to be solid, I gave it two stars, but I now need to fix it to use it at all for the first time. I cannot recommend this product.

King Meyer

| Feb 10, 2021

It was troublesome at first. When I opened the box, the inside box looked worn out, had pieces of it torn, and had a shotzy tape job on it. Several parts were missing, and I was sure that there would be something wrong with that. Looked like someone went into the box and took bits they might have used out. Sending the company an email was my first step. My money was gone, so I assumed I'd lost it. By the time I cut up the box, it was already half cut. As soon as they got back to me, they sent me a picture, of the bike stand, with numbers for all the parts. I sent the missing parts number set to them, and they did the same for me. My screen had a black bar at the bottom at first which made it difficult for me to see where the attachment was. After figuring out what had happened, I was finally relieved. However, I had to minimize my task bar at the bottom, and as soon as it appeared, I carefully inspected my desk and sent them all the parts that were Upon receiving them, they sent them straight out to me, without asking any questions. surprised at what I learned. Thank you very much, they were wonderful to work with. They get an A+ from me. It was a good show.

Enrique Nash

| Aug 24, 2021

The bike work rack I have designed is my first. The rack gets a 5 based on the comparison with other racks (read) and seemed to be well-built upon visual inspection. It's very sturdy! A solid foundation. We are confident that it will hold our road bikes securely. You can use the small tray when you need it. I am afraid that the plastic parts may crack after frequent use or after a long period of time. This folding chair looks and feels great, plus stowing it in the corner is a no-brainer, and it doesn't take up much room - We consider it to be As a result- It gets a 5 because of the features, solid feel, and perhaps as a "beginner's" work rack It gets a 5 because of it's price.

Jaime Rush

| Nov 23, 2020

It is better suited for holding your bike to display. A 2017 specialized stump jumper has a stand that swivels no matter how tight all the clamps are even when I clamp to my seat post. Although I clamp my front wheel to the frame, my bike does not swivel forward if I remove it.

Natasha NORTH

| Feb 03, 2021

If you are worried about this stand being strong enough, do not worry. If you spend 200 or more, you might get something more rigid My initial impression was that this thing would be chunky, so it turned out that it was surprisingly rigid and heavy. Considering this stand is so cheap, it is a great choice for aspiring hobbyists. I would be in love with it if it had a quick release clamp and a 2 leg design, but that would nearly double the price of this stand. The benefits are I would rate this highly (@ *50) because it is durable, has a wide adjustment range, and an excellent price. A foot with a hole for fixing means the stand can be mounted on This tool tray includes a tool tray. It also comes with a handlebar stabilizer rod. No cons A four-pointed star Due to the design of the legs, it cannot be placed close to a wall and you have to move your legs while doing maintenance
*No quick release system.

Gunner Rivera

| Jan 28, 2021