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Reviewed in the United States on March 29, 2025
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Toinky
Reviewed in the United States on March 22, 2025
This is a nice bike stand. It assembles really easily and does a good job of holding a bike in various different positions. The way it is offset puts the weight of the bike over the stand in such a way that it balances nicely. That is, it does not feel like the bike will tip over at all.It's worth noting that, even though the description says it is not for e-bikes, I have used it for my eMTB. I did not try the total vertical position because the weight of the bike, but it was able to hold my bike's rear end up so I could crank it to lube the chain, for example.It is nicely adjustable so you can align the holding pieces to fit the frame of your bike as needed. It is sturdy and holds the bike in position well.Prior to getting this stand I'd have to flip my bikes upside down to work on them. More than once I've done damage to the bike by doing this. Now, with this handy small yet just the right size stand, I'm no longer doing that damage and working smoothly on my bikes.
Gr8tful4Vine
Reviewed in the United States on January 14, 2025
This is a decent bike stand but fair warning that the instructions are minimal at best. I basically put this together looking at the pictures on the listing because the instruction pamphlet is THAT bad. The parts list is essentially all you get for assembly (photo attached), so just use the listing to look at pictures. Let me preface this by saying that the listing is very clear that this rack isn't for ebikes. I have a RadMission, which is a lightweight bike and this fits fine. I don't keep the battery on it when stored, and it's essentially a regular weight without the battery (35 lbs). I think this works fine as a bike stand, I'm able to store my bike with the front wheel in the rack as well as vertically with some very detailed wiggling, but ended up with horizontal front wheel storage because my bike has a fender that gets squished in the vertical mode. Also, if storing vertically, I'm not a big fan of the sliding retainer rod for the front wheel, it's pretty weak and there is no marking as to the limit of how far it should be pulled up so it's kind of "cheesy". If you pull it up too far and don't really cinch it down, I can see the bike and stand falling over and damaging who knows what.Where this rack shines is as a maintenance stand. I love that I can just turn the stand 90 degrees and slide my frame into the two u-hook holders. It's a perfect fit and allows the back wheel to be supported in two places on the bike frame while I work on it.Overall, I like this rack, but would not use it for vertical storage with the current design, which is a little disappointing as I was looking to save space. The sliding wheel lock is just a really bad design. I have another vertical rack of a different brand that is more stable because it doesn't use the hokey sliding rod. The instructions also leave a lot to be desired. It works for horizontal storage and as a maintenance stand, so I'll give it a pass with 4 stars.
Red Panda Xpress
Reviewed in the United States on April 9, 2025
I initially bought this bike stand for my hybrid bike, and at first, it worked fine as an occasional basic storage solution, but I mostly needed it for bike repairs/maintenance.The adjustable height was convenient, and it held my bike steady enough. However, after converting my bike into an e-bike, I started running into issues. The stand struggles with the added weight, especially since my bike is now front-heavy. It’s not quite as sturdy as I hoped for heavier bikes.I’d say it’s an okay choice for standard bikes or lighter setups, but it might not be the best option if you’ve got an e-bike or anything on the heavier side. 3 out of 5 stars for doing the job well in the beginning but falling short when my needs changed. Otherwise I might have given this 4-stars.
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