The MOST STABLE Home Bike Repair Stand?

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Title	:	The MOST STABLE Home Bike Repair Stand?
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FEEDBACK SPORTS sells very sketchy low quality products I am glad I found this video I have the FEEDBACK SPORTS RANGE TORQUE WRENCH AND BIT SET THE QUALITY IS ABYSMAL In addition, it was missing a Torx bit I wrote FEEBACK SPORTS about it and they replied by sending a low-grade short non-kit bit that was not at all the extended bit needed for specific maintenance activities such as Campagnolo shifters FEEDBACK SPORTS should not be in the bicycle business, at least not at an enthusiast level or performance level At best they should be retailing with Walmart, and never with professional bicycle shops
Comment from : Peter Brian

I chose the Park Tool I do not like the small tool tray since I need to fold this stand for RV stowage and having to adjust it each time was a pain Instead, since the stand is steel, I just toss on one of my magnetic parts cups
Comment from : Dean H

Great video
Comment from : juno max zoey

Hey! Great video! Super appreciate the comparisons and info!!brWell done!br😃✌️
Comment from : Nina Lee

Easy Parktool 💪
Comment from : OneWay Authentic

I just got a used Topeak Prepstand Elite which is very similar to that Feedback stand(My assumption is Feedback has just copied the design because I've had a similar Topeak stand about 15 years ago, and I have not seen these Feedback sports stands until recent years My Topeak stand is a lot more stable as well even though it also is a tripod Longer legs will quickly aid in that regard), and I got it only to use for when I am washing my bike It's very cumbersome to wash a bike without a stand, and my main stand is a chonky Unior stand that is mostly made of steel, and I don't want it to rust anytime soon That's why I wanted a stand that at least mostly is aluminum brPark tool stands are too flimsy as a main stand and is mostly steel, so I cannot use that as a washing stand nor do I want it as a main stand brbrMy Unior 1693BQ stand is 80lbs give or take which is why I got it in the first place because I really wanted a solid stand that won't sway all over the place at the slightest contact
Comment from : f8j34l6a3

i have been using top peak whoch is similar to feedback no issue till date + it looks gud in a showrrom
Comment from : dara

These are both pretty expensive, so let me offer a really good, much lower cost solution Bike Hand I bought mine years ago and it was $89 I just looked and now they are $110 But these are really good bike stands, super light but very stable and I've never had an issue with it
Comment from : Shep Shape

It’s my birthday tomorrow and I’m currently sat next to my new 103 but have to wait lol! Just watching videos on it and Even more excited seeing all the great reviews
Comment from : TheBarnz91

Dude Should have watched your video before getting the Feedback Sports Mine is even worse I think they skipped quality control on the piece I got The thing wobbles more than a circus juggler My €50 5-year old Amazon stand is way more stable I’m putting it back in box and returning right away
Comment from : EmptyMind

I had bought the Feedback Pro Elite at REI for $100 off and will be returning it Below it the review that I had wrotebrbrWARNIG This Stand Won't Support 85 pounds!!!brClaiming the ability to support bikes weighing up to 85 pounds, you would think my mid-engine e-bike that weighs less than 48 pounds (with the battery removed), would have no problemsbrbrGetting the jaws to lock to the seat post was an effort, but I was able to do this However, when I tried to raise front or rear wheels up by a few degrees, gravity was too much and the head slipped Let me add, I twisted the looking piece with all of my might as tight as I could make it The irony, with 37 pounds under the weight limitations, this stand was overwhelmedbrbrI contacted customer support The agent claims the support is only up to 75 pounds and not designed for e-bikes brWhy leave out this all important deal breaking info?brbrI will say there are things to like No assembly Stores very compact Lightweight Its good looking with a nice fit and finishbrbrI'm thinking bikes weighing at 25 pounds or less this would be a good repair stand However, If you have a heavier bike, this repair stand is not a good choice
Comment from : I Love Photography

Excellent review … For either of these but would it help to clamp the bike top tube going across not the bike post to make it easier to balance the weight … I have a 60lb e-bike … thanks
Comment from : FrugalInventor

I need one to fix my bike
Comment from : Bobby Salazar

Nothing more useful than a big red button that drops your bike on the floor I guess it's there just in case the stand didn't tip over already
Comment from : Marat

Because of the tipping problem and you have always to re-adjust the clamp of the Feedback Sports Pro Elite I totally prefer the Park PCS 103 The Park is unbelievable awesome, its still the best and I payed only 215 Euro
Comment from : Randolf Rothfuss

II chose to purchase the Park Tool PCS-4-2 deluxe home mechanic bicycle repair stand back in September I use it for my '06 Trek Multitrack 7500 The stand is very stable and easily holds my 33-1⁄4 Lb bike very nicely My stand and other Park Tools and The Big Blue Book of Bicycle Repair have been great additions
Comment from : MoparDan

Bike Hand bike stand fairly inexpensive and very good
Comment from : The One

An excellent review Special award goes to the Post Modern bombed out concrete appartement lookbrbrDo you think the Park Tool stand (or any non bike shop stand) is really is able to deal with modern E-Bikes around 25kg? 60lbs or sobrbrThanks
Comment from : New Beginnings