Bike Stand "Shootout"

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Title	:	Bike Stand "Shootout"
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Just making sure: the Bike Hand in the video is the 55lbs capacity version from the Amazon photo displayed correct?
Comment from : Chris G

Trovo ottimo il telaio in un pezzo unico, da sempre buone sensazioni di controllo
Comment from : Randy Martin

now you got a S-Work try a Colnago…just for fun and see how it feels…with Campy…you will not regret it 😂
Comment from : andy T

Thanks
Comment from : William Knill

Thanks for sharing the video The carbon assembly paste sounds like a good tip to reduce the slippage
Comment from : I Love Photography

This is a good summary of these various stands The complaining in these comment some people need to find a hobby lol Overall, I prefer the beam-type repair stands to any of these clamping stands It's a bit of a hassle to take off the front wheel to use a beam-type stand, but they are far more stable than any of these clamping stands as the bike weight is centered exactly in the middle of the base not off to one side and the center of gravity is much lower Also, all sides of the bike are more accessible because there's no column in the way, there's no clamp involved so there's no concerns with clamping aero seatposts or fragile tubes, and it's easy to rotate the bike around to get at the angle you want (really useful feature for washing bikes) Bike Hand sells a very nice beam-type stand for $150 on Amazon
Comment from : David Nicholson

Check out Project Farm He doesn't exude oodles of personality, but he packs a lot of info in a logically coherent and ordered package as he tests and compares various products He's be a great one for you to emulate
Comment from : Bob alloo

E-BIKE PLEASE
Comment from : Hugo Stamm

I bought the cheapest stand on ebay 3999 free shipping It works
Comment from : Max Ingham

Dude all that background noise is so annoying
Comment from : L Charles

A lot of people use purple neon lights in their videos Just look No idea why
Comment from : ValueOfNothing

What about aluminum tubing is that OK for clamping ?
Comment from : helpaholic

WTF IS ALL THAT NOISE ?
Comment from : Will

Too bad your friends wouldn't shut the hell up while you were trying to record this video 😂
Comment from : PowerGuyMark

i need to buy a bicycle for my stand i inherited
Comment from : Taiwan4Trump

I own the cheapest park stand and it works pretty good I don’t envy the features on these other stands A stand must be sturdy and stable which is something the park does in spades, even at the lowest price point But different strokes for different folks I barely move my stand
Comment from : Brandon Meyer

Most bike shops ive been they have clothes or towels wrap around thos clamps so it wont be a problem holding down the Seatpost of yhe bike
Comment from : Bonjovi Bulauitan

Hey, what is that seat?
Comment from : The Antique Action Figure

"The way that they get views is repugnant to me" lmao, subscribed!
Comment from : katakis1

about 20 dollars to make in china
Comment from : SIGNALacquired

I bought a CXWXC bike repair stand and it worked really well
Comment from : Li Jona

I wonder if they would hold a ebike?
Comment from : BigFoot

The more expensive Feedback Sports models use slightly longer tripod legs for best stability And yes the friction locking can be greatly improved with carbon paste
Comment from : David R Smith

Adding sandbags can help with extra stability Most photography supply stores will have them
Comment from : W L

background noise bit distracting
Comment from : Ron Cooke

Awesome video！by far the most realistic and practical bike work stand comparison video I have ever seen Great work！
Comment from : Jens Workshop

Bikehands the best stand for the money Your biased cause you spent twice as much for half the stand I had your stand and the first one gave me away after I got the bikehands
Comment from : Nasty Habitz

Jimyjames - Model Locos / Bike Rides / Exploring

Hiya - I'm from England - what do you think about my Bike Stand??? studioyoutubecom/video/8EgSE8lmXHY/edit 🤔🚂🚂🚂🚂
Comment from : Jimyjames - Model Locos / Bike Rides / Exploring

Great video and good comparisons
Comment from : Jean Taillon

Thanks for the sharing, great info 👍👍
Comment from : Station Wee

My husband recently bought an e-bike and I want to get him a workstand I have narrowed the brand down to Park Tools but can’t decide between the 93 and the 102 Is the 102 worth the extra money?
Comment from : jiylees

A wide throw is also useful when trying to muscle a heavy bike into the stand, you don't have to line up the seat post/top tube as accurately to fit it in the jaws
Comment from : Sandy Knight

The bike hand wasn't even opened properly! The clamp mechanism for the legs goes all the way down to the bottom which spreads the legs out wider annb makes the stand stable! Unbelievable!
Comment from : Michael Campbell

What are those bags on the fat bike's handle bars?
Comment from : Brandon James

I own the SuperB eBike specific bike stand and I love it also there's a few more brands that you didn't show it like Pedro's or Unior
Comment from : Raul Espinoza

I had never even heard of Doug Demuro until this video but after seeing one of his videos I clicked it off after 5 seconds I just dont want to see a radio personality on my computer screen "whacky zany" guys should not be on camera to me IMO
Comment from : TheLeesto

That was really informative and I think I'll go for the Park Tool PCS-10 I liked your style - don't ever sell out😁!
Comment from : Dave from Teddington

Your rattling on for too long, its a stand review not a marathon
Comment from : Yetti

Great video man I appreciate you taking the time to set this up!!! Really good overview of some of the stands I was tossing up between a Park PCS 4-2 and a Feedback sports I just found out the PCS 4-2 has a vertically mounted wheel truing accessory, so that just about seals it for me, because I think that's pretty awesome brI'll never understand people's fascination with carbon bikes though They are a bit lighter, but so much more easily prone to getting wrecked And they can't be recycled when they're done It's just this nasty fibre stuff that goes in landfill forever
Comment from : SixSixSix

Thanks for the reviews The more i see these clamp style stands, the less I like them over a platform type like the sprint stand I've never liked the idea of clamping carbon parts even if it's just a seat post
Comment from : DanTuber

The ground youre on is on a slight slope
Comment from : Louie Luis

Made my own twice in my life, one free standing, one off the side of a welding table, total cost 20$ and works great, skills are more valuable than throwing money
Comment from : mountaintruth1 deeds

Would you rate the park tool pcs 92 ok?
Comment from : Danie

Buenas tardes soy de Mexico que precio tiene el parador de bicicletas gracias
Comment from : Carlos Marquez

One thing to note about the Feedback Sports stand, is there's a way to make a quick adjustment to the throw when getting it in/out of the stand There's a certain point in the adjustment where you can pull the knob in/out a pretty good distance It shortens the time of trying to hold the bike up and getting it clamped in
Comment from : Teddgram

I have a Park standhave to check which model but, I’ve used it a lot and zero complaintsI will never flip my bike upside down again :)
Comment from : Good Bonezz

Ain’t nobody crushing carbon top tubes cleaning and changing out a few parts on their bike man , hogwash!
Comment from : chrisodle007

That blue road s works bicycle is super Ferrari
Comment from : salvatere

This video was NO help to me at all I want to buy a bike repair stand in the very near future, but this video doesn't help me decide AT ALL
Comment from : Art Pitkin