PROBIKE TOOL Bike Stand for Maintenance - Versatile Holder for Garage, Outdoors, Workshops - Bike Repair Stand Bench Mount - Wall-Mounted - Bracket for Easy Bicycle Storage & Repairs, 12x38x11 cm

Very functional, good quality and easy to use. Well priced as well .

“PRO BIKE TOOL Bike Stand for Maintenance” price when reviewed £22.99I have a freestanding bike stand already, and was on the lookout for something to fit to the wall. I originally came across another PRO BIKE TOOL - https://www.amazon.co.uk/PRO-BIKE-TOOL-Repair-Mounted/dp/B0BTYZ8RNQ?ref_=ast_sto_dp - but realised from the reviews that it was not suitable for my bikes or space.I liked the idea of this stand thinking I could attach it to the work bench. Once it arrived I realised that my bench is often too busy! And also a bit low. Having read some of the other reviews I opted to mount this stand to a of 1” by 2” piece of wood using the four screws provided and put the block of wood in my vice which swivels around a corner of the bench.As others have stated for both stands the jaw is rather limited in its girth, ideal size for going around the seat post or around small diameter steel frame, but limiting on the wider frame tubes and those that are not round. I was able to adjust the clamps and hold two different bikes using the seat post and maintain a straight horizontal position of the bike.In short, mounted on the bench this fulfils it’s purpose for me. Being in the vice means I can quickly remove it. The price is very reasonable. The only thing letting it down is the extent of the size and shape of the tube that the jaw can accommodate comfortably compared to my other stand.

Good

Great clamp hold well to do maintenance and cleaning on my e-bike, I would recommend

Pure rubbish.Very poor quality materials & design.Once assembled, the rotating knuckle could not sustain the weight of my fairly lightweight bicycle for more than a couple of minutes before the round bar rotated in the clamping knuckle and the bike started to descend. I tightened the allen key up as much possible to stop this happening again - but it only lasted another couple of minutes before the bolt and part of the clamp snapped resulting in my bike crashing down AND BREAKING MY BACK LIGHT!!Not happy.SAVE YOUR MONEY AND AVOID THIS JUNK.

Works great. Bike is held well, with enough distance from the work surface you fix it on that you can turn the cranks.Only thing missing is some form of quick release so that the clamp can be removed without unscrewing it.

There's a distinct lack of adjustability with this design. I wasn't convinced by the fixings and there's no way to move the bike further away from whatever you've anchored to - so in my case, the handlebars are up against the wall, and there's not really enough room to work on the bike. Also, the jaws are very limited in size range, so be sure to measure your top tube before ordering, and lady's bikes are a non-starter.The quality and construction is generally good though, except I wish the supplied fixings were a little beefier. I'm sure it will do a job for a lot of people but for me it just didn't work out and I lost confidence in the product.

“PRO BIKE TOOL Bike Stand for Maintenance” price when reviewed £22.99This is a nicely made item, which although it uses quite a lot of plastic in the construction, is substantial in its feel. I tried it on my bikes, which are both medium-weight hybrids.The first has a carbon frame and unfortunately, the profile of the members are such that the clamp really does not suit it. In addition, I do not trust the clamps on the carbon fibre, which is not really suited to compression (ref Titan submersible). Hence the only place I could attach it was the seat post or the seat tube. When I tried it on the seat tube, the back side of the clamp fouled the rear wheel.My second bike is an alloy frame. Again, the results were not great - even though it’s a medium weight hybrid, the members were too wide for the clamp - but the seat post and tube worked, but again I had the fouling problem on the post.So overall, I think this stand is more suited for alloy and steel framed road bikes. Hybrids are more difficult and you should check the tube dimensions. Ditto mountain bikes.The other thing I would say, is that I think this stand is more suited to storage, and light maintenance - it certainly wouldn’t be suitable or stable enough for anyone into serious bike rebuilding. I will be passing it to my son in law, who has a road bike.