ZacroBike Repair Stand Max 66lbs, Foldable Bike Stand for Maintenance, Height Adjustable Bike Work Stands with Magnetic Tool Tray, Heavy Duty Mountain MTB Road Bikes Ebikes Repair Stand for Home Shop

I live in apartment and I store in closet

I'm old school and always flipped my bike over to wrench on it... As an adult it's nice to be able to stand up and work on your bike and not have to bend over and crouch down and this stand allows you to do that. It does have a few flaws that I've noticed and I also found the same stand for a cheaper price... The first thing I noticed is the construction and when it's folded up the legs aren't locked completely causing scratches from the brace. It is a little on the heavy side also and I really wish the clamp opened wider so you could load your bike easier. The clamps could be improved also because the plastic used feels weak and doesn't allow you to tighten the legs as tight without stressing and breaking it. Once I tighten it as much as possible it held my 29 inch BMX that weighs about 35 pounds pretty stable but I don't think it could handle any more than that...

I've been looking for a reasonably-priced bike stand for maintenance and cleaning so I don't have to bend over (getting old sucks). The materials are solid and overall the stand is sturdy. I mounted the bike so I could give it a thorough wash, but the bike kept rotating on me making the process harder and frustrating. Admittedly, it was wet. Admittedly, it was outside so it was not the most even surface. Admittedly, I was worried about over-tightening anything. But it was still frustrating to have the bike not stay exactly where I wanted it to. Right now it's at 4-stars until I have more time with it to see if these issues are "user error" or "product design problems".

The craftsmanship and design of this stand is surprisingly high quality and well-thought out. The stand was quick and easy to assemble out of the box, and is made of very thick metal/aluminum type of material that feels sturdy and durable. It feels like a giant tripod basically and is very thick and sufficiently heavy, which has been perfect for keeping my bikes stable when working on them with this stand.I really love how well-thought out the design was on this. Some notable design features, such as the rubber feet at the bottom to keep the stand in place, and also the clamp that secures your bike frame/seat post has nice rubbery material on it to protect your bike and is completely adjustable in width. I espeically love the clamp that allows you to rotate your bike at every angle possible. It has teeth that lock together basically all around so you can rotate the bike clamp any direction you need.All of the clamps are easy to fasten and unfasten, even when using only one hand, especially when I have one hand mounting the bike, and one hand securing the bike down with the clamp. The magnetic tray is convenient and I love how it holds all my smaller bits and pieces in one place so I don't lose them easily.Overall I am very pleased with the quality of the craftsmanship and design of this stand and highly recommend it. The quality was surprisingly really nice in person!

This is a great bike repair stand. The instructions to put it together weren't great, but it was really easy to figure out since it's only like 4 pieces and if you're getting a bike repair stand, I'm assuming you are pretty good at putting stuff together. It's easy to set up and fold down. It folds down very compactly for easy storage. Make sure to tighten the screws as much as you can, I thought I had the part that holds the bike on pretty tight, but I didn't tighten it down as much as I could, and it popped off. After putting it back on and tightening it down as much as possible, it was solid. I even tried to make it fail and it didn't come off.

This is a well constructed, heavy duty stand - almost 18 lbs, much heavier than I expected but that's a good thing as that makes it stable. Height is adjustable, the clamps work well, and first time using a magnetic tray to hold tools, something I didn't know I needed but proves to be very handy. Always think of a bike stand as a luxury to have as usually for simple maintenance such as changing tires and tubes can just flip the bike upside down, but it's trickier when checking gears, replacing brakes or even just cleaning, that's where having a stand makes a huge difference. And actually even just rotating the bike takes less effort on the stand. Very happy with this stand and highly recommend if you are into fixing bikes yourself.