When working on your bike, having it elevated and held in place is extremely useful. This repair stand is a fantastic investment for being able to fix your bike. The clamp can rotate, if it's been mounted to the wall well, it's more stable that a conventional stand.

This stand can be permanently mounted to a bench to save space and with less parts this stand costs less conventional two leg stands. 

Having your own Bike Repair Stand is a great way to start doing maintenance on your own bikes. We would be lost without ours!

The alternatives to this product are:

• Conventional two-legged repair stands which are portable here
• Wall mounted repair stands here, like this but mount to a wall

Specifications:

Notes

• This stand does not come with fixings for your bench. You'll need to determine how best to install it yourself
  
• Don't worry about this product being partially made out of plastic. It is very robust
  
• If you want to put your bike on super funky angles you may need to tighten the rotation mechanism. This can easily be done by taking the handle off and tightening a bolt which brings the teeth slightly closer together.
• Clamping your bike too hard can break things - just go easy on tightening it. 

When working on your bike, having it elevated and held in place is extremely useful. This repair stand is a fantastic investment for being able to fix your bike. The clamp can rotate, if it's been mounted to the wall well, it's more stable that a conventional stand.

This stand can be permanently mounted to a bench to save space and with less parts this stand costs less conventional two leg stands. 

Having your own Bike Repair Stand is a great way to start doing maintenance on your own bikes. We would be lost without ours!

The alternatives to this product are:

• Conventional two-legged repair stands which are portable here
• Wall mounted repair stands here, like this but mount to a wall

Specifications:

Notes

• This stand does not come with fixings for your bench. You'll need to determine how best to install it yourself
  
• Don't worry about this product being partially made out of plastic. It is very robust
  
• If you want to put your bike on super funky angles you may need to tighten the rotation mechanism. This can easily be done by taking the handle off and tightening a bolt which brings the teeth slightly closer together.
• Clamping your bike too hard can break things - just go easy on tightening it.