Feedback Sports Pro Elite Bicycle Repair Stand With Tote Bag

This stand is designed to hold on to the seatpost... Sometimes there isn't enough room, however, it will clamp on to any any tube securely. If cables are in the way, you have to try another tube. The quick release/secure lock makes it an easy task. Very sturdy and workable.

This is the ultimate stand for the DIY or pro mechanic. The tripod base is sturdy enough for my heavy mountain bike and the stand has a lot of vertical adjustment if you want to sit or stand while working. The quick release tube/seatpost clamp makes pulling out the bike a piece of cake and holds it firm enough for cranking down those 8mm crank bolts. Contrary to other reviews, it really takes a good pop to knock the bike lose on the quick release so I don't think you will do this by accident. It fits nicely in the carry bag and is about 6"x6"x4' when folded. The best part is that it's super light. I wouldn't mind taking this to races and setting up camp for the warmup/cooldown and last minute repair work. The pro stand is a great price and heavy duty, yet still not heavy enough to give you an upper body workout.

My friend got tired of me borrowing his so I had to get my own. Road, Mountain or BMX it doesn't matter what I put in this stand it holds it tight. When I'm done it stashes away nicely in the corner of my basement.

I've had this stand for just a short time and it has impressed me with how solid and stable it is. It's easy to use, and the optional tool tray is handy and solid. I've used it mostly for my road bike but I've also had my x-country bike and squishy 45lb. downhill bike on there, no problem. I think the stand is a relative bargain.

Wow! I did a lot of looking around before I purchased this stand. They use the Feedback clamps on rigid bases at the local bike shop, so I got a look at its operation there. Easy on, easy off. This stand is amazing! If you want a portable stand that can do it all, don't waste your time with any of the others. It's light weight (~13 lbs), easy to set up and is rock solid. The anodized aluminum looks good, so you'll pick up style points as well...

PS I did do one very helpful modification: the plastic jaws can scratch baby's nice paint job, so I attached a couple of pieces of soft, chamois-like drawer liner to the jaws with double sided tape for a soft, secure grip. I had been using a small towel to wrap my seat posts, but this is way easier.

This is the first and only repair stand that I have owned. I have to say, however, that it is everything I expected and more. It has a large base so it doesn't tip and holds your bike securely. I have so far used it to repair and adjust three different mountain bikes and to assemble my new carbon frame road bike. It is well made, light weight, fairly compact when folded up and the nylon carrying case is a nice extra. Would I recommend this stand?? Absolutely!! One of the best and most used peices of equipment I own.

The old name was more fitting. Ultimate said it all, the stands are the Ultimate. I've had one since the 90s and it still rocks. Don't mess with other stands!