Review on 🚲 Folding Bicycle Display Stand - M-Wave's Space-Saving Solution by Payton Luna

I bought this to store my bike indoors without scratching the wheels, wall, handlebars and neighbor's dog. So how does this thing work? Well, not bad to be honest. Pros: cheap. Metal (but not cheap metal). You can customize it for your bike - up to 700 cents). Can be used as a work stand for a variety of jobs (as long as you don't need to remove the rear wheel), although some bikes may have derailleur interference (mine works fine). Same diameter otherwise it will sit flat on the stand which will cause it to fall. You'll also need to tilt the QD handle up so it can rest in the tray on the left side of the stand. Works fine for me, doesn't work. No rubber pads on the bottom and other things. It is also very light, which only makes it difficult to lose weight. However, this can be fixed with various do-it-yourself solutions. Therefore, before buying, look at the mechanism for fixing the rear wheel of your bike. They should be about the same diameter on both the drive and non-drive ends, and you should be able to flip the QD handle up. If it's good old nut and bolt, you're good to go. I like it, mostly because it doesn't take up more space than is needed to store a bike, and also because it costs a lot less than anything else on the market. 4/5 stars.