Review on 🚴 Sportneer Foldable Bike Repair Stand: Height Adjustable Bicycle Repair Rack Workstand by Corey Greene

The first comment I have to make is the quality; It's a decent bike stand, but not a heavy-duty rack. It says it can hold up to 60 pounds, but I put a 35 pound fat bike on the stand and it nearly collapsed. The vertical tube locking mechanism needs to be turned quite hard and I'm afraid this will cause serious metal fatigue and potential failure over time. The hardware isn't the best quality, but it seems to be holding up well so far. The tool tray is nice, it has everything in one easy to access place (tools not included) and even has a magnetic bar for attaching gear. Everything is pretty easy to set up (twist, slide out). Can't comment on durability yet, but I'm not a daily user either. I bought it to wash and tune family bikes from time to time instead of becoming a mechanic. For the price I'm happy with it so far, but then again this isn't a professional setup and it has limitations. One thing I can't say badly is that the customer service is pretty good. This system comes with handlebar stays that use two plastic straps to keep the handlebars straight. There were no straps in my box. I contacted customer service and they said they would send me the straps with no problems. I never received the traps and they persuaded me to say they were lost in the mail and there were no others in their warehouse. To fix the problem, they refunded me a few dollars so I could go to my local Bioe store and buy myself a pair. Pretty cool. If you are new to cycling, this is a good pose. If you're looking for a more durable system for everyday use, this might not be for you. Finally, the instructions are pretty much useless. Luccioy's setup is pretty intuitive.