ANGGOER Bike Repair Stand Quick Release: Adjustable, Portable & Sturdy Maintenance Rack for Road & Mountain Bikes - 85 lbs Capacity Review

This bike stand is great because it's so light that it's easy to pack when traveling. It comes in a carry/storage bag which is pretty easy to carry for short distances. I like that the base of the stand is adjustable. In that regard, you can control the height a bit by simply adjusting the base. If you need more stability, you can install a wide base and then you have no chance of tipping over. The main stand is adjustable and can be easily adjusted to the desired height with the adjustable…

Savings can be seen on some hardware and clips. I also have a Feedback Sports Ultralight that appears to be modeled after a western bike. The design is very similar and the West bike is definitely lighter, but the clamps don't feel as strong and the main head clamp that holds the bike isn't as good. There is also too much plastic on some wearing parts, which is very noticeable with the joint head up to the aluminum clamping arm and gnaws with frequent use. The bike tube will not follow when you

This stand is exactly what I was looking for and I am very happy with it. also have limited storage space. This stand folds down to a handy size, packs away in the cloth bag that comes with it, and its light weight means I can easily put it on a shelf. Thanks to the wide three-point stand, the bike was stable during assembly. There are no instructions included so it took me a few minutes to figure out that there is a rotating clip to unlock the tube that allows you to spread your legs and…

Have wanted a bike repair stand for a long time. I've never liked keeping the rear wheel off the ground, turning the crank to adjust the derailleur, or hiring an assistant (usually reluctantly) for the job. This Anggoer stand is an affordable, portable solution that's fine for a hobbyist like me. I own an inexpensive mountain bike, I have three grandchildren who need bike adjustments from time to time, and my son just bought some bikes for himself and his partner. I appreciate that it is quick…

I've just gotten back to riding after years without a saddle so my bike needed some love before hitting the road and one thing , which I had always wanted was a bicycle maintenance/repair stand. This option is perfect. I didn't need anything too complex or heavy, and I definitely wanted something that could be folded away when not in use. This Anggoer stand ticks all of those boxes while also looking pretty good (I know it's not that important). Fit and Finish: The first impression of the…

I have a basic CXWXC folding bike stand to compare to this one. The West bike stand wins because it's more portable, but loses in almost every aspect to the much cheaper CXWXC. I was planning on leaving the large and heavy kickstand at home and using the vest at work to support my commuter bike for that part of my everyday life. to travel. Smaller/memory friendly features are part of my requirement for this place. I like the widely spaced tripod legs in the West because they're stable, but I…