Optimized Venzo Bike Repair Stand - Wall Mount for 🔧 Mountain Bikes and Road Bikes Maintenance - Convenient Home Mechanics Workstand Review

I waited until I used this repair rack before rating it. It's made of steel and actually well built. A nice feature that demonstrates a certain thoughtfulness in design are the cutouts at the top and bottom. They are designed to hold the brake or shifter cable so they continue to function while the bike is secured. The biggest and only real downside to this repair stand is that it's pretty short. If he stretched another 6 inches that would be great. Would I buy it again if needed, yes.

Incredible assembly and excellent build quality. Nothing plastic, it's very impressive and for the price WOW. If you are looking for a wall mount bike repair stand then this is for you. .The rubber grips of the inner jaws are held even with removable pins for years of use and replacement. I am very satisfied with this item and its professional assembly. your local shop. Next. EXCELLENT

I am an avid cyclist and love to service my bike myself. Was looking for a solid bike stand and commented that it will meet my expectations. My friend installed Park Tools in his garage. It was too expensive for me. I found a Venzo bike wall repair stand for a great price. So I bought it and installed it in my garage. It comes with mounting bolts that are too small to support the weight so I installed it with larger bolts (1/4"). Now I can do maintenance on my bikes and my kids bikes. Great…

Good quality product. All metal and durable. The only plastics are the bushings used to apply the clamping force to the rotating and articulating arms. It is very adjustable and durable. One review talked about how it was delivered and how the lever came out of the mounting plate; The lever just needs to be rotated 180 degrees to the correct orientation (probably that's how it came packaged). Found a bolt and used 2:3/8"x 4" screws and then used 4:1/4"x 2 1/2" to attach the bike clamp to the…

I've had this rack for about a month now and have used it about half a dozen times to work on my new mountain bike. The bike weighs just under 30 pounds. So far I really like the stand. Makes a robust impression and is mostly made of metal. It keeps my bike stable and has many adjustment options depending on where and how you secure your bike (seat post/top tube). At the moment I have no complaints. Some people have noticed that the back of the clamp arm doesn't protrude above the wall when the

High-quality stand made almost entirely of metal. I've had my share of cheap plastic coasters that break right after the return window. It gives you a good sense of quality when assembling and has a sturdy repair stand when you work on the bike. Here's what I used to mount a repair stand to the garage wall in my apartment building. 1) 1x 2x6-4 "Project Wood" purchased from Lowes. 2) 2 x 3/8 flat washers 3) 2 x 3/8 flat washers 4) 2 x 3/8-4" wood screws [You can use a smaller size if mounting…