Feedback Sports Sprint Work Stand Review

Make contact with the yoke in the center of the bike rack. This creates a base with plenty of movement while you work on the bike. I was also disappointed that the arrow is perfectly horizontal. Thus, the bike will be tilted nose down when standing on the stand. When using a chain cleaner, you cannot straighten the device if it is clamped to the chain. In this case, all you can do is put a block under one foot to make the arrow flip up. In comparison, the Park Tool PRS 22.2 has an upward angled

I bought this stand to support two bikes: my fiancee's cyclocross bike with quick releases and my road bike. with thru axles. To use this bike with 12mm thru-axles, you must first purchase a 12mm adapter. Otherwise the axle has enough play and scratches in the 15mm part supplied. Switching between QR and 12mm is a little annoying - you have to unscrew the silver part of the receiver to swap it out. Putting your bike on a stand is as easy as you can imagine; For the most part, I take the front…

I had trouble getting this stand. I originally ordered through Revain and they sent me the wrong one (I have the Elite). I sent it back and they replaced it and AGAIN I got the Elite so I sent it back and decided to order elsewhere and I finally got it. . Open the box and the stand is ready to use. This is truly a work of art. Everything is VERY precise and runs smooth as glass. The long horizontal arm that pivots up and locks into the carriage bolt was very tight and took a bit of force to put

This is a surprisingly good work stand. As for bike tools I use a lot, I usually just buy Park - they are functional, durable, well designed, easy to use and incredibly cheap. However, upstart Feedback Sports has done a great job with this stand. First the background story: The thin-walled aluminum and the out-of-round carbon tubes made my old clamp stand obsolete - to clamp the bike tight enough so that it doesn't rock. There is a risk of the pipes being crushed. And falling out of less-tight…