🚲 Ibera Easy Utility Bicycle Stand for Adjustable Height, Foldable Mechanic Repair Rack Bike Stand with Convenient Bicycle Storage Review

The stand is incredibly affordable, both in price and quality. It works as advertised, but don't expect much stability or customizability. Your bike will always be in a light breeze to avoid tipping over. If you have asymmetrical chainstays or internal routing that routes the rear shifter cable along the bottom of the chainstay, this stand will NOT fit your bike (in my case it would not fit 2/4 bikes). Not very suitable for daily storage as it is very difficult to put the bike on the stand and…

I don't do bike maintenance, I really don't know much about bikes. But I needed a way to adjust the derailleurs, rear brakes and rear tires without spending a lot of money. Thing definitely works for that. It's not the most durable stand, but it's not meant to be either. It keeps my rear wheel off the ground so I can get the job done, but DO NOT SIT ON YOUR BIKE while it's on the rack, but that goes without saying. Also note that flipping the bike is fairly easy when it's mounted on this thing,

I've read all the reviews and as you can see I agree with all of them Disregard negative reviews for this product at all. Look at my photos and you can clearly see that everything these people do and break the stand there has nothing to do with this product. In assembling this massive e-bike, I had to lift the rear wheel off the ground to fine-tune the motor and PAS modes, not to mention lubricate the chain to set the rear derailleur for shifting. Also, not only did I have this bike on a stand,

cheap stand, but cheapness is also its main advantage. It is not designed to be stable alone with a bike unless used for demonstration purposes. Suitable for: + You can only use it to perform light maintenance work when the front wheel or handlebars are against a wall or other support, otherwise the torque will cause the front wheel to tip over, but the rear wheel will lift off the ground. Therefore, if you can keep the front wheel steady against the wall, you can perform maintenance such as )…

I needed some sort of mechanical stand for my Specialized Rockhopper (2010) for setup, cleaning and adjustment as I was tired of standing upside down with the bike. I didn't want to go out and spend $200 on a Park Tools mechanic's stand since I wouldn't have room for one in my apartment if I wanted to. I've looked at other fake Park Tools that cost less than fifty dollars but their reviews were just terrible, which isn't surprising. I was thinking of making my own design out of gas pipes or PVC