🔧 Black M-Wave Wheel Truing Stand Review

This is my first time using a stand and I have to say it's not bad. The work isn't great, but it works. I found this very easy to use and for the money this is a good starter stand.

This stand seemed decent for the price. They do not list the parts required for calibration. hub or rim. So it is not suitable for most bikes with fat tires or most e-bikes. It comes without instructions. It won't, except for a 4 inch rim size. I also bought it for $80 now they want $120? Definitely not worth it.

This was the last tool I needed for routine maintenance on my bikes. It has worked very well aligning my wheels for about half the cost of a Park Tool Pro alignment stand. No wheel adjusters with 15mm or 20mm skewers were included so I only gave it a 4 star rating.

Usually a good truing stand stays on center as you spin the wheel. This is not. Since each side is individually adjustable, centering is very difficult. I took a front wheel that I knew was right and centered, placed it on a stand, adjusted the guides, and then flipped the wheel. He was completely handicapped.

If this stand came with instructions perhaps it could be used without the cymbal tool. However, I didn't have any instructions with me. Although I was able to set it up and use it, it was only useful for correcting minor fluctuations. For the correct steering, the 20-year-old Minura had to get out. Honestly I would like to save money.

This works much better than the park's cheaper model. With simultaneous two-way adjustment and centering and vertical center height adjustment, setting up the wheel is much quicker and easier than one-way parking, where you have to keep turning the wheel to keep the plate neat. The tension on the alignment pieces is preset and not adjustable, so I can see where it can be frustrating for those who ride a lot of bikes as they wear out and don't hold their position. For me who builds less than 6…