🛠️ Enhance Your Home Mechanics Setup with the Park Tool Deluxe Repair Stand (100-5D Clamp) Review

UPDATE. The Park guys went above and beyond and sent me a new set of screws. They are amazing and deserve your attention! One of the screws is damaged and too short. Guess I'll have to wait to build this thing. It's annoying. In addition, it feels quite high-quality.

If you need a bike repair stand that will hold a heavy e-bike without falling to the ground and damaging it and the stand, then this is what you need! Built like a tank and I highly recommend it! Heavy and unwieldy to stow away, but absolutely stable stand! This stand easily holds my 55 lb e-bike.

This is a great stand for work from e-bikes to bikes with fat tires 🚲 . The clamping system works very well. Very solid stand in the $300 range. There were scratches on the down tubes of the stand, "the paint had flaked off". Comes in a quality box and everything has been wrapped in plastic. The instructions are a little vague, check them out on YouTube, take your time putting them together! Enjoy

Terrible to assemble. Bolts and screws do not match, so they cannot be tightened properly. This leaves the entire stand rather loose and unstable. I just can't tighten the screws enough to hold the parts together. The stand came out of the box with visible damage and no instructions. I found written assembly instructions online but they are very unclear. For this price I expected better.

I spoke to the mechanics at the local bike shop and they recommended this workshop to me as the best for the money. It is certainly durable and very useful in basic cleaning or repair. You need something to keep the front wheel from rocking back and forth. Since the tasks are easier now, I've probably already recouped the cost by simply replacing my own cables, chain, handlebars, derailleurs, etc. This is a good purchase for a hobby bike mechanic.

I was skeptical that this thing could hold a 60+ pound Rad Rover ATV, but it makes it light. You can even turn the bike to any angle you want by holding it with your mouth/hand. There is no hesitation and the stand never feels unstable. The best part is that it attaches to the frame of my Rad Rover Step-Thru and Rad Rover Step-Thru Mini, although those bikes don't have a bar. The grab arm rotates and can grab the bike at any part of the frame. Highly recommended if you want to service your…

I needed another bike repair stand and my last parking stand was bought in the late 90's. Its durability was proven and it was easy for any bike mechanic to store at home by clipping the footpegs together. Stored upright or tucked out of sight under the bed, this stand was a huge improvement. I immediately liked the adjustable clamp. Regardless of your bike's top bar diameter, you can securely hold your bike in place by turning the adjustable knob to the desired tightness. The only drawback…

My old bike stand was 100% steel but very brittle, not designed for larger frames and scratched my bikes. I should have bought the Park Tool PCS-4-2 a long time ago because it saves me time and makes repairs so much easier. I've been using The Park Tool PCS 4-2 for a few weeks now and so far so good. The 100-3D head fits tight and doesn't scratch my bikes. When assembling it, I noticed that the holes drilled in the legs where the hinge pins attach are a bit close to the edge. Maybe it will…

Even before I started shopping for a bike stand, I knew I needed a quality stand as I had just bought a 60 lb e-bike (Luna Apex). I figured if anyone knew which bike rack would stand up to the tough job, the folks at Luna would know. So I asked them and they recommended me this model. now i know why This stand is very well designed and the materials, brackets and all components are of the highest quality. The powder coating is well done, so that the stand is also an eye-catcher. Assembly is…