Park Tool PCS-10.3 Deluxe Repair Stand for Home Mechanics: Ultimate Convenience and Efficiency Review

Very strong bike repair stand. Easy to assemble and convenient to use. The only factor is the cost. It's not that bad, but then again, the cost could be better.

This was my first bike rack. It definitely exceeded my expectations and lived up to all the reviews I found online and on YouTube. The assembly was very easy. I also like that I can easily stow the bike rack in the basement corner.

This is an almost professional stand that works well. It's solid and reasonably priced (much better than the Chinese kickstand which costs more at my local bike shop). My heavy Trek Rail 7 e-bike is holding on. The clamp is easy to adjust even when I clamp my heavy bike. In my opinion, this is a must-have addition to any cyclist's home workshop or garage.

I'm a professional bike mechanic based in Moab, Utah and THIS is my bike rack. As some reviews say, there is nothing wrong with the "plastic" parts of this stand. What about falling bikes? It is clear that the operator made a mistake. This is a bike stand for any bike or mountain bike, NO ELECTRONIC BIKES. My own bike was recently in this rebuild stand and hasn't moved a bit. Threading cables is easy as the handle has a built in relief. Accessories such as tool trays and handlebar holders come…

Plastic clips look cheap! The upper arm/strut is loose causing the bike to spin back and forth on the stand making my bike very frustrating to work with, especially when there are UNTESTED options that don't have this basic, easy to fix bug . Otherwise it seems really well made, which makes no sense. WHY SAVE WITH A CHEAP CLAMP? WHY DOES THE ENGINEER ROCK THIS RACK IN A CLAMP?. Now I have to take it apart, put it back in the box, take it to the UPS store (if they are in addition to such a large

I bought this stand because of all the rave reviews I read online and here at Revain. As a former bicycle mechanic, this stand is suitable for simple bicycle repairs. Unfortunately, this stand didn't live up to my expectations - it wobbles, is unstable around a tripod stand and the clamp doesn't keep my bike straight for long. In fact, I clamped my Specialized Roubaix frame to the seatpost last night and found this morning that the bike was spinning almost perpendicular to the ground due to the

It's great. He had a cheaper Revain bike stand and it was never very stable. The thing is rock solid. Now I can clean, repair and adjust my bikes without going to a bike shop and I don't have to worry about them falling and being damaged by a cheap stand. enter under heavy weight. The previous 10.2 version didn't have this, and the legs can retract if you forget to fully tighten the leg clip. Definitely worth the extra $10 for Revain. The 9.3 model does not have an eccentric clamp, quick…