🚲 SONGMICS Quick Release Bike Repair Stand - Adjustable & Portable Maintenance Rack for Mountain Bikes, Bicycle Workstand Review

Very stable, with my e-bike on the right side or upside down! High quality stand with quick release clamps. Used in conjunction with a RAD bike lift to lift and install my ~50lb electric bike with the battery removed in a bike rack clamp.

Stand works as expected. The tool tray is tiny. Only one star because the first one came with a broken jaw and the replacement came with another broken jaw. The packaging is just crappy, damaged in transit. The features just don't like the fact that I can't get a faulty stand

Very good bike stand for home bike work. The stand is metal with plastic clips holding it together. Assembly was easy and hassle-free. Keeps the bike stable in various positions in hard-to-reach places. I would not recommend using plastic parts for commercial use. But for home use to fix family bikes, it is perfect. Will be updated after long time use but I think it's great. The latch came with a broken tongue so I am deducting a star for that as it is no longer usable. But not a total deal…

I've wanted a bike stand for YEARS. When I was given a road bike with a broken derailleur, I finally ran out of excuses not to take it. Love how it folds up for storage...I can easily toss it in the trunk of my Miata in case I need to make adjustments in the field. My shipment included *two* 5mm allen keys that can be reused for service. None of them are marked, but I can deal with them. Two reasons I gave it 4 stars instead of 5: 1) I had to position the bike at the tool tray so there was…

This is my first bike repair stand and I love it! For the price it's really worth it. You get what you pay for and I have nothing to compare it to, but it gets the job done. I rotated the clamp 90 degrees to secure the bike to the seatpost tube. If I attached it to the top tube it would get in the way of my mid 90's mountain bike cables. The center of gravity of the bike is closer to the front, and the bike begins to slowly move down with the front wheel and rise slowly with the rear wheel. I…

If you're here, you're like me. You want to learn and maintain your bike from time to time to save money (HA!). You've bought a torque wrench, dry and wet lube, hoses, hex and hex set, multi-tool, wrenches, bracket remover, chain cleaner, chain tool and maybe more. You're sick of paying for things, but you can't work on your bike until you have a damn stand for it. Another $100 minimum purchase? Come on! I contacted Revain and found that this odd brand was selling their rack well below the…

I wish I had bought this at the end of April when my wife bought 2 bikes for me as 'projects'. to fix them. Excited about it because I learned so much! But I was working on the driveway tarmac, constantly flipping the bike, etc. It was literally a headache. This bike stand is fully adjustable in every way! The only complaint I have is the big red HANDLES. to tighten the swingarm. The plastic handles are really hard. and they are difficult to grasp with larger hands. I wish they had a rubber…

I've had this stand for about half a year and have used it several times. Lubricating the tracks, flushing and adjusting the wheels is all that is required for routine maintenance. My impression so far is: not bad. The only thing I seriously doubt - and that's just a question at the moment as I haven't had a chance to test it - is it strong enough if you really need to crank something like a stuck crank. close. Other than that, I didn't encounter any of the issues that other reviewers have and…