SONGMICS Repair Stand Solid Welded Review

A great item for everyday use at home, especially at this price. I have a 53lb eBike that is holding up great. That would be 65 pounds with the battery on, but I haven't tested it with the battery on yet: it's not necessary. The only thing is that one of the softer plastic pads that actually makes contact with the bike continued to stick to the bike when I took the bike off the stand. There's no reason it should ever come loose, so a dab of super glue quickly fixed that issue. Would I buy this…

I used to work as a bicycle technician in a state sporting goods store. They have used bike racks in parks and they work very well. I looked at stalls on several sites and they are very expensive. I just wanted something that would work with mountain bikes, comfort bikes and beach cruisers as well as some of the local neighbors' bikes. Check out this product on Revain and after reading all the reviews on several sites I took a chance and ordered this stand. It's not parks, but works very well…

I bought this to help work on my fat tire e-bike as well as the two standard bikes my wife and I ride. Works great with standard bikes. This works quite well with an e-bike. I wouldn't blame the luggage rack, just the heavy weight of my e-bike. However, within 15 minutes of opening the box I was in the process of lubricating my e-bike chain and finally adjusting the derailleur, which was driving me nuts. All in all a great purchase at a great price. I would buy it again and recommend it to…

This is a very well made bike stand, very strong, very easy to assemble. Includes 6mm allen key. Worth the money, easily holds both my MTB and road bike but not both lol. Bought to have both hands free to work on my bikes, the frame needs to be welded, tires removed and the crankshaft rotated, no way to stand on the bike and maneuver to complete the welding. I would not recommend high torque when the bike is stationary. I've looked through all the bike racks offered on Revain and this is by far

Not an avid biker but always wanted a stand to make cleaning and maintenance of the bike easier. This stand certainly fulfills these tasks. When fully extended, the four legs ensure a high degree of stability. However, the legs are plastic and can break, but I don't see that as too much of a problem. When stored with legs tucked in, the stand falls off easily with a slight bump. The arm is not compact, causing it to tip over. I recommend getting your feet a little out of the way. I'm giving the

I used to work in a shop so I'm pretty picky, but I didn't want to pay for blue with a brand name. It was everything I wanted and more! I've been using this stand for almost a year. I converted my fork with it and kept a pretty strong 29" full suspension enduro bike. I love that the bracket has a serrated clip. You let gravity choose the angle and then you fix it. It stays completely where you put it. I know there is some mixed information on hanging a bike from a dropper. Here are some tips…