Bike Workstands
Heavy Duty Bike Repair Stand (Max 110 lbs) – Portable Bicycle Stand Maintenance Workstand Aluminum Made For Electric Bikes, MTBs, Heavy Step Through E Bikes
$159.70
- 【Max Load 110lbs】Constructed with heavy-duty #6070 aluminum, this bike repair stand is both lightweight and compact. It features a thicker 1.78-inch diameter aluminum tube and well-made head clamps plated with rust-resistant ABS to prevent bike scratches. Capable of effortlessly repairing e-bikes, fat-tire or road mountain heavy bikes up to 110lbs, it is the perfect tool for home or shop bicycle mechanics.
- 【Advanced Fine Adjustment Clamp】 With its upgraded design, the micro-adjust clamp boasts a 360-degree rotation, sturdy quick-release ratchet. This makes it effortless to securely fasten heavy-duty bikes at any angle, height, whether it’s the seat post, top tube, or down tube with diameters ranging from 1″ to 3″. Finding the best position is now a breeze, streamlining your operation.
- 【Significant Adjustment】The 47″-67″ (1.2m-1.7m) height adjustment is designed for a broader range of applications, making it more versatile. The clamp on this stand can accommodate triangular or oval-shaped pipes with diameters ranging from 1 to 3 inches. It’s suitable for a wide variety of uses!
- 【Handy Tool Plate】Comes with a convenient magnetic tool tray to help organize small parts and tools. Additionally, this lightweight stand (only 9.5 pounds!) can be quickly and easily folded into a compact size of 39 inches x 8 inches for storage.
- 【100% Customer Satisfaction】We stand behind our products and offer a 90-day, no-questions-asked, 100% hassle-free money-back guarantee. We are committed to providing a lifetime of dedicated customer service, ensuring that you are completely satisfied with your purchase.
Brian pendlebury –
great product and swift delivery
Brian pendlebury –
Scott Geddis –
A very effective cycle workstand. Would recommend this item.
Scott Geddis –
Gord Davis –
I would like to see the manufacturers produce a spring loaded repair stand that would help offset the weight of heavier bikes , plus they need to make tensioner a little stronger.
Overall I’m quite happy with this stand.
I have others that do not compare at all.
Gord Davis –
Dave –
I love everything about ordering from Amazon. All orders on time or earlier, and each and every driver have been wonderful!
Dave –
GIORDANO S. –
Maintenance VTTs / Vélos.
GIORDANO S. –
Rob –
I just received it a couple of days ago and got a chance to set it up and see how it works. I own a Super73 Z1 and it’s pretty hefty as ebikes go, so I was shopping around for a repair stand that would hold this up for my maintenance needs. When I first assembled it and tried to get my bike onto it, it kept folding down on me and of course I was concerned it just couldn’t handle the weight of the bike. But it’s stating 110lb max, so clearly I had to be doing something wrong. And of course I was. There was an area I neglected to tighten, but once I did…all good. I got my bike into the clamp with a solid grip. I shook the bike in the stand and everything, no tipping or worry that it was going to fall. Seems to be a solid stand so far. The little stability bar that you can strap to your handlebars/grips to keep the front wheel stable is ok. Nothing fancy and I might not even use it really. It’s kinda flimsy, but it’ll do the trick if you need it. But the rest of the stand is solid and should work for any of your ebike repair/maintenance needs, unless of course it weights more than 110lbs. Overall seems to be a good investment for a budget stand. I’m new to bike maintenance and I feel like this will work for me for the time being. I would recommend this stand.
Rob –
Bryan Commentz –
I was nervous that this wouldn’t work with my e-bike, but it works great! It held it up as I worked, without issue.
Bryan Commentz –
James Menzies –
The description indicates this can hold unto 110 lbs. Not even close. Even with the battery removed, the stand would simply not support my Letric XP 3.0. (probably under 70 lbs at that point). Basically, the sliding clamp that holds the two legs in place will simply not become tight enough to hold the weight. I suspect it will work with bikes under 40 lbs, but my stand will not hold an e-bike unless I make some sort of modification.
Otherwise, the other parts of the stand work well. I do really like the tool tray, and the bike clamp seems to work well.
James Menzies –
norbert –
If you have a heavy bike and are doing work yourself. I suggest large bucket to set bike on then attache to this . It will flop all over the place if you dont think out your project. Once Installed move bucket and your on your way my bike weighs 65 lbs. I’m strong but the clamp to fasten takes some maneuvering. Once fastened does the trick just member my bike weighs like 55 lbs more then this stand. Take it from there.
norbert –
Biker Don –
I have used this and worked on 6 different bikes. The stand is quite stable, you place the bike on the floor legs side. I didn’t have a heavy e-bike on it, but seemed ok with mountain bikes. There is a bottom groove on the bike clamp allowing cables to go through unpinched. The auxiliary stabilizer that is included is pretty useless, falls off and not really needed. I was able to hand pedal the bike to adjust derailier and check brakes. I found the little tool shelf very handy. So far, Im quite pleased with it.
Biker Don –
Michael Lawson –
Very heavy duty.
Michael Lawson –
Linda Albert –
Is very stable for setting the bike on for repairs
Linda Albert –
David K. –
You can tweak this thing a million different ways. I use it for an e mountain bike that is over 50lbs and this thing works just fine!
David K. –