I'm interested in those who have tried both the Tacx Cyclespider Prof (T3025), the Topeak Prepstand (with or without the scale/balance) and the Ultimate Pro Workstand. Which one is the most durable and most solid of those three workstands?
"]I'm interested in those who have tried both the Tacx Cyclespider Prof (T3025), the Topeak Prepstand (with or without the scale/balance) and the Ultimate Pro Workstand. Which one is the most durable and most solid of those three workstands?
Regards, Lucas Jensen
I can't comment on any of your choices, but I am curious to know why Park wasn't among your considerations. Dan
Topeak Prepstand (with or without the scale/balance) and the Ultimate Pro Workstand.
I frequently 'clamp' my bike into a stand by laying the top tube into the clamp and hardly tightening. With the Topeak, the bicycle would not sit horizontally in the clamp. The Ultimate Pro clamp works beautifully and the quick release is also a joy. Both these stands are stable on an unlevel surface. The Ultimate is made of much better materials while the Topeak is a cheaper copy.
Because I think Park is overpriced. I have seen quite a few Parks - different models and the cheap ones are really bad. It just comes down to those three.