Quoted message said:Can anyone recommend a good work stand?
I'm looking for something to have at home. I'm guessing I want to
spend less than $200. Maybe much less. I just want something to hold
the bike so I can have good access to it for working and cleaning.Advice anyone?
Thanks
My wife and I have 10 bikes between us. The Park seatpost clamp model
just didn't hack it for us. Since I have a long torso and short legs
it meant that I had to loosen the seatpost, retighten it and then do
the one-handed bike curl while simultaneously trying to adjust the
knurled nut and clamp the bike with the other hand. While at the Tour
de Gerogia this year (froze my you know what off on Brasstown) I was
intrigued by the Park PRS-20 stand that the Discos were using. It
supports the bike at the BB and fork. I got one from Supergo for a
buck sixty nine and it's so handy that I may get another. It's
wonderful to be able to sit comfortably beside your bike and be able
to spin the bike 360 degrees to work on both sides. I deserves
serious consideration for your hard earned dollars. Luck to ya'!