Customer Reviews for VEVOR Bike Repair Stand, 66 lbs Heavy-duty Aluminum Bicycle Repair Stand, Adjustable Height Bike Maintenance Workstand with Magnetic Tool Tray Telescopic Arm, Foldable Bike Work Stand for Home, Shops

Overall I liked it, but seems to slip on the tilt mechanism teeth,like it should fit tighter. No way to adjust the tightness, if it could be made a little tighter the problem wouldn't exist.

It always unclips and falls over, feels like it’s been made eith cheap plastic.

Good timing and delivery and appears exactly what I need it for. I haven't used it which I will and if it doesn't support the load capacity I will create another review. Assembly was easy but it appears to be missing a nut for the quick release. Though it still works without it. It's gonna be a trip to the hardware store and a small extra cost. Not worth bothering customer service over but still disappointing. After use it does work but it doesn't feel very sturdy. It holds my 70 pound e bike

Après livraison en temps et heure, j'ai testé ce pied d'atelier supportant une charge jusqu'à 36,3 kg. Cet avis intéressera certainement les possesseurs de vélo électrique d'environ 30 kg (sans la batterie). Si les barres verticale et horizontale, en acier, sont robustes et supportent correctement la charge du vélo. Celui-ci a un cadre ouvert, il est donc obligatoire d'utiliser la tige de selle pour le monter à hauteur d'homme. Et là petit problème, l'axe ou est monté la pince tourne, et celle-ci ne peut lever hors sol, les 2 roues en même temps. La roue avant reste en contact avec le sol. Bien qu'ayant serrer à l'aide d'une clé multi prises, la molette de l'axe de pince. Donc si vous envisagez de purger le frein arrière, il faudra utiliser un artifice pour maintenir en position haute la roue avant. Pour ma part, J'ai utilisé un escabeau pour résoudre ce problème. Prix plus que raisonnable. Stabilité parfaite de l'ensemble, vélo installé sur la pince. Je conseille d'être au moins 2 pour positionner correctement le vélo dans la pince. Car seul , cela reste un sacré exercice de musculation. Si vous possédez un vélo musculaire, pas de problème, ce pied fait largement le boulot.

Arrived missing parts and with the head assembled (pinned not screwed, would need to be drilled out to fix) back-to-front. Head doesn’t clamp very tightly either - no way it holds 38kg by the seat post. Contacted Vevor who offered a full refund (which I accepted)

I use my stand pretty regularly and it works well. BUT it also has some really obvious oversights that are a bit head scratching. The locking mechanism for the clamp is nylon on nylon teeth (VERY little friction to bite with) and the handle that tightens it up before engaging the lock mechanism (flip the handle) is not able to be tightened up if the mechanism doesn’t fully tighten properly and is a bit loose. Would recommend using something n th clamp to protect the frame, since it’s nylon not rubber that touches the frame

Instructions weren't very clear but the setup was simple enough. A nut was missing for the top clamp. Had to go to the hardware store to get one. Otherwise it holds all my bikes well. I can do all my work comfortably. I'd give a higher rating if it wasn't for the missing nut or unclear instructions, some buyers might have issues assembling.

ca va mais la pince qui tient le velo n ouvre pas assez et tourne cela ne sert pas assez fort et le velo tourne

I just got the bike stand today, and while the construction seems to be good, when the bike is clamped in by the seat post you have to make sure the weight is very evenly distributed or it will twist. Unfortunately, the mechanism for adjusting the angle of the bike has relatively small teeth that are made of plastic. The quick release clamps are just not aggressive enough. Because it was good price I will be keeping the stand and I'll try to see if I can make some adjustments to it myself. See the video.

It's nice, but entry level quality, for sure. The fittings to tighten things down aren't able to hold as tight as they should, so bikes moves around a lot. It's better than nothing, but could be better.