CXWXC Bike Workstand with Adjustable, Bicycle Repair Stand for Maintenance Folding and Lightweight (Champagne-3)

I've bought a lot of stuff from Amazon, but nothing has surprised and delighted me more than this bike maintenance stand. It's relatively lightweight for being as sturdy as it is. It folds down and sets up quickly, although I do usually leave it set up in a corner of the garage for summer biking season as it's not too bulky even when fully assembled. What most surprised me is how securely it holds even heavy e-bikes. Mine are right around 50 lbs or just over even with batteries removed, and this stand feels rock solid while holding them. The frame and leg clamps have quick release levers with tension knobs for fine tuning the hold. The cleaning tools that come with it if you buy the set are worth while also. I hadn't used an automatic chain cleaner like it before and it works great for cleaning a mucky chain especially if you're using an all-in-one degreaser and wet lube.

This will work great. Seem stable, high quality and a great price. Installation was easy

Overall, I think it is a decent value for the quality. It is fairly easy to assemble and put together. Put my 35lbs MTB on it and it seems to be stable enough and holding it just fine. There were no parts missing. Assembly instruction was fairly easy to understand and follow. Now, I did a detailed inspection. The aluminum tubes are sturdy enough for average usage. It isn't heavy duty but good enough for most common bike repairs. The clamp is functional and easy enough to use. The triangular support bars are plastic and it is fine for the purpose. The reason I didn't give it a 5 star is because of the clamp head and "neck" design. I thought the neck piece where the clamp head would attach to is made of metal, but it turns out to be plastic, about 3mm thick molded plastic. That piece is attached via 2 rivet bolts to the aluminum tube. That concerns me. If anything happens to that neck piece, then the entire stand is done. All the stress are concentrated on that neck piece. I wish it would be made of metal of some kind. That stress is concentrated on the bend of the plastic piece and the mounting of the rivet bolts. If the clamp head ever experience any over stress, I am afraid that plastic piece may crack or break. I hope the seller have replacement part. If not, then I would have to figure out a way to address it when it breaks.

Pretty pleased with the performance of this bike stand. Seems like a good bargain compared to what the other stands cost. I use it to work in my road and hybrid bikes in my living room. Also bring it outside and use it to hold my bikes when I give them a good washing. It is very stable and the bikes are pretty secure when I have them clamped in. The stand does seem a little large, but I can still fold it up and hide it against a wall along the floor.

Surprisingly, the stand was delivered in two boxes and the stand was wrapped in bubble wrap. So, no scratches or damages. Setup was easy since most of it is already put together. You just have to install the top clamp (removing one attached screw) and the tray. I was surprised by the sturdiness of the stand since some people complained about it. I have a Marin hybrid weighing about 40lbs. The stand didn't budge when I set the bike in the clamp. The bike clamp has a quick release so it's basically a memory tightness around the bike frame. You can spin the bike upside down with a quick release of the clamp barrel and then securely lock in in place again. The teeth on the barrell seem strong, but time will tell if they start breaking off. I don't anticipate this since I'm not going to spin my bike around like a ferris wheel. Adjusting the height was also easy and I did this while the bike was attached to the stand. I just held the bike while releasing the release and slowly allowed the bike to drop down or raised it into the proper position before locking in place. I did a LOT of research on bike stands based on durability and price. I'm very pleased with this bike rack and the price is very good.

If you work on your own bike like I do, you NEED this bike stand! It was easy to assemble, folds up easily, is very sturdy when open, light weight yet strong and looks great. I couldn't do the maintenance on my bike without this stand and trust me I've tried to be cheap and not use a stand. This bike stand was worth every cent! It holds it securely and at any angle. I love the little tool tray, very handy.

I was somewhat reluctant to buy this stand after having already bought a cheaper stand with plastic parts but wasn't quite ready to buy a Park Tools stand for $200. The previous stand had four legs and a very large base which was annoying (easy to trip over). But most annoying was the straight up and down vertical tube; it required a horizontal tube to be extended out so the pedals wouldn't hit the vertical tube. This horizontal tube, being clamped by a plastic friction tube clamp, flexed and couldn't hold different bike positions due to the plastic not being strong enough to clamp the metal tube. STAY AWAY FROM THOSE STANDS! Enter this stand. Although this stand also features some plastic/composite parts, the stand's vertical tube angles forward which gives it good pedal clearance. The position adjustment for the horizontal tube has notched teeth on both sides that index, and while plastic/composite, they hold extremely well as tested with three of my bikes. The stand folds down really nicely and the quick clamps all work very well. I appreciate how compact it is when folded down and it's light weight. I'd imagine it would hold most steal frame bikes very well. The tool tray is pretty nice, it is easily seated and removed via two pins that sit in holes on the vertical tube. The only things I would improve would be to maybe put an addition plastic collar on the tube to hold the tool tray and handle bar rod when it is folded flat for storage, but that isn't that big of a deal. I'd buy this stand again and don't regret not getting the Park Tools after having used it and seeing the build quality. Buy it!

Just got it but I'm blown away by the quality and sturdiness. Easy to use. Hope it holds up well.

I've used this about six times on different bikes so far and it is very good! Sturdier and higher quality than I was expecting for a non-commercial unit. Good features. Good operation. I like that it comes with the telescoping rod to hold the front wheel straight. I don't think the plastic hardware on this would hold up well in heavy or commercial use, but was not designed or priced for that. So it's a great buy for the home bicycle mechanic.

Es fuerte y aunque mi bici no supera los ocho kilos creo que aguanta más de 30 kg. Tiene un buen precio

The stand is good and it came in good condition

Do t normally write reviews but thought this deserved it. We’ll built. Rock solid. Folds up like a camera tripod. Lots of adjustability. Quick release. Easy to use. Easy to assembe. Good instruction. Video helpful too. Make sure you read instructions because one of the steps involves removing and refitting a bolt other wise bike won’t balance (it’s clear in the instructions...just don’t dive straight in like I did!). The top end bike stands cost hundreds this is equal quality for fraction of price. There are cheaper on Amazon but glad I got this one and paid a bit more.

Article acheté pour remettre en état un vélo vintage durant l'hiver. Le pied arrive en carton et comprend le pied, la rallonge, la potence pour le vélo, le support pour bliquer le guidon, un porte-outil, 2 clés allen pour fixer ce dernier et une notice d'utilisation. Le montage ne nécessite aucune connaissance particulière, est très intuitive et rapide. Assemblage en 10 minutes sans même consulter la notice. Une fois monté, l'ensemble est lourd et très stable. Il est même possible de visser les pieds au sol pour ceux qui ont de la place pour laisser le pied en place de manière permanente. Sincèrement ce pied d'atelier est de belle qualité, les pièces de serrage sont de qualité et tiennent bien mon vélo en place. Clairement, un article à recommander pour qui veut entretenir soi-même son vélo confortablement.