Conquer Wall Mount Bike Repair Stand Bicycle Mechanic Workstand

thing is slick, i have moved it across 3 garages, in two houses, i did shorten the pipe that goes off the wall to snug it in a little better to the wall

I screwed the metal plate on my fence.(It did not come with screws! Had to buy my own!) The orange rubber clamps do fall off(maybe for replacement?) it can be annoying. But easy to put back. You can also glue it. This works great when clamping it to the seat post BUT the weight up front makes the front tilt down. My frame isn't completely round so it's iffy when clamping it from the frame for me. You can adjust certain things to make it work to your liking. I'm happy I was able to to use it and clean my bike thoroughly, which is why I bought this. Plan on using this for my bike and my girls bike. Quality is not bad. The plastics feel pretty durable. The metal bar feels solid as well. Love that you can slide in and out of the metal frame. Would recommend when you don't have space for a big tripod looking bike holder.

good surface to mount it. One small problem is that while the jaws have a cam lever to actuate the jaws you need an allen wrench to rotate the jaws. I have it mounted at waist height to a cabinet and rotate the jaws to clamp to the angled down tube of my bike. The clamp is placed so I can sit on a bench for work, including truing the tires and that works well. However, when I change sides on the bike I need to rotate the jaws, a bother with a wrench. An nice, easy and fairly cheap fix is to replace the bolt with a seat post quick release.

A great value. It is not made to handle torque caused by hanging the bike other that at the balance point of the upper tube of the bike. It seems that the strength of the fairly sturdy, but plastic, clamp would not overcome an attempt to handle any significant unbalance. When used this at the balance point provides a handy service tool. I did not realize that it came with (at least mine did) two wall brackets. This is real handy because I built a mount for it on a support column in the middles of my garage and I also have a place to store it in a corner wall position. (The column mount that I built is extremely sturdy and unmovable).

Been using this for 4 years mounted on my shed in the backyard. It works easily and can hold a bike in a lot of positions. It's held a road bike, mountain bike and my daughters bikes without a problem. Very sturdy construction, I have one plate mounted on my shed wall and the other in my basement for winter maintenance. The only problem I've experienced is that the bolt that holds the arm in place has pulled through the hole (years of loosening and tightening), so I need to cut that bolt out and replace it with a wingnut/bolt combo to make turning the arm easier. I would definitely recommend this tool.

Pros:- Solid construction; the clamp and mechanism are both very sturdy- Comes off the wall when not in use- Wow, that price is low.Cons:- If you don't balance the weight of the bike in the clamp, the arm may rotate until gravity achieves the balance itself, no matter how tight the bolts are. For this reason, I have given this workstand only 4 stars.Other notes:- The base is 5 inches wide, and 6 inches tall.- The bolts holding the arm can be loosened to rotate the arm. It comes with the proper size hex keys with which to make these adjustments, but they are standard sizes.

I just started biking in March, and wanted something that would help me work on the bike myself without having to go into a shop and spend more money. This has been a lifesaver. I have it set up on my workbench, and it has been solid. I have done lots of maintenance, from swapping out the rear derailleur to replacing the handlebar and shifters. This has given me the opportunity to do it by myself, and has held up really well. It doesn't slip, and clamps down well so you don't have to worry about the bike slipping. While it did come with two mounts, I only use one and pivot the clamp when I want to change the position. Works great!

Great for the $$ it comes with two mounting plates. I mounted one outside on my deck so I can wash my bikes. The other mounting plate will eventually find its place in the garage. It could be easier to use but I find it suitable and surprisingly strong for even my heaviest fat bikes. My park tool stand is much better for service but this works well in a pinch. The rubberized tips fade quickly in the sun.

This item arrived on time. Out of the box, it appears as promised. Two wall hangers which need to be secured via five (5) screws, to the wall or a post or something sturdy. Make sure you use screws with heads that don’t protrude too far otherwise it is difficult to get the plastic piece to slide in and out easily. I didn’t have any so I files and sanded down approximately 1/16” at the center top edge to allow the plastic piece to slide in and out easily. The bar is aluminum and wide. I have put a 30 lb bike on it and it has stayed put. Yo do need to make sure the plastic foot is tightened around the bar quite tight so the bar will not rotate with the weight of the bike. It came with an 8mm Allen key to tighten the bar to the plastic base. It did not, however, come with a 4-or-5mm Allen key to tighten/loosen the clamp to the bar. I use the it horizontally mostly, but have used it to clamp the bike seat-post, a must for brake or gear cable replacements. To do this, I use the supplied 8mm Allen to loosen the bar at the base, rotate the bar to the vertical position and the Rex tighten the post at the base.

This bike mount was exactly what I wanted. I mounted it on the wall in my garage, and now I can more easily work on my bikes. The mount is very strong and sturdy and holds the bike tightly in the air so I can spin the tires after lubricating the chain, etc. The mount comes with two brackets, so I install the second one outside on a fence post and use that one when I want to hose off the bike if it gets muddy, etc.

I love this thing. Actually works perfectly. The fact that this thing comes with 2 mounting plates makes me wish I could give it a bonus star, because I can swap it between an easy-to-grab storage spot indoors, and on the 4X4 post where I use it (had to add 2X4's to make the width work with the plate). Flawless. I can clean and repair my bike so much faster than the other crappy things I've tried (I'm looking at you, Ibera Easy Utility Bicycle Stand). Buy it!

Great mount (arm) for bikes; takes minimal space. Comes with two mounting plates, which allow for different mounting heights or places (or a spare for later). Its easy to mount if you have the basic tools (drill/driver, screws, etc.). I did drill a hole in the center of the bottom mounting strip in the middle of the two bottom holes for extra strength (as my wall stud wasn't wide enough for all the mounting holes). The clasp is adjustable and can keep my bike stable for work etc.

Works really well and I love that it comes with an extra wall mount so you can one at storage height and one at work height. Not made for cheap heavy bikes, definitely a weight limit to how much it can hold. I tried putting my sisters cheap heavy full suspension on it to work on it and it was not happy.