Bike Repair Stand - Wall/Bench Mount, 44 lbs Capacity

Works great. For the price can't be beat. Holds my velotric summit 2 by the slanted upper frame member, at a nice tilt that nicely levels the ebike which is about 55-60 lbs. Pretty solid once you've tightened down everything. The blue rubber ends on the main jaws kind of slip off easy, but they slip back on easy too. Overall I'm happy with it. It can hold the bike far away enough from my bench mount to allow pedals to turn without hitting bench legs etc

Love this product, works great for a bow vise, extremely easy to use, sturdy, good clamping system, seems well built, holds my bows tight and handles them with ease at several different angles would highly recommend to anyone who wants a vise without breaking the bank and does what you need it to do.

First thought: how have I managed for years without this and why didn't I buy a bench-mount stand sooner?! For $36, my long, hot afternoon of working on two MTB's was infinitely smoother (stripping an old bike of its components and reassembling a new one from the shipping box). I'm also happy for its versatility — it'll serve double-duty as a bench vice when I need it. Decent design and quality. No issues and no negatives to report. Certainly a bargain all things considered. TY, ROCKBROS for creating quality cycling products that don't empty my bank account.

Bought this stand for a new carbon bike. Modified the jaws a bit... Used some Milliput epoxy putty to create an exact form fitting clamp. I removed the blue plastic protectors from the jaws, wrapped my seatpost with plastic cling wrap, made sure I would have enough jaw travel once it set up, mixed two part putty, then clamped until it set up. Works great - I provided additional support for the front end with a rubber coated 2-prong hook that nicely centers where the stem is clamped on the handlebar. The only drawback to doing this is that it kind of ties you to THAT spot on THAT bike. I had envisioned the putty being used as inserts which I could remove and put the blue plastic ones back on when working on steel bikes. But the putty really STICKS!

This works great for mounting the live scope to the boat, very solid even when is flipped sideways when boat is moving at full speed. way cheaper option than the actual couple hundred dollar mounts sold in stores.

I purchased this to be able to do some brake adjustments on my bike. In my work bench, it's stable and works well. There are adjustments for the size of the frame of the bike, so it's easy to use on multiple types of bikes. For the price, it's a great alternative to the stand alone bike holders, especially if you have a place to mount it to.

I use this bracket bolted into my workbench. Works awesome!

This stand is okay. It uses cheaply made plastic components everywhere, including in the clamp. The only metal parts are the mounting plate, one bolt in each joint, and the matching nut. The screws provided are angled head wood screws, which are the wrong type to mount sheet metal to wood. I suspect these will create mounting and reliability problems for people who use the provided screws. I replaced them with flange screws and a washer each. Additionally, there is not enough friction available at the middle pivot to keep a bike held off its center of gravity. This may be a serious problem with heavier bikes that do not have a long, flat top tube, i.e. mountain bikes. I would definitely not trust this stand for an ebike. The clamp interface itself is fine. Another thing to think about is that this mount restricts you to working on your bike next to a counter or wall. If you want to walk around your bike or spray it with a hose, this likely will not be a good option. If you simply need a cheap way to get your bike off the floor, this may work. But if you are looking for something to use for any job, until the end of time, save your money.

I bought this product because it IS a bench mount bike work stand. I did not want to spend mega bucks on something I'll only use a few times a year to tune up my road bike. On receiving it, I was very happy to find the stand is made of steel with strong plastic and silicone clamps and parts. In their description, they only mention "plastic and silicone", which I have bought to their attention. I give this 5 stars because it is perfect for my needs. I do not screw this down as my bench is steel, so I use a couple of clamps to hold it in place. This works perfectly and very happy with the work stand.

Exactly what we ordered and as pictured.

I bought this as a compound bow vice, not for bikes. Works well to hold my PSE Drive NXT for maintenance. I have high end mountain bikes and it works well to hold the bikes too. It will clam onto any thing you stick in the jaws for the most part.

It seems like the screws that come with a lot of products are cheaply made and strip easily. Not the ones that came with this bike stand. The screws are well forged and survived the installation process. That being said the rest of the stand is not bad. I wanted one that could be installed onto a work bench. This one fit that bill. Once installed I tried it out on my mountain bike and my Aventon Soltera 7. The MTB was a little too heavy for it. It would keep one wheel off the floor and that was it. Still, good enough for my purposes. I am not a professional. The stand was able to support the full weight of the Soltera 7. Considering the amount of plastic I don't know how long this stand will last. I can see where it would have been better if the clamp had been made out of metal. I would have paid extra for that. Time will tell how long it will be around for.

Works well for the price. I fastened it with bolts to my work bench. It seems fairly sturdy - it can hold my ebike. In my experience it is not a good idea to fully extend the arm. I gave it 3 star instead of 4 because the holding clamp can slip off the post (even after tightening it) and it has a lot of plastic parts.