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This extremely lightweight repair stand is built to professional standards yet weighs only 10.5 lbs. for convenient travel and compact storage.
The Feedback Sports Pro Ultralight Bicycle Repair Stand provides riders and mechanics on the go with a super-portable travel stand that doesn’t compromise on quality or function. At just 10.5 pounds, this lightweight unit requires no tools to quickly fold down into a compact, 37-inch-long unit. The Pro Ultralight’s head clamp features Ultimate Support Systems’ award-winning Slide-Lock design and allows 360 degrees of rotation. The rugged tripod-style configuration holds up to 65 pounds on flat or uneven surfaces, letting you work wherever your next race or road-trip takes you.
This description was also provided by: RealCyclist.com (Spring 2010)
| Base Diameter: | [Open] 53.6in (1361mm) |
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| Clamp Height: | 35.6-57.7in (904-1466mm) |
| Clamp Opening: | .75-1.9in (19-48mm) |
| Folded Size: | 6.6 x 5 x 36.9in (168 x 127 x 937mm) |
| Load Capacity: | 65lb (29.5kg) |
| Manufacturer Warranty: | Three years |
| Material: | Anodized aluminum |
| Recommended Use: | Road biking, mountain biking |
| Stand height: | 36 - 58 inches |
| Weight: | 10.5lb (4.8kg) |
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Truly Ultimate Repair Stand | |
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| I've used shop quality racks and those are pretty much bulletproof but this one is way sexier and easier to handle. It's a joy to put the bike up after a good ride to clean the crud off or when you have to do a little maintenance. It can be a little clumsy at times when you're holding your bike and trying to tighten the clamp... but it's not that big of a deal, you deal with the same thing in a shop clamp. You just have to make sure you have your bike balanced when it's on the rack, don't take the back wheel off when you have the bike in a level position, it'll tip forward -- other than those little watchouts, it's an awesome stand. I'm not sure what the more expensive one will give you. I thought this stand does what it needs to do and as a bonus, breaks down easily and travels well. | |
| TrailBlazin at REI on 04/25/2008 | |
Great stand for light singles | |
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| Very light and easy to setup. Recommend the bar clamp and tool tray accessories. A quality product. I have a Trek T2000 (41lb) that flexed the ultralight too much so I returned it and got a Ultimate Pro Elite. Much stronger and the new quick clamp would have made it worth it even if just for a single. The wasn't much heavier. I don't expect I'll ever need to purchase another stand. This is by far the best I hae used. | |
| Doug in WI at REI on 05/30/2008 | |
Great work stand portable and stable! | |
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| Ultimate makes great products and I have been using my stand for 4 years with road/cross/and traveling to races this is great. The quick release and clamp is very nice! | |
| G-Bike at REI on 09/14/2007 | |
Great Stand | |
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| This is a great stand for the home mechanic or for traveling. It does wobble a tiny bit when spinning the rear wheel, but the hold is firm. | |
| speedster at REI on 09/10/2007 | |
Great stand | |
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| Works great. Very stable and easy to adjust. Folds up quickly and is very light weight. Everything you need. | |
| bailey010 at REI on 12/15/2008 | |
Awesome Bike Repair Stand | |
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Great repair stand. Very quality construction. Highly recommned. | |
| Tu Diep at HuckNRoll.com (Spring 2010) on 08/04/2009 | |
Sturdy but clamping isn't easy | |
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| I needed just a basic repair stand for cleaning chains and light maintenance work. I bought this stand home since they had it set up in the store and I liked how stable it was. The stand is very easy to set up but clamping the bike in place was a different story. I found the clamping mech not the easiest to use and you had to try and hold a bike in place while turning the dial to clamp in place. To remove the bike was also the same problem. The clamping mech is strong and holds the bike but it would be nice if it was easier to open and close. After using it a number of times I decided I didn't like the clamp since it wasn't user friendly and I returned the stand. I picked up the Ultimate Pro Elite stand which has a much better clamping system. The Pro Elite is worth the price difference. | |
| WI Explorer at REI on 03/29/2009 | |
Feedback Sports Pro Ultralight Repair Stand | |
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This bike stand is very light and folds up into a compact unit for travelling. | |
| the3292381 at RealCyclist.com (Spring 2010) on 10/14/2009 | |
