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This repair stand offers a blend of compactness, light weight and height-adjustable features at a terrific value.

The Feedback Sports Sport Mechanic Bicycle Repair Stand combines compact, light weight and height-adjustable features for a versatile stand ideal for your home bike shop. This stand features an 8-point contact head clamp that provides a firm grip and won’t scratch or crimp tubes. The simple, reliable spinner-knob clamp fits seat posts, tight spots, and a range of tube diameters. The Sport Mechanic’s legs and clamp head quickly fold up for storage when your garage or basement gets cluttered. The stand provides height adjustability from 42 – 65.3 inches and allows for 360-degree rotation of your bike.
This description was also provided by: HuckNRoll.com (Spring 2010)
| Base Diameter: | [Open] 53.6in (1361mm) |
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| Clamp Height: | 42-65.3in (1067-1659mm) |
| Clamp Opening: | .75-1.9in (19-48mm) |
| Folded Size: | 6.6 x 5 x 44.1in (168 x 127 x 1120mm) |
| Load Capacity: | 65lb (29.5kg) |
| Manufacturer Warranty: | Three years |
| Material: | Aluminum/steel |
| Recommended Use: | Road biking, mountain biking |
| Stand height: | 42 - 63 inches |
| Weight: | 12.8lb (5.6kg) |
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Huge Bang for the Buck! | |
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I've had this for a couple months and i absolutely love it! It's rugged, sturdy and feels like it will outlast any of my bikes. I comes with all the essential things i wanted in my portable stand. The only two things that you sacrifice are in the material (steal/aluminum blend) and the actual arm mechanism. The higher end stands come with a ratcheting system that makes getting the bike on and off the stand easier. If you are going to use this stand in the rain all the time, you may want an all aluminum design. This has a nice powder coat finish, so some weather will not hurt it, but I would be skeptical of what day in and day out in the rain would do to it. Other than that, I got everything you get in the high end stands for a very reasonable price. I love this stand. Performance, durability, and expandability wise (truing stand attachment, tool tray), it is unbeatable in this price range. | |
| rlechten2355372 at RealCyclist.com (Spring 2010) on 04/01/2009 | |
Outstanding equipment | |
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I've used a few other bikestands, and this one is remarkably sturdy and stable. It's very easy to set up and take down, and it's rather light. I also like that it collapses down pretty tightly, since I have a small garage and space is at a premium. It extends up to about 60 inches as I recall, which I originally thought might be a little short, but I've found it a fine height for a variety of maintenance tasks. | |
| smy3175856 at RealCyclist.com (Spring 2010) on 08/03/2009 | |
Works great and fits pretty much anythin | |
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| This stand works great and is a great value, especially when you can find it on sale or use a coupon. I initially bought a bottom bracket support stand (from another store) but it wouldn't work with most of my bikes, either they would rock on the under BB cable guides or it would rub. FWIW most of my bikes are mid-80's - 90's vintage, they may work fine for your bike but this one works great with anything I could think off (with the possible exception of an Allsop Beam bike/no seatpost). The more expensive ones are lighter and the clamps are easier to close one-handed but this stand is a great value for a non-pro user. | |
| Hatch McA at REI on 09/10/2007 | |
Very nice stand for the money | |
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| Love the versatility of height adjustments, 360 degree rotation and ability to change the clamp angle for seatposts, frame, etc. Is very stable and easy to clamp the bike down. Is a little bulky and heavy for easy traveling but folds down nicely so the travel bag may help with ease of taking it on the road. Have to tighten the spin knob pretty tight to keep the front wheel from moving up and down when really putting force on the bike (this is the clamp that holds the arm in place, not the bike so tightening it down does no harm to the bike). Overall, a great stand. | |
| PL the Roadie at REI on 01/04/2008 | |
Ultimate Support Stand | |
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Great stand, reasonable price. I have used many different stands over the years and they are all very sturdy, but usually tippy. This simple tripod base is about the most stable I have ever used. All the knobs turn smooth and easy and hold tight. The padded clamp material does not scratch and looks like it will last a very long time. I would recommend this stand for any cyclist. | |
| Jeff Mikaelian at RealCyclist.com (Spring 2010) on 04/10/2009 | |
Travel Stand | |
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| I use this stand both at home and on at remote repairs. When on the road, it travels on a bike trailer along with the tools. Folded, the stand is a little longer than the trailer and causes some issues with banging around. The extra length though, allows easier access to the bike than that of the lighter, more compact version of the same stand. | |
| everett at REI on 03/29/2009 | |
Best Non Bike Accessory | |
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| I got the Ultimate repair stand for me [...] in 2004, and it has gone through many bike repairs in and out of my Garage. The wifes bike is small, I have a large, and the Ultimate can adjust to any size bike for repairs and/or washings. It has always been a reliable and routinely used equipment in my collection of tools. | |
| Bolts Fan at REI on 09/12/2007 | |
Best stand yet | |
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I bought this after a pro in the office recommended it and it works perfectly. It is so light and compact it is easy to get in and out of a small closet. I leave the clamp head extended and just collapse the legs. Much better than any stand I have used before. | |
| Scott Hemming at HuckNRoll.com (Spring 2010) on 06/16/2009 | |
The ultimate repair stand, indeed | |
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| I do most of my own bike maintenance and I've been using an Ultimate repair stand for years. It's design and manufacturing are high quality, and it works great. Highly recommended over cheaper inferior products. This is one case where you get what you pay for and maybe then some. | |
| Webster at REI on 10/25/2007 | |
Excellent Stand | |
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Much better stand than I expected for the price. It is quite stable, and easily hold the bike without tipping. The knob for rotating the bike is firm and can hold the bike in any position. The Stand folds to a neat package when not in use. | |
| wmoore31362294818 at RealCyclist.com (Spring 2010) on 11/29/2008 | |