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Sportneer Wall Mount Removable Bicycle Repair Stand
Anti-Rolling Bike Handlebar Rod of Sportneer Bike Repair Stand
Sportneer Wall-Mounted Bike Repair Stand - 360° All-Round Adjustment
Detail Parts of Sportneer Bike Repair Stand
Quick Release
Make it easy adjusting the round tube to rotate the bike to the appropriate angle. This design allows you to easily assemble work bike stand
Adjustable Opening Size
Works perfectly for all bikes with round frames in diameter between 1"-1.6" (25mm-40mm）
Easy to Install
The mount repair stand uses five screws for secure and stable installation.
Note: Do not install the repair stand on lightweight or hollow brick wall
Durable Materials
The soft TPR rubber pads not only protect your precious bike from paint scratches, but the anti-slip feature also withstand weights up to 44lbs/20kgs
Sportneer Bike Repair Stand - Various Using Scene for Your Needs
Steve
2025-08-15 16:32:42
Sportneer Wall Mounted Bike Repair Stand. I use this to hold up bikes that weigh approximately 30 to 35 lbs. each. Keep in mind that the grips on this stand are not designed to hold square or triangular frame tubing [which 2 of my bikes have] but they will grip round tubing, like the seat post on pretty much any bike, and since the arm can be secured and rotated to any angle, gripping by seat post only has not been an issue for me. The rack came with two wall brackets though only one is needed to mount--a nice bonus. The bracket has screw holes spaced at 4.5" [11-12cm] width so if one plans to secure this to a post, as I did, a 4x4 post will not have sufficient width. I have a 4x6 post and attached one of the brackets on the 6" wide side [5.5" actual width] and it's very secure. I don't think I'd want to secure this to masonry, even with the provided plastic anchors, because that just seems a bit too weak to me but I have not tested this. There is a picture in the product description that appears to show attachment to drywall, which would be completely ridiculous. Anyway, there is also a rod provided to secure the handlebars and keep the front wheel and bars from wiggling around while one is working.
Old bike guy
2025-08-10 12:29:41
I have a Park PCS-10 stand for serious work. But it's great to also had an easily relocatable stand for garage workbench or driveway use. With a little creativity (a pair of large band clamps), I can hang this little stand on the lally column in my garage, or on the basketball pipe out on my driveway. The only downside is that locking tight enough so that it doesn't rotate is tough. It just doesn't want to stay where I put it if the weight is off-center.
Gregg
2025-07-07 12:51:15
I mounted it securely on my workbench. Works perfectly and and can be secured in most positions safely. Has made maintenance and refurbishment easy and comfortable just like the pros.
lie
2025-05-22 15:23:47
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E. Jones
2025-04-05 10:19:51
Pros:Two wall mount plates included. Mount one lower for larger bikes, one higher for smaller ones.Pro tip: Attach the clamp to the bike, the arm to the socket, then lift the whole shebang into the mounting plate.Cons:REALLY CHEAP WORTHLESS screws included. Shallow heads strip out easily. Use your own.Clamp arm can not be secured well enough in the socket to keep from rotating.If can center the clamp on the horizontal tube it will work fine, but if you have a non-cylindrical frame and need to clamp to the seat post, the forward portion of the bike will be heavier than the rear, and the arm will turn in the socket. I picked a good spot, thru-drilled the arm and socket and inserted a bolt.Design tip for manufacturer - Spline the end of the arm and it's socket.
Michael S. Morris
2025-03-25 10:27:04
This is a great compromise to the floor stands. Attached it to one of my support columns in my garage. Works great. Does what I need it to do and hold my bike great.
Dr. Rot
2025-03-18 18:39:52
I like it because it doesn’t take up space when you’re not using it and is more economical than a full size floor stand. However it needs help or the bike will spin heavy end down.
John Bledsoe
2025-02-21 12:22:03
I prefer washing my bike in the backyard, but working on it inside the house. This makes the transition seamless and allows for me to do both easily! Very sturdy, but like anything else it should be mounted into the studs and I would certainly stay away from the provided Sheetrock anchors.
K. Connelly
2025-01-27 16:35:56
Very solidBut what is the piece in the pic for? It was in the bag with the 2 hanging plates.
Jason D
2025-01-09 13:46:35
This didn't work out for me but I have to say the quality of the product was top notch. Very easy to install to a wall or work bench.
Person-Here123
2024-12-31 18:11:07
I use this mostly as a bike holder for washing my bikes. This is perfect because you can bring it inside easily during the winter and it holds bikes reasonably well. Recommended.
D. Wayne Otto
2024-12-12 10:18:23
It is a treat to finally have a bike repair stand. This stand is exactly as described. No surprises. A real bonus is that it comes with two mounting plates. I installed one mounting plate on my fence to be able to work on my bikes outside. The other I mounted to the wall inside the garage in case I want to work inside. The arm with the clamp (that holds the bike) slides out of the mounting plate for easy removal and storage. I am very happy with this purchase.
serge tardif
2024-12-08 11:32:06
Très bien conçu ...
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