Home repair stand recommendations

Looking for a home repair stand. The ULTIMATE Professional looks like a good buy at $179.99 via
Colorado Cyclist. Any recommendations? Thanks.

Mark

 

Bought one about a year after they came out. I love it. The best part is the easy height adjustment.
At 6'2", that's important. It's stable enough for how I use it (no heavy wrenching) and folds up
easily. I've seen it used more often than the Park stand by race mechanics.

Bob Koreis

"Mark A. Clark" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:[email protected]...
> Looking for a home repair stand. The ULTIMATE Professional looks like a good buy at $179.99 via
> Colorado Cyclist. Any recommendations? Thanks.
>
> Mark

 

"rkoreis" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:[email protected]...
> Bought one about a year after they came out. I love it. The best part is the easy height
> adjustment. At 6'2", that's important. It's stable
enough
> for how I use it (no heavy wrenching) and folds up easily. I've seen it used more often than the
> Park stand by race mechanics.
>
> Bob Koreis

Get the Park, most professionals use Park.

6'2" isn't tall, you small, that's all!

 

In article <[email protected]>, [email protected] says...
> Looking for a home repair stand. The ULTIMATE Professional looks like a good buy at $179.99 via
> Colorado Cyclist. Any recommendations? Thanks.
>
I've had one for a year. It's easy to adjust, stable when the bike is properly positioned on it, and
easily folds into a compact section for storage between uses. It appears to be very well constructed
and I expect it will last for many years.

Rick