ZENY Adjustable Bike Repair Stand, Bicycle Maintenance Stand

This thing is awesome! It is simple to set up and very sturdy, easily holding my Mongoose mountain bike. It is very adjustable (it can clamp on the cross member or seat post or anywhere else), strong, well made, and folds up nicely. Although I am not a huge biker or bike mechanic, it is the perfect bike holder for all repairs. I am very impressed and would highly recommend it to anyone. Well worth the money even for casual bikers. Buy it!

Easy to assemble. Took a while to figure out how to get the bike and stand to work together. Works best when bike center of gravity is in the clamp. The handle stabilizing bar works great. I have a Raleigh Detour II 24 speed. I replaced the derailleur and derailleur hanger. Adjusted and cleaned everything. Works better than new. Got a bike? You need a stand. Fits in my coat closet when not in use. I live in a condo so my living room it the shop. This is just the thing you need if space is limited. Gave it 4 stars because the directions are kind of limited. I'm glad I got it.

I use this for my e-trike, which is difficult to support with any stand. I added an adjustable cotton belt as a harness loop to allow the stand to accomodate the odd tricycle shape. This stand easily does the job (with the added harness), in part due to the wide spread possible with this stand's long legs. ... The stand is well built overall and is decently priced. I like the included tool shelf, and benefit greatly from the included handlebar-rod when the front wheel needs to be held off the ground. This stand also works well with the legs adjusted shorter. When not in use, the stand can be collapsed tightly to store in a corner ... I have no criticisms and would buy this stand again.

Great stand for the price, holds up my Aventon level large frame bike well which weighs 62lb. It does struggle to keep everything level without cranking down but letting the front end on the ground I can pop the back end up for drivetrain maintenance which was my goal.

As defined in the pictures: I only used the stand for the second time and the bottom collar came apart at the bottom and cracked along the side. I realize that it may look like I was rough on it but in all honesty. I did nothing other than put the bike on it and it would not sit properly. At that point I realize that the bottom collar had broke. I fixed it by drilling a hole in the tube and putting in a screw to keep the collar down. The only problem is that the collar has a crack so I don't know how long that will last. I realize it is a cheap stand so I should expect this but I figured I would let other know that it may break very quickly. The bike I have is a mountain bike and it is probably 30-40 lbs. Otherwise, the stand is great.

For the price, there is nothing better, I think. I was willing to pay a bit more but even at twice the price it just doesn't seem like there is anything better, unless you spend maybe 4 to 5 times more. Yes, there are plastic parts and I would like for the clamp to be more metal, but everything is well-built, well-fitting, and sturdy. I haven't had any problems with the clamp so far, it is massive and reliable, holds mountain bikes with no problems. We will see how it holds up with time and use, but so far I am pretty happy. I also cannot agree with those who say this stand isn't for heavy bikes. I have loaded it up with big old steel-framed mountain bikes with no Issues, together with luggage racks and saddle bag to boot. Don't ovetighten the plastic clamps and you will be OK.

Works very well for being on the low end of the price range. Mine came a bit less assembled than the instructions indicated, but I managed to get it put together. Used it to tune up my bike this weekend and didn't have any issues.

The bike stand is sturdy, heavy enough not to slide, or tip, The adjustment of height, leg spread of the base, and angles of the set up are more than sufficient, and much wider than other brands. Seems to be very well made and looks very pleasantly. It makes all necessary adjustments and clean up faster than a trip to a bike shop one way. If one is on a budget, it is going to pay for itself after a first repair made by the one. Therefore, complaints about lack of quick locking clamps and other minor things should not apply. It is a stand for an individual, not for a bike shop.