hOW IS THIS STAND DIFFERENT THAN THE "Aluminum Cycle Pro Mechanic Bicycle Repair Stand Rack Bike"http://www.amazon.com/Aluminum-Cycle-Mechanic-Bicycle
213794
Seems they are identical stands except for some minor cosmetic differences that you can see in the picture. Both made in Taiwan too...
213795
Your link is bad or incomplete but I looked up the Aluminum unit going by the name. I can't say from personal experience but going by photos they look very similar, some differences in the configuration of the clamp head area. Seat of the pants I'm wondering about the strength of the locking via the pins on the aluminum vs the ridges on the Bikehand.
213796
They look pretty much the same to me, just from different vendors who price & name them differently. I can tell you I am VERY IMPRESSED with my BIKEHAND rack, works great, very sturdy & seems well built. Bet you would be happy with it.
213797
Two types of stands are both sold by us Cyclingdeal USA INC. They are same quality but from different factories in Taiwan �.
1889635
If the two mounting points on the bike are from 6 inches to 7 inches apart,it shows to fit very good.This stand is very adjustable to fit various sizes of the tubular bike frames and adjusts about 1 inch from 6" to 7"on the bike frame.You can easily adjust the lean of the bike also.If the mounting points of the bike is closer than 6" apart,then the Greensfield Bike Stand is a good choice.Two different bikes I've worked on required these two different bike stands.
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The stand holds the bike by the seat post, so the frame material is not relevant. If you have a carbon seat post you may want to use an aluminum post to work on the bike.
107156
Has a screw. Sure you can get a different pin, but then the wobble will likely become a problem. Great bike rack if you can deal with the screw in pin!!
1686152
It's for holding the bicycle in place so it doesn't slide out the back, I would just say to not buy this product as it doesn't work with all bikes and isn't useful. Just get the more expensive bike repair stands that uses a clamp at the crossbar, way more useful.
1551746
I have no problem accessing the bike while on the stand. The multiple legs give greater support then the two legged versions. I really like the stand as it is stable. I have used it with folding, male and female comfort bicycles.
779744
Fit perfect on my amigo and I don't think there is much difference. This is the best bike rack I have bought. Fit right over spare tire
652449
It recently disappeared off of Amazon. I found one at Krislynn Cycling & Fitness - www.krislynn.net. Their name for it is Schwinn Book Stand. It sold for $36.99 and shipping was reasonable. The packing list identifies the stand as model SCW-BOOK-SA. I have not opened the box it came in so far. (I am having trouble with the AD4's HRM.) Hope this helps.
889278
I don't know the difference, but i have been very pleased with this stand. Quite strong and holds a large music book. Easy to fold and carry in it's bag.
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I've used this stand for maintenance on two bikes. It's rock solid and I don't see where it's going to wear out anytime soon. One thing I did notice is that the clamp that holds the tube is plenty solid but the part that clamps on the bike tube is plastic over the metal clamp. I'm sure that this is a good idea unless you don't care about metal to metal contact from the clamp to your bike tube. The downside is that it's wise to see where the clamp is going to contact the tube before tightening it. I unknowingly applied the clamp over two cable guides which mauled the plastic clamp cover. No big deal, but if you do that regularly, you might compromise all of the plastic part of the clamp. This is a really solid stand and I would recommend it to anybody.
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This appears to be an older model that (Amazon only) has upgraded their inventory to include several new and improved components to, based on experience. The main company website still only shows one Storm model and that is a 300 Watt unit. That's why I was asking if the new metal battery rack with twice the support would fit this bike. One could buy it as a replacement item fairly cheaply and improve another weak point.
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It has adjustable flat arms that can hold up almost any bike from the back arm frame. it's a solid stand. Mine got stolen out of the back of my truck, it's that good and nice and cheap.
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I have an older model of work stand, and my bikes are all steel or aluminum, but I ONLY clamp on the seatpost. Park even sells an attachment to fit various seat tube diameters and then clamp into a work stand. There must be a good reason for that. Others have mentioned it, but if you have a fancy post, buy a cheap one of the same size, just for this purpose.
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I see the Schwinn Book Stand available here:http://www.bowflexcatalog.com/bowflex_catalog/products/accessories/machineaccessories/prdcd~90710/Schwinn+Airdyne+Reading+Stand.jsp?FOLDER%3C%3Efolder_id=2534374302040886&adID;=DOFG2CFEED1&gotoproduct;=1&sku;=90710&pid;=search
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The trainer should have a replacement axle that will fit when installed on your bike and allow you to mount it to the stand. If the included axle is not the same as the one on your bike... I'm not sure. The use of a wrench to loosen your rear axle should allow you to see if they are identical.
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Nope... Not the one I just got. I purchased a basic rear rack to support it over the rear tire of my 26" mountain (now street cruiser) bicycle.
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The stand is stable. It works great for my kids bikes (ttr-125 & ttr-125 big wheel), but in my opinion, it is too small for my bike. I have a DRZ-400 and it is hard to get the tires off the ground without some adjustment and even then, they barely come off the ground. Great for smaller bikes, not so great for bigger bikes. Good quality and price, but if I had to do over, I would buy something to get my bike a little higher. Hope this helps!!!!