Does the stand hold the bike by the wheel or spokes? Worried about pressure on the spokes like some other one-wheel stands.
271650
HI, it hold the bike by the wheel very secure and small footprint. I do recommended. Giorgio Mazzini
271651
No. The tire rests in an 'adjustable groove' NOT in contact with the spokes. I have a mtn bicycle with 2" wide tires and place the front tire in the stand since the back tire is already stable. It's kept in my apt. to keep it from extreme weather, and I love it!
1564574
No, the stand is not designed to take the weight of the rider and bike. Only light maintenance is recommended.
1595606
Yes you can spin the wheels. I kid you not. This stand is solid. Very professional. I thought about the price also and the quality. You will be happy with this stand. If you don't like it you always have the option of returning the item, but I seriously doubt you will when you assemble the stand, and see how sturdy the bike stand is.
1189101
If you are wondering if the clamping head turns easily with the bike in place, it doesn't it's very secure.when the bike is in the clamp you can also rotate the bike just make sure have a good hold on the bike so it doesn't fall over. When there is no bike in the clamp it is very easy to rotate and locks down securely,
1973377
It does, but I wouldn't buy this thing in any case. It is useless except as a bike stand, and you can get much cheaper bike stands. It simply has no resistance. Even my six year old daughter says it's easy, and I found it to be a joke. The magnets are very weak. It's "made in China junk". I wanted to get a fan drive bike stand but couldn't find one. Don't wast your money on this. Period.
1992504
yes they have one on that bike ..... but i did take off of it i not like kinds of kicks stand that why !
1625195
Yes Steve the stand will work clamped to the seat post. I tried it on my road bike (19lb) and the stand was still stable even with the majority of the weight to one side. The wheel bar does telescope out to the front wheel when the stand is strap seat post. I was also able to turn the pedals and shift through the gears with no stability problems.
1874567
It holds my wife's bike just fine, but haven't tried with my daughter's bike. You can adjust the wheel holders side to side so that the vertical hold down is at the low point of the top bar on the bike.
2046808
I would say yes for very minor issues only. The bike is not held securely in this stand, so the bikewill move considerably when attempting to loosen or tighten secure nuts/bolts.
1768223
Haven't tried it on a bike that size, but I put it on my kid's bike with 16" wheels and it was almost too tall on the shortest setting. Just measured it to be about 12.5" on the longest setting, which is about 0.5" shorter than the kickstand on my wife's 26" mountain bike. I'm sure it would stand the bike up, but I wouldn't say it is ideal. Sorry I couldn't answer more definitively, but I don't want to steer you wrong so just giving some info that I hope helps.
631194
The bike will still want to tip left and right and could possibly fall. It's ment to be secured to the floor of a trailer. Personally I would recommend a wheel stand. This is great to ride into and be able to get off your bike without have to immediately secure, but yes it still requires securing.
1294435
Yes, 1 stand holds 2 bikes. I have 2 Trek Hybrids and it does just fine. Only thing is you'll need to put one with the front tire and the second one with the rear.
689012
I don't really know, but if it is big enough to fit the bars, it will stay as it's doing a "nose wheelie" or you can hang it by the frame at the front of the bike and by the seat "nose" on the other side.
427717
The weight it puts on the wheel in this position is nowhere near the amount of force that's applied when you sit on it. Remember that spokes are designed to take hanging force, not rigid vertical force from the bottom. So hanging on the spokes like this is exactly what they are designed to do.
1452371
I have clamped both mountain and road bikes to this stand with no problem. However, I have read that clamping should only be done on the seat post and in the future, that is what I probably do.
1966868
There is no kickstand with the bike. Should be an easy fix at your local bike shop. We hang our bikes at home or use the many local bike racks around town. We have taken the kickstands off all our bikes that came with one.
1421925
It seems that if you put the back wheel in the stand, it should support the weight assuming it is not an off axis load.