Park Tool PCS-12.2 - Home Mechanic Bench-Mount Repair Stand Black/Blue

Very easy to use and extremely well made. Smooth action and nice finish. Clamped to my bench top with two clamps so its easy to remove when not in use.

Great! Highly Recommend!

This thing is awesome. Hold bikes in any direction, won’t let go. Don’t skip on the good stuff, Park Tool is the best for a reason….

It is well built. I mounted it to a 3x6 board that allows me to hold the stand in my heavy duty vise.

Works great. Good quality

Unless you are a pro mechanic servicing multiple bikes daily, this Park Tool stand is more than enough for home mechanic needs. It has a wide range of mobility and clamping and it is very sturdy mounted on my bench top. About half the price of the “pro” model.

You get what you pay for. Reviews of other bicycle repair stands seemed to harp on issues of durability and especially plastic parts. I have a heavy E-bike and didnt want to buy a tool twice. My (mountain biking) daughter recognized the Park Tool logo on the delivered packaging and got excited-with reason. The expectation of a really solid piece of equipment has been met. To be sure there is plastic in the jaw clamp, only to cushion the hold on the bike frame, and handles, and even the rotation locking piece, but that gets compressed into place like an oversized cone-shaped washer, and shouldnt face any stress that would break it, even holding up a 48# bike. The steel parts are industrial quality-absolutely no play or bend. Frankly, I was more worried about my workbench than the repair stand. Very EZ/intuitive to set up-really no instructions necessary. It does need to be mounted where the pedals get free play underneath.

Easy to install and holds my 65 lb e-bike so easily. Strong grip and easy to clamp with one hand on the bike and one hand on the handle. To install, I needed 4 lag bolts (not included, but I have a bunch lying around). I am so glad I invested in this.

If you use this vise to clamp on to the seat tube beware because if the frame moves down (vise moves toward the top tube) while in use you will not be able to loosen the cam handle as the cam handle will hit the top tube. The clamp jaws should be longer to maintain clearance for cam handle rotation.

A really nice, no nonsense, American made tool for the home mechanic or shop owner.