is this stand suitable for a mountain bike?
1713909
Yes. Its very stable and sturdy. The pic doesn't do this bike stand justice. Its a great choice and you cant beat the price. In my opinion, its just as good as the park tool.
1713910
Yes I used it with several different types of bikes, road bikes, and heavy downhill bikes with out an issue. The only problem I had was that some of the mountain bike frames were to narrow for the head to get through and get grip on.
1713911
Should work just fine. I use it all the time for older lugged bikes I rebuild. The weight don't seem to be an issue but I'm not sure if it would be a problem if you have a large top tube. Example if it's a square tube. Honestly I think it would work fine if you don't want to spend the money for a park tool stand.
1713912
While I have not used this stand with a mountain bike I have used it with my 20+ year old steel framed commuter bike. It handles this this load with ease. Based on my own experience with the stand and what some of the reviews state, I believe it will support a mountain bike.
1713913
i think it would be just fine. it is sturdier than it looks online and i am very happy with it.
1713914
I would not recommend this stand for a mountain bike especially a full suspension if you have one. First off the stand isn't as stable as it should be and must be placed on flat ground or it will tip over. Second, I had trouble rotating the pedals when my road bike was on it since the pedals would always hit the vertical tube.
1713915
Absolutely! My son has this stand, his 3 high end Mtn bikes and 2 road bikes fit perfectly.
1804023
I actually use it for my mountain bike and have no issues, just the bike sits up a tad higher. I do not know if there is an adapter.
1088505
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!!!!
679606
It should have no problem fitting on most sport oriented bikes. I use mine on a 2006 GSXR600, but it comes with multiple head pins to almost every possible size. It's a very sturdy stand that had no problem holding my bike up throughout the winter - along with the matching rear stand - as I did a tire swap and other overhaul work. I had it on the stand as I torqued everything down and experienced no discernible wiggle or anything that gave me pause, and I treat my bike like a museum piece.
675013
Yes, but not as tightly as I would like. My mountain bike has a think frame so it can be challenging. Also, there is no way this rack can carry 4 mountain bikes. Two tops.
1816509
Thank you for a question. As for this stand, only the bicycle with the exclusive installation hole does not support trail 4 by correspondence. Canon Dale does not recommend the use of the company's stand to the bicycle of the sports type publicly. A frame is damaged and raises that unreasonable load suffers from a frame at the time of a thing becoming uncomfortable, a fall by tying a seat and a chain stay.
1294436
I believe you want one bike stand and that will support two bikes. I have no idea what the two bike stand is for over $100.
1263787
I bought my stand about 3 weeks ago. It works well with my road bike and mtn bike. So far it is holding up well. The overall structure is solid and the clamp seems fine. For the $ it can't be beat. Would recommend it to others.
1015197
No, it's very sturdy. I clamp my mountain bike on it when I work on it and doesn't swerve or tip at all, it's a very awesome bike stand.
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.
463320
It depends on your weight...You just have to be careful as the stand isn't designed to be climbed on. Also, make sure the legs are as far apart as possible to support the weight of both the bike and the rider. (Wear your helmet!)
44043
Yes it should work out perfect. I just put one on my wife's mountain bike. It's very adjustable.
295911
I would assume so... I put it on my mountain bike and it work fine as long as you set it up right. Just follow the directions and you'll have no problem.
1538235
Yes. My bike was a 24", (too small)-however, the stand will accommodate 26" and larger bicycle.
1032833
I can't speak for EVERY bike, but for the 3 road bikes I have used with this stand, YES.
1798385
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.
607974
The "L" brackets at each end can be moved to accommodate any size bike. Yes to mountain bikes, that is what I carry. One of my bikes is a youth size.