Would this double as a maintenance stand? I'm guessing not since it does not clamp down...
756261
You are correct. It will likely block pedal motion as well. Probably ok for minor work like changing a wheel or simple lubrication/adjustments.
756262
The bike rests pretty securely in the rests on weight alone, and you can adjust height for seated or standing position, providing access to front and back wheels, chain, sprockets and gears as well as frame. However the poke may be in the way for any work around frame and without clamps hard to get a lot of torque without bracing with a hand or a helper, and the front end floats and turns, so someone would need to hold it steady. I do light maintenance and cleaning and works well.
756263
Doesn't really work for that. The bike hangs too close to the pole to spin the pedals, so you can't really do any drivetrain maintenance.
756264
It doesn't clamp to the bike, no, but it's pretty sturdy, none the less. I feel like I could work on breaks or derailleurs with the bike on this thing, but the bike might swing if I was getting rowdy with it. It grips the floor and ceiling pretty sturdily.
756265
What really prevents it from being a maintenance stand is that the pole gets in the way of rotating the pedals.
1691415
If the stand is flat, I think so. But if the stand has a rise in the middle, the weight won't sit flat on the ground. I hope that's helpful.
348655
The base will allow it to stand on its own, however it will not be steady. You could bolt it to 3/4" board aboult 18"x18" and that would make it pretty steady
1589427
It would hold it but I think it would tip over just based on balance proportion. Also you would have adhere it. I had to adhere the pad to feel secure about it being in this stand.
78668
as others have noted, you do have to pay attention when rotating the bike to other positions. Sometimes just re-clamping the bike at a different spot in the frame can make a big difference. I suspect there are sturdier ones out there if you want to pay more. I didn't and the stand has worked just fine for me. (I'm about to overhaul my 3rd bike on it.)
249556
No, this is a freestanding unit And frankly it does not have the structural integrity to support a significant amount of weight. Good luck :-)
706115
Yes, but it's not freestanding. You would need to prop it between something or make some sort of a sturdy base for balance.
2004300
It would hold it for storage purposes, but it is not heavy duty enough to use as a work station for something of that weight.
2265310
The Stand may tip over, but it won't be due to the lazy susan. I have a 44 inch monitor/TV sitting on one of the two which I purchased, and it works fine. Just ensure the load is centered, and placed where it cannot be bumped by people passing by.
1313067
Probably not. You can try, but I think the stand would fall over more often than not.
1923514
Sure. I'm sure that as you put heavier things on, the limit is not the strength of the stand but that eventually it will tip over (in which case you want a boom where you can put a counterweight on the other end).
1798383
Yes i use this as everyday bike stand not just for tweaking and repairs! Go for it I hear feedback stand is a little cheaper :)
75553
It's been a while since I assembled mine, but from looking at it just now, I'd say it probably could be done as two separate units. You might have to figure out a way to cut the "legs" on the second unit a little to stabilize it, but I think it could work. No guarantees here, but those are my thoughts!
875228
No. My brother said if you put weights across the bottom legs it should help to stabilize it. Otherwise it will definitely be tipsy. My brother uses his for his mountain bike. Parker has better but more expensive bike repair stands.
457841
No, its jus pretty square with flat edges as it looks, but with the weight it has, the clamp should be able to hold it in place
340648
Yes, although this stand does have a tendency to be a little bit shaky. It's not weighted very heavily at the bottom so I really would only recommend using it in an upright position. But it CAN do what you are asking.
2040847
I would think so. This stand is sturdy and heavy duty . :) hope this helped.