In addition to working as a repair stand, Would this be stable and strong enough to use as a place to store a 30lb bmx bike in the suspended position?
1441682
I have only used it for a repair stand, the longest I have left my road bike on the stand was about a week and had no problem.
1441683
On a level surface, the stand is very stable. It has been used on a sandy semi-level surface to adjust the derailleurs and I experienced very little wobbling.
1441684
No, I wouldn't recommend it. It's more of a temporary stand, and I'm not sure it would be good for storage. It is great for repairs, however. Hope his helps.
2126702
Absolutely, we have stored a bike on this for weeks when working on a complete rebuild. Have you considered a storage hook on the wall/ceiling?
513609
This is actually a stand to work on your bike. It is pretty strong but will not go up high enough to place a bike under it.
564820
no.. I don't think it could be strong enough.. It works just fine with a light bicycle.
1564575
No. The stand will keep the bike upright. With the weight of a rider on the seat, it would tip over and probably damage your rear wheel. A proper trainer would probably be what you would need. Perhaps your could borrow one.
765337
Probably if you want it to be stable. We didn't attach ours because it is in a very tight space and not going anywhere, but it is extremely wobbly!
1564574
No, the stand is not designed to take the weight of the rider and bike. Only light maintenance is recommended.
1288576
It's very stable in my garage. I can put my XL long haul trucker with panniers and my sons mtn bike or bmx. Disks on the mtn bike hit but it still holds it fine. You will probably still have to strap it all down though for any hard stops.
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!!!!
1338205
Although the cart is strong and sturdy enough to hold most tools like you mentioned, I would be hesitant to use cart as a work stand. My experience as a life long wood worker tells me this cart would be too narrow to make a stable work surface. It would be very good to store and move equipment around shop, but you want a stand with legs that flare out wider than the work surface for stability and wheels that retract off the floor. Hope this helps.
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.
1158532
I use it on my front tire and it is very stable. I have not had any issues with this stand and I use it with my road bike with thin wheels.
636374
Not at all I've used it for winter storage and repairs. My bike is about 410lbs and it's perfect and sturdy
895190
I would think that wold be fine. My only concern with that would be if it's top-heavy and could get knocked backwards but that really shouldn't happen under any normal situation. It will be weight forward and balanced naturally. If you put anything with any weight on top of the legs it would help too. It's a very sturdy stand.
995203
I would say no. I used it for a couple of Honda dirt bikes and it did not seem stable. I ended up selling it and buying a small trailer instead.
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.
1690469
Haven't tried that, but this is not a heavy duty item anyway. It works fine, but more in a casual setting or at home. You'd want a pretty beefy stand for anything with a shaky balance. I guess the holder would work though.