CXWXCBike Repair Stand 88lbs- E Bike Stand for Maintenance Workstand - Ebike Repair Stand Shop Home Mechanics for Mountain Bike and Road Bike (Max. 88lbs)

I am just going to repeat Jerry's review because I had the similar experiences.Wonderful stand to work on my ebike. I have had wall mounted ones in the past and I like this one much more.I store in the closet when not in use and it takes a very small space.Easy to assemble and very functional, just need to plan how you want to hang/position your bike or ebike on it based on what you need to get done. It carries 88lbs comfortably but you need to be careful, One person can mange it but two people works the best.Next time that I am planning to work on my ebike I will share the pic.

I have a Lectric XP 3.0 ebike. The stand works great! I do recommend taking the battery out of your bike if you are using an E bike. The set up for the stand was easy. When I’m done using it teardown is easy.Also a bit of advice for anybody else with the same bike as me, let the front wheel stay on the ground to make maneuvering a little easier. You can have it completely off the ground and it’ll be fine. But if you let the stand grab the bike by the seat, post and keep the front wheel on the ground, it’ll make everything easier.

"Sigh"....the joys of ordering items, rather than buying in the store....The good first:I love the stand and quality vs cost. I was looking at the Park Tool stand as many others have mentioned. I wanted the quality and simplicity it offers. I did NOT want the price tag. I came across this stand on Amazon and gave it a shot since the reviews were predominantly great.The stand balances well and the clamp seems to hold tight. It has a few of the twist clamps to hold the adjustments, so I am interested in how long they will last. It folds into a nice compact stand and small footprint for storage. Overall, I am really impressed with the quality for the price!The not so good:It seems like I keep getting a returned or reconditioned item. This leaves me a little concerned about their lack of quality control. I guess that comes with ordering on Amazon. The first one I received had a broken stabilizer bar. One of the ends was completely pulled out of the adjustment bar and unable to repaired manually. I sent it back for an exchange. The second one I received had definitely been used and it had nicks and scratches on the base of the top clamp piece, main pole and on one of the legs. Functionally everything was fine. I am big on getting a new item as that is what I am paying for, but I really don't want to deal with a third exchange, as I need to fix a couple bikes. This is the whole reason I ordered it.There is no support or contact seller option to have a piece or part replaced. If you have the same issue, expect to send it back as that is the only option. With that said, the process was pretty painless as they send out a replacement at the time of the exchange on Amazon. You will have to pack up the original and drop it off at a UPS store or have UPS pick it up.Other than that, expect to get a SOLID alternative to some of the more expensive bike stands out there, at a third of the price!

Haven't been able to use it yet (got it 4 days ago). It went together very easily, feels very sturdy, and well thought out. It seems like a great value!If I don't like it, I'll post again!

Yes it does hold a 70 pound fat tire E-bike. Feels stable but not rock solid. The biggest problem was getting the tube to side out to disengage the rotation locking teeth with that kind of weight on it. The spring that pushes the tube out is far from adequate. It does fold and stores easily. The clamp seems adequate to hold the bikes weight especially being on a vertical tube. Will update with some usage time.Ok here’s the update. Changed the rear tire on the 70 pound E-bike the stand is nice and stable enough to make you feel it’s not going to tip over even with an 18 pound motor hub pulled the weight was very off center and the stand was adequate to hold the heavy bike.

Wonderful stand to work on my ebike. I have had wall mounted ones in the past and I like this one much more. I hang imt on the wall when not in use.Assembly took awhile to figure out. One of the supports was installed 180 degrees different than the instructions which were mostly pictures. After about a day of tinkering it is just fine.Love it!

The stand seems to be sturdy and well constructed, with excellent adjustments that lock solidly. It was very fast and easy to assemble.But...The clamp seems to have been designed to clamp the top tube, as shown by all of the product pictures. This is not good for your frame, especially if it's carbon.If, instead, you rotate the clamp so that it's vertical to clamp your seatpost as you should, the clamp is tilted. As shown, the bike will tilt out and away from the stand.This doesn't seem particularly hard to address, and I'm planning to drill a second set of holes in the plates that hold the top of the clamp. That should be enough to bring the clamp back to level. All the same, this should have been something addressed in the design of the stand itself.

Steady and secure. Able to handle and hold both my mountain and e-bike easily. Just need for you to figure out the best way to secure your bikes. I also the holding tray and handle bar holder.