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Wetdog
Senior Member
- Location
- Warrington
Yes Please.
Which work stand?
- Thread starter Wetdog
- Start date
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OP
OP
Wetdog
Senior Member
- Location
- Warrington
@PhilDawson8270 thank you very much for the bike stand, it is greatly appreciated.
Phil Dawson has gone to the trouble of donating me one free. I think that is highly commendable and I thank him from the bottom of my heart.
I picked it up tonight, the wether wasn't the best so I couldn't spend to long chatting. If there is ever anything you want give me a shout and I will look.
I cant say enough about this dude, thank you.
Mick
Phil Dawson has gone to the trouble of donating me one free. I think that is highly commendable and I thank him from the bottom of my heart.
I picked it up tonight, the wether wasn't the best so I couldn't spend to long chatting. If there is ever anything you want give me a shout and I will look.
I cant say enough about this dude, thank you.
Mick
DCLane
Found in the Yorkshire hills ...
- Location
- Dewsbury, West Yorkshire
I've gone for this one: an Elite Team Workstand
Reduced to £55 at Halfords (plus BC discount) from £125
Reduced to £55 at Halfords (plus BC discount) from £125
JtB
Prepare a way for the Lord
- Location
- North Hampshire
I'd be interested to know how you get on with that and how it compares to the Aldi/Lidl one you had. Is it worth the extra money?I've gone for this one: an Elite Team Workstand
Reduced to £55 at Halfords (plus BC discount) from £125
DCLane
Found in the Yorkshire hills ...
- Location
- Dewsbury, West Yorkshire
overmind
My other bike is a Pinarello
- Location
- Reading, Berkshire
This is my workshop stand. Bough at Decathlon about 3 years ago. I think it cost about £30.
It has levers to adjust. What I like about it is it stores well but at the same time is really solid. The vertical part is held with hex bolts at the base and can be removed. I store the base flat against the shed wall. It also has a nice try for putting bits in (like cone nuts etc...)
It has levers to adjust. What I like about it is it stores well but at the same time is really solid. The vertical part is held with hex bolts at the base and can be removed. I store the base flat against the shed wall. It also has a nice try for putting bits in (like cone nuts etc...)
Ben Reeve
Well-Known Member
- Location
- Biggleswade, Bedfordshire, UK
I use this one
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fpLtyObugCw&t=11s
(Oypla heavy duty from Amazon UK) and it's been really sturdy.
The grip is really solid, and I like the magnetic tray plus the arm for keeping your handlebars from moving around when you're doing work.
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fpLtyObugCw&t=11s
(Oypla heavy duty from Amazon UK) and it's been really sturdy.
The grip is really solid, and I like the magnetic tray plus the arm for keeping your handlebars from moving around when you're doing work.
carlton88
Guru
- Location
- East Anglia
Recently bought this XTools stand. Lightweight and very sturdy. Folds up nicely without any protruding bits. I'm only a very occasional fettler so perfect for me. Seems good vfm at just north of fifty quid, delivered.
youngoldbloke
The older I get, the faster I used to be ...
That's the one I recommend - sold under many names - see my post 27
- Location
- London
Yes i think i have the same think branded as edinburgh bike co_op. Easily as good as the minoura costing twice the price which i managed to lose.
