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Question: I have a downhill mountain bike that is probably around 40 to 50 pounds would it be able to hold the weight of it????
Document: I was looking for a bike repair stand, but did not want to spend over $100.00  I had been looking at this one. I knew what I wanted on a repair stand. Quick release, able to hold a heavier bike, ability to rotate bike 360 degrees. I have a Trek 3500 Series 3 Disc that I put on this stand and I am able to rotate it to any position that I want.I have two road bikes and a mountain bike.
I would like to dismiss the few low ratings stating this is flimsy. It is not by any means flimsy. My mountain bike is a Cannondale Rush weighs 32 lbs. This stand doesn't even flex under the weight.This assembled in less than 10 minutes. with provided wrench.Adjustments are super easy and rival the $200+ stands' quick releasesLove it! .
A lighter weight strap that would stretch easier would work better. Fortunately this is a minor inconvenience as there are other ways to stabilize the front wheel while the bike is on the stand. The important components, those that hold the bike on the stand seem to work well. I recommend the repair stand because the overall design seems good in spite of the problem with the front wheel immobilizer.
Just what i need for routine repairs and bike re-build projects. It is sturdy. Holds 40 lbs MTB to 20 lb road bikes without prob. I even used it to work on 12in kids bike. I have 7 bikes and this really comes in handy.I got mine for $65. Probably if it was more expensive i would have to reconsider buying, and instead spend a little more for a ParkTool which has a known reputation but at 65$ it was worth trying.
Not a bad stand at all.Knocking of a point because1) Packaging. Everything was pretty much completely loose in the box and got banged around pretty good.2) The mechanism on the arm that lets you adjust the rotation off the clamp is kind of bent, but it doesn't seem to affect it's holding power.Other than that it seems sturdy enough to hold my mountain bikes and road bikes for working on.I did notice other folks saying that it tilts forward.
The arm, legs and post are made of steel. I was surprised. The assembly was pretty easy. One minor criticism. The stand has two toothed plates. The teeth of the plates hold the arm at different angles. The plates are made of plastic. You have to balance the bike carefully otherwise the plates may not be able to hold the bike at the desired angle. For most jobs that shouldn't be a problem. Overall a good value.
This is an incredible stand. I looked at (and almost purchased) a stand which cost so much more and advertised better quality. This stand does it all for half the cost. I have three bicycles... a heavy mountain bike, a lighter hybrid, and a very light road bike. This stand handles them all with great simplicity. I am able to maneuver the bikes in multiple positions and work on all parts of the bike with ease of access.
Decide for yourself.I use a rolling mechanics stool with this and it makes  working on the bikes into an enjoyable job instead of a back and knee breaking chore. The height is adjustable so u can set it to your preferred height.You can clamp on top bar or rotate head and clamp on seatpost. Some have swapped an old seatpost  to hold up bike whilst working on it this way to preserve the seatpost on the nicer bikes. Have not tried this on the 40# behemoths though.
That's all I got. Made Plastic and sags forward under weight of my bike. works for chain work and simple repair not any thing where you would place any torque
I use the bike stand mostly to store my bike. It doesn't take up much space and is really easy to take apart and put back together. The stand easily holds my Trek Fuel ex7. It also has a lot of different positions to hold the bike which makes it easy to work on virtually everything. As good as a professional stand for a fraction of the price. I would recommend this product over any other stand if you are looking for a working product, but are on a budget.
Answer: yes