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Question: Does this tool work with 15 mm thru axles? Do any of the Park Tool attachments work with it? Thanks?
Document: This truing stand is amazing! I imagined that some of the pieces on the stand would be made out of cheap aluminum since its significantly cheaper than the park tool equivalent, but I couldn't have been more wrong. The stand is very solid and well built. It is almost exactly the same as the park TS2.2 with in my opinion a minor improvement.
After 20+ years working in bike shops, and now currently not working in one, I wanted a truing stand for home repairs whose quality was on par with the professional Park stands I was familiar with, but didn't want to pay $250+ for a Park. Enter Bikehand. Quality and construction on par with Park, but for $100 less! Now if I can find a bikehand derailleur hanger alignment tool, my home shop will be complete!
Very much like the Park Professional but at a lower cost. This represents a great value for the home user.
Great stand...I once worked in a bike shop using Park stands. It's very similar and the differences wouldn't be noticed by most DYI'ers.
Yep, it's a knockoff. Yep, it's a good one. If you can't afford the Park one (which admittedly has better fit-and-finish), it will do a great job.
As well made as Park Wheel Truing for allot less price. It Works Extremely Well & Is Very Accurate. Excellent Product for Wheel Maintenance.
It's quite a bit like the Park stand but not as well made. It works fine but is a bit difficult to center. You are going to want a dishing gauge of some kind in addition to this stand so the price vs. Park is kind of a wash.
Great stand,  extremely well built and sturdy. I had the cheap minoura and it slipped from my hand one day when moving it and broke. This think will just break your foot if you drop it. Couldn't ask for much more. Comparable to the park stand at 2/3 the cost.
The calipers are calibrated via a different technique than the Park calipers but are just as easy to calibrate and are just as solidly built as the rest of the unit. In my opinion the fit and finish is on par with Park's, thick gauge steel that is well formed, the fasteners and knobs are of high quality and everything moves smoothly and with ease.
I angsted over buying this stand vs. buying the Park TS-2.2 for close to $100 more. I've spent a bit of time using the older generation Park TS-2 and I didn't want to make a purchase that I'd regret. I'm glad I saved the money and have no regrets at all.
Answer: no