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Question: Can the arm be removed when not in use or does it just swing to the side?
Document: Was concerned that this would be flimsy but it is very sturdy. We use it in an outside bike wash, time will tell how it holds up to the weather.
Very robust mount. Rotation jaw lock feature may not last with heavy use. Teeth do not fully engage under load.
Nice, heavy duty repair clamp - I have it wall mounted and you can fold it back to keep it out of the way when it's not in use. Very solid construction.
Yes I would Recommend this  BikeHand to anyone who owns a bike, even if the only work you do yourself is to clean your bike and oil the chain. I attached this Bike Hand to a short piece of 2X4 and then put the 2X4 in my workbench vise when I want to use it. When not in use it takes very little room under my bench. I love the jaw on this. It holds my fat carbon fiber bike frame tight and has a nice quick release lever. It's a 5!
perfect for the individual bike owner. Not durable enough for a pro bike mechanic though. This paid for itself on the first simple repair it allowed me to do vs going to the shop. Brad
Works well enough for me. Maybe once a month to work on my bike and I only spend $59.00. I don't need a $200.00 one. Now I can work like the professionals.
While Park Tool no doubt makes exceptional bike tools, the Bike Hand is a much more affordable bike wall mount. It secures to the wall easily and holds the bike in place with a few turns of the handle. The other nice feature is the rotating head. So glad I found this option rather than plunking down $100+.
Very nice but the integrity of the rotational tooth mechanism is questionable, especially when holding a heavy bike by the seat post. Another reviewer explained how to fix the problem and it helped somewhat.
This is a very versatile Repair Stand. I mounted it on a homemade wood rack so I could clamp the repair stand in any convenient location on my work benches. I have used it to repair several different bikes with steel and alloy frames and the repair stand is very stable and capable of holding fairly heavy bikes.
One of the reviewer said that he could hang from the unit. I can verify that. It's that heavy duty. I raised a relatively heavy bike and clamped it into the fixture. This was simple one person operation. It was easy to adjust the clamp with one hand while positioning the bike. Easy to angle the bike. I highly recommend this fixture
Answer: no