Link to the Conquer repair stand: amzn.to/3bM52yO This simple repair stand is ideal for quick repairs or even for a cool bike wash station. The two mounts included make it really versatile! Unboxing 0:35 Mounting 4:34 Assembly 7:14 Review 9:40
LOL, great minds think alike! I am a doctor for my day job so the shirt theme really fits. I actually plan on using the rack for a wash station like you mention. I really like that it includes two mounts.
I have the Conquer portable bike stand and love it. I've used it to hold up a 50 lbs. E-bike as well as my Cannondale bikes and their oversized toptubes without any issues. I've never had the plastic pivot slip when holding up a bike and applying torque on bottom brackets ,pedals, etc. That includes installing a SRAM DUB bottom bracket and crankset. As you know the torque on those is 54 NM. The head flexes a little bit nothing more than a few mm . Well worth the money invested, this looks to have similar quality and I wouldn't hesitate to recommend the brand to someone who needs a quality budget friendly bike stand for routine maintenance. Also, the customer service I received was top notch on the minor packaging issue from the factory. I left a review about it on amazon that explains what went wrong for anyone who's interested
Tony I just saw in my recommended videos one titled ....Goodbye to Diamondback with a Silver Release in the thumbnail. I immediately thought you sold your bike. Then I click on it and see Seth's bikes hacks is no longer working for Diamondback. He got me to buy a Diamondback so it was sad to see him leave the company.
@@TonyHob I bought my Diamondback because I saw how Seth rode it on tough terrain. Sad to see an end of an era. My guess is he gets a deal with YT or Intense to ride their bikes.
Great video, thanks! I wonder if you could rotate the arm in the bracket that mounts to the post, rotating it 180 degrees if you wanted the bike to be higher? Or rotating 90 degrees left or right if you wanted to move the location of the clamp in reference to the wall mount?
@@TonyHob Yes, that’s a good point, but your assembly compound seemed to do the trick to really grip the arm. Maybe that’s why the manufacturer did not put a slot in the arm like they did for the clamp, to allow you to rotate the arm?
It’s a pity that it’s not available anymore. I use mine frequently and it’s still working well. This one seems to sell well but not really the same mounting system: amzn.to/3tlYAYe
Link to the Conquer repair stand: amzn.to/3bM52yO
This simple repair stand is ideal for quick repairs or even for a cool bike wash station. The two mounts included make it really versatile!
Unboxing 0:35
Mounting 4:34
Assembly 7:14
Review 9:40
Superb! Great demo, Tony.
I am going to get that stand. It does the trick and doesn't take up a lot of room.
I have a similar shirt. That clamp for an outdoor wash would be nice
LOL, great minds think alike! I am a doctor for my day job so the shirt theme really fits. I actually plan on using the rack for a wash station like you mention. I really like that it includes two mounts.
@@TonyHob That's pretty cool. You could totally put one under a tree for a wash station and another in the workshop!
I have the Conquer portable bike stand and love it. I've used it to hold up a 50 lbs. E-bike as well as my Cannondale bikes and their oversized toptubes without any issues. I've never had the plastic pivot slip when holding up a bike and applying torque on bottom brackets ,pedals, etc. That includes installing a SRAM DUB bottom bracket and crankset. As you know the torque on those is 54 NM. The head flexes a little bit nothing more than a few mm . Well worth the money invested, this looks to have similar quality and I wouldn't hesitate to recommend the brand to someone who needs a quality budget friendly bike stand for routine maintenance.
Also, the customer service I received was top notch on the minor packaging issue from the factory. I left a review about it on amazon that explains what went wrong for anyone who's interested
Agree, I am really impressed with this stand. It’s really a great value!
Tony I just saw in my recommended videos one titled ....Goodbye to Diamondback with a Silver Release in the thumbnail. I immediately thought you sold your bike. Then I click on it and see Seth's bikes hacks is no longer working for Diamondback. He got me to buy a Diamondback so it was sad to see him leave the company.
I saw that 😢
@@TonyHob I bought my Diamondback because I saw how Seth rode it on tough terrain. Sad to see an end of an era. My guess is he gets a deal with YT or Intense to ride their bikes.
anybody knows a place where this can be bought now?
Great video, thanks! I wonder if you could rotate the arm in the bracket that mounts to the post, rotating it 180 degrees if you wanted the bike to be higher? Or rotating 90 degrees left or right if you wanted to move the location of the clamp in reference to the wall mount?
You should be able to but, depending on the weight of the bike, it may not hold position
@@TonyHob Yes, that’s a good point, but your assembly compound seemed to do the trick to really grip the arm. Maybe that’s why the manufacturer did not put a slot in the arm like they did for the clamp, to allow you to rotate the arm?
@@mattkavanaugh5623 that’s a good point 👍
I can’t find the stand on Amazon or anywhere else. Does anyone have a recommendation for an alternate stand? Is comparable to this one?
It’s a pity that it’s not available anymore. I use mine frequently and it’s still working well. This one seems to sell well but not really the same mounting system: amzn.to/3tlYAYe
also found this one which is REALLY close. Looks to be good quality: amzn.to/3RAfGeq
I think this is perfect for an outside washing and cleaning station before get inside or to the garage
Yes!!
Oddly enough, I was thinking how beautiful that axum is...
Sold out 😞
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