[hpv] Source for Ultimate Slide Lock bicycle repair stand?
Ashley Hinman
a "Ultimate Slide Lock" bicycle repair stand. I really liked this repair
stand and would like to obtain one for myself. It easily held my BikeE
recumbent and was extremely solid construction; yet easily foldable for
storage.
Anyone know a source for this stand. It was bought a couple years ago from
one of the big bicycle mail order (Performance or Nashbar) houses. It is no
longer listed in either catalog..
Ashley
Bannister, Wade
available from Nashbar as a "Wrench Force" Pro Bike Repair Stand #
WF-PRS ($219.95 - $20 more than I remember paying 5? years ago). An
excellent workstand, and great to hear that it will also work on the
BikeE beam! I think I will have to make some custom jaws to grab a 2"
monotube tho.
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> From: Ashley Hinman[SMTP:ashl...@globalnet.co.uk]
> Sent: Tuesday, December 29, 1998 12:27 PM
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> Subject: [hpv] Source for Ultimate Slide Lock bicycle repair
> stand?
William J. Cook
>Yes, I have one of these too, bought from Performance. They are now
>available from Nashbar as a "Wrench Force" Pro Bike Repair Stand #
>WF-PRS ($219.95 - $20 more than I remember paying 5? years ago). An
>excellent workstand, and great to hear that it will also work on the
>BikeE beam! I think I will have to make some custom jaws to grab a 2"
>monotube tho.
>
Vision sells clamp that will work in most any work stand that will hold
very large tubes--I would guess up to about 4 inches. I just bought one,
and it works just fine to hold my bikes, which have a 2-inch monotube
frame. Check their web site.
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