my buddy has a very old park tool stand and we always use a micro fiber towel in the clamp when we put a bike in it just to ensure that we do not damage the dropper seat post or the paint on the frame.
I have this stand and I think it's pretty cool. It really makes life a little easier. I keep a shop rag in the clamp to prevent scratches and it seems adequate. Thanks for sharing!
You’ll like the park tool bike stand. The feet of it does not get in your way and if you watch other videos they out a rag or towel in the clamp. The park tool beats the budget ones I used to have one. And if they gave tools the price would be higher. So to keep them afloat they don’t give them and there is different versions. Of the stand. And doing videos take the bike off then adjust plan out the video better for the bike to raise up or move. I’m no way being ignorant on this. I’m no way being mad or anything. I’m just stating somethings. Dig the videos.
@@dadbod4life we let people come in to work on their bikes free of charge and I’m pretty sure it’s only happened when someone is careless and trip over the feet or bump the bike.
Another great video. I bought a Park stand used a few years ago. I think mine is the 9.1. Looks very similar but the legs fold away for storage differently. I have no complaints with mine, but I have no experience with other models either. Park does sell a tool tray for that stand. I've been thinking of getting one but not very high on my priority list. They are handy for cleaning your bike also. I'm very happy w mine, but not sure if I would have paid full price.
I really like my park tools stand, I've never had an issue with it scratching any of my bikes. 😬don't drop your bike into the clamp and the clamp will last a long time😬 with heavier bikes I clamp them from from the frame and not the seatpost, it's not going to dent your bike nomatter how tight you get it. Keep shredding that shxt 🤘 😎
Yes sir, glad you have some experience as well. Now let's see how much crap I get when I clamp a frame!! LOL Also mailed the Gummy stickers out today!!! See you Sunday BERSERKER!!
Anyone looking check out the Bike Hand. The only draw back is it doesn't extend very high. Other than that I'd say it's better for a lot less. The tray is great and it's quite compact while folded so it just lives in the corner of the room... Very nice 🎁 for the channel none the less so good on ya for that!
Or, a piece of 6 to 8 ounce softish leather, roughly 1 inch wider than the jaws and long enough to give a full wrap around the down-tube, for example. I’m thinking 4 x 8-10 inches. I’ll see about trying to get such a piece cut and try to send it your way later in the year.
Gotcha, I think because it's steel steel could use less material than our aluminum style stands. Thanks for watching Lebron, I know you watch all but we appreciate it brother.
I just ordered the Park 9.3. What finally convinced me to get a repair stand was the ordeal of servicing my air fork without one. It's possible, but neither easy nor convenient.
Get a roll of foam tape. It has adhesive backing on one side, and soft rubbery foam on the other side. U can get different widths and thicknesses for a few bucks, if dont work just peel it off, maybe that would work.
Take care with the bottom clamp for the legs the plastic threads strip out very easy and need to then put a jubblee clip round the blue post to stop the black mount sliding up!
First off I have two park tool bike stands and they are Awesome , mine are a little different than yours, I have tool tray's on both of mine and are quite nice. Park tool make accessories for my stands and more than likely for yours too. I think if you use it for a few months then do another review on it .
2:40 they won't scratch the bike, nor seat post, but if you have frame protection it might mess it up, make it loosen or warp, but they will wear out eventually, a year or two, more or less, it depend show much you use it, so get spares. I bought some from Worldwide Cyclery, just make sure to get the correct type, as there are different sizes. If it will damage paint or something, the paint is too weak. They are safe to use on a dropper post stanchion, just make sure the stanchion is clean.
There's no replacement for a good stand. If you don't have the budget or the space for a legit stand Ibera makes a cheap stand that just keeps the back wheel off the ground, folds easily under a bed or in a closet and costs about $25. For working on e-bikes upside down, where you have to protect fragile displays, I use "Handlebar Jack". Thanks for the demo. Would have liked to see your heaviest e-bike though. I may just have to budget for this stand, I've worked without one for too long.
Must admit, I'm an upside down mechanic, I should really invest in a stand. I'm not denying Park tool stuff isn't great, I just sometimes think you're paying a premium for name. It's a very sturdy looking stand, but I'm disappointed with the clamp. Great little review gents, very thorough and scientific 👍😎🍺
Thanks Dan, and when I was looking at the camera and said alot of you guys out there.....I totally meant you!! 🤣🤣🤘 not an issue at all, butan when you use one, awhhh it's wonderful.
Check second hand market, watch out for sales, summer sale, wi ter sale, Black Friday, black week sale, new years sale, Christmas sale, and so on. If you ar elucky you might get a good deal.
First "bike tool" I bought years ago was a Park stand. Now I have 3. You didn't even get the good one! The 10.3 has a clamp that is so much easier to use. Try a 10.3...
@@EBikeBuilder_ I didn't know! Relax. I don't even know why Park still makes that one. I'm sure the 10.3 costs Park only a few dollars more to make but they charge way more.
05:00 it's better to adjust it and leave it and get bike on. I have a shop stand so it has a strong metal pin I slid eibtona hole. So it can't fall no matter what. But this will probably be fine too. But yours has fine. If you have a decent tripod you can adjust the height, angle and move the tripod easily. I reccomend Peak Design travel Tripod it's about 1 kg, and most compact on the market, I have it iwth me in my backpack. If I have enough time I can use the tripod to shoot photos at slower shutter speeds. But if you need more angles and rotate the camera or phone while you shoot I reccomend getting a ball head. The tripod has a camera mount and phone mount included. Smart design.
@@WOLFTICKVIDEOS my Peak Designs Travel Tripod, yes, already mounted, but I took it off, as I don't have a camera yet, but it screws on to a camera, andit slides in place, once you opened the locking mechanism, by turning the ring. But the phone holder is hidden in the pole in the middle, you twist the bag hook pull it out and the camer avholder comes out, it shield in by magnets, you unfold it and slide it in place put phone in it. It will fit most smartphone siwth regular case, but no huge case.
Looks like a huge upgrade over the old ratchet clamp 🤣😂. Looks very stout but those clamping jaws are a drawback, for the money you shouldn't be expected to use a rag to protect your bike, time will tell if that's a deal breaker. Props to Kevin H for hooking you guys up!! Maybe Park tools will sponsor your channel?? 🦥
@@WOLFTICKVIDEOS Hopefully that will work. Neoprene socks might be decent too, one over each half. Would be nice if they hook you up! I'll cross my three toes for ya 🦥
I don't like it because it's pretty low, 145 cm max height. In many cases/jobs is way too low. Had it for couple of months and sold it. It's pretty stable.
Sorry to say but that stand is not worth it. I have the bike hand brand stand which is way cheaper and I trust it to hold up my 14k ebikes. But free is free lol.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤘 Pablo thanks for the view and glad you found us man. We have a great crew and yes, the ears! I have been a long time grappler and did fight as well. Welcome to the #wolfticknation
Great to see that viewers rides was brought back last video
Gotcha man, thanks for watching this one.
"Get off my hand"Love the intro, gets me smiling every time.Great channel keep up the good work,love you guys ✌️
Thank you very much, appreciate the view and comment man.
Another fantastic episode...
Stay frosty brother 😘
Will do brother, appreciate the views as always and STAY POE BROTHER🤣🤣🙏
When my current stand wears out, I’m buying the Park Tool stand!
🤣🤣 This thing seems pretty legit!! Check them affiliate links 👍
Absolutely terrific! That is how good! I've had mine for over 2 years now and it still is going strong! 😁😁😁
Nice to hear man, just used it last night to film and man!! Super Duper smooth👍👍👍
It will not scratch your dropper. I promise! That's a beautiful stand!! It'll be your last stand you have to buy, unless you want a second.
🤣🤣 Glad to hear it man, it was so nice of Kevin H to send it our way.
I've got that bike stand and I've never had any problems with it very satisfied with my purchase. And I think you guys will really enjoy it.
Thanks David, 1 use so far and man it's NICE!!
Super awesome guys makes things way easier….not a pos 😀😀👍👍
🤣🤣🤣 Def not a piece of 💩 Thanks Fellas, it is such a nice stand!!
All the good mechanics keep a clean rag to wrap the spot they clamp it protects your stand as much as the bike
Nice! Thanks for the Pro Tip, we will be using a rag👍
That thing is heavy duty! I just have a cheapo Chinese one! I agree with the tray thing, I use my tray for tools to.
🙏 It is BEEFY!!
my buddy has a very old park tool stand and we always use a micro fiber towel in the clamp when we put a bike in it just to ensure that we do not damage the dropper seat post or the paint on the frame.
👍 Thanks brother, imma see if a tube will do the job?? But I prefer to clamp on the frame...
I have this stand and I think it's pretty cool. It really makes life a little easier. I keep a shop rag in the clamp to prevent scratches and it seems adequate. Thanks for sharing!
Thank you for watching and commenting Steve, this stand looks the part! Hope it holds up for quite a while 👍
You’ll like the park tool bike stand. The feet of it does not get in your way and if you watch other videos they out a rag or towel in the clamp. The park tool beats the budget ones I used to have one. And if they gave tools the price would be higher. So to keep them afloat they don’t give them and there is different versions. Of the stand. And doing videos take the bike off then adjust plan out the video better for the bike to raise up or move. I’m no way being ignorant on this. I’m no way being mad or anything. I’m just stating somethings. Dig the videos.
Gotcha brother. Thanks for the input, always appreciate your feedback.
The try is an extra add on and bought separately...also I agree on the hard plastic clamp but I try and put a rag on it before I clamp a bike on it
Absolutely agree, or a tube would be nice. Thanks for the comment man.
You might want to anchor it to a work bench. The shop I volunteer at has those stands and heavy bikes have tipped them over.
When that happens its because of the way the bike was positioned. But if it feels tippy, I agree with you. Most of the time its not needed.
@@dadbod4life we let people come in to work on their bikes free of charge and I’m pretty sure it’s only happened when someone is careless and trip over the feet or bump the bike.
@@burningatthetrailhead that sounds about right
Mine’s on a 2’ x 4’ platform with locking casters.
It has handled a 50+ pound Electrified Bicycle.
Not a bad idea, especially while working on a crankset!
Shop rag works well with the clamp to protect your bike. Yet another great vieo kids!
Much love man, thinking rag or tube 🤔 Thanks for the input👍
Another great video. I bought a Park stand used a few years ago. I think mine is the 9.1. Looks very similar but the legs fold away for storage differently.
I have no complaints with mine, but I have no experience with other models either.
Park does sell a tool tray for that stand. I've been thinking of getting one but not very high on my priority list.
They are handy for cleaning your bike also.
I'm very happy w mine, but not sure if I would have paid full price.
Gotcha, and checkout the affiliate links in the description, the work tray is for this stand.
Go to Walmart or harbor freight and get a magnetic parts tray for like 10 bucks you'll love life
Beautiful video enjoyed watching always stay connected 💖
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I really like my park tools stand, I've never had an issue with it scratching any of my bikes. 😬don't drop your bike into the clamp and the clamp will last a long time😬 with heavier bikes I clamp them from from the frame and not the seatpost, it's not going to dent your bike nomatter how tight you get it. Keep shredding that shxt 🤘 😎
Yes sir, glad you have some experience as well. Now let's see how much crap I get when I clamp a frame!! LOL Also mailed the Gummy stickers out today!!! See you Sunday BERSERKER!!
Waaw nice.. thanks for sharing and stay safe..L👍
Thanks for watching and appreciate the view 🙏
Anyone looking check out the Bike Hand. The only draw back is it doesn't extend very high. Other than that I'd say it's better for a lot less. The tray is great and it's quite compact while folded so it just lives in the corner of the room...
Very nice 🎁 for the channel none the less so good on ya for that!
Always appreciate options man, thanks for the comment and input. I cannot wait to use this thing more!! 😍
Thanks for the real life review. I think my 12 kg MTB will be fine
I agree it's a good idea to have a rag for those plastic jaws. A great review and great addition to the Wolftick bike shed
Thanks Chuck U! Wish it would of been more popular as a video goes but man we are very thankful for it! Stoked to use it🤘
Or, a piece of 6 to 8 ounce softish leather, roughly 1 inch wider than the jaws and long enough to give a full wrap around the down-tube, for example. I’m thinking 4 x 8-10 inches. I’ll see about trying to get such a piece cut and try to send it your way later in the year.
New video time!!!! And I'm actually not behind.
🤣🤣🙏 We did it just for you to catch up!!
What I like about that stand is that it looks more compact than the other one you use (which is similar to mine).
Gotcha, I think because it's steel steel could use less material than our aluminum style stands. Thanks for watching Lebron, I know you watch all but we appreciate it brother.
I just ordered the Park 9.3. What finally convinced me to get a repair stand was the ordeal of servicing my air fork without one. It's possible, but neither easy nor convenient.
Get a roll of foam tape. It has adhesive backing on one side, and soft rubbery foam on the other side. U can get different widths and thicknesses for a few bucks, if dont work just peel it off, maybe that would work.
Nice, good thinking man👍
Looks strong! I got something on amazon it holds my almost 60lb e-bike easy and works great and was like 80- bucks or so.
Nice, kind of like our Songmics stand👍
Great Video My Friend. I'll always support your work!🔥🔥
Thank you sir 🙏
I need to upgrade my free stand, the Park tools seems uber fancy!
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Take care with the bottom clamp for the legs the plastic threads strip out very easy and need to then put a jubblee clip round the blue post to stop the black mount sliding up!
That stand is very similar to mine and is safe to use in droppers
Good to hear, if there one person I trust saying that it's you!! 🤣🤣👍 Appreciate it brother.
They’re nice 👍 I’ve never had an issue with it scratching the bike.
Good to hear man, just worrying about messing up a top tube as well. Like on Project Gummy Worm!!
When clamping on a dropper you should always wrap it in a clean cloth to keep from scratching it
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First off I have two park tool bike stands and they are Awesome , mine are a little different than yours, I have tool tray's on both of mine and are quite nice. Park tool make accessories for my stands and more than likely for yours too. I think if you use it for a few months then do another review on it .
That sounds like a plan man, thanks👍
@@WOLFTICKVIDEOS not a problem guys.👍
Hard to believe it does have anything to protect the bike at the clamp. You could put some felt on there.
Gotcha, Chris H recommended using a tube, that's a great idea👍 But yep, oh Kevin's a pretty good dude😉😉👍
@@WOLFTICKVIDEOS apparently Kevin is sending something (no clue what)
Great review, guys, looking forward to seeing your thoughts after some use. That's about what I paid for mine too 😊✌️
Nice man, thank you for commenting. I love this thing so far, we filmed last night and wow!!
love my park tools Bike Work Stand try servicing bottom brackets without one lol
HA ha ha!! I can only imagine!! Funny I was just wondering while scrolling up from the bottom.....weres Steve YOU KNOW!! LOL HOW FUNNY!!
Looks like a very well made stand would have to think hard as the price is high a tool tray would be good keep up the good work 👍
Thank you Clive, a little pricy but boy did we need it and such a nice gift from Kevin H!!
Check out the feedback stand. It's cool because it is basically the same thing as the park tool but folds up small when your not using it.
i feel like u should attach it lower down the post so there's less sideways leverage on the post when u tilt it, at least with that really heavy bike
That's a good point 👉
2:40 they won't scratch the bike, nor seat post, but if you have frame protection it might mess it up, make it loosen or warp, but they will wear out eventually, a year or two, more or less, it depend show much you use it, so get spares.
I bought some from Worldwide Cyclery, just make sure to get the correct type, as there are different sizes.
If it will damage paint or something, the paint is too weak. They are safe to use on a dropper post stanchion, just make sure the stanchion is clean.
Thank you for the comment and hope
Could you use a cut open tire tube in the clamp?
That's a great idea!!👍
Oil and water. Mongoose Grit Adventure 14 speed gravel bike 378 bones at walmart. Any gravel trails in Arkansas?
Man i am sure there are, Arkansas has everything!! May look at that bike!!
I definitely need but I'll have to save for 6 mto afford one now.
Man I think it's worth it. I can see this thing being around for quite awhile!! A little expensive but for us, I would purchase.
lol its been a long week back but im getting back to the swing of things
Us too!!
There's no replacement for a good stand. If you don't have the budget or the space for a legit stand Ibera makes a cheap stand that just keeps the back wheel off the ground, folds easily under a bed or in a closet and costs about $25. For working on e-bikes upside down, where you have to protect fragile displays, I use "Handlebar Jack".
Thanks for the demo. Would have liked to see your heaviest e-bike though. I may just have to budget for this stand, I've worked without one for too long.
Man Michael, this thing feels legit and so tough. I can't wait to use it!! See you Sunday brother🤘
Must admit, I'm an upside down mechanic, I should really invest in a stand. I'm not denying Park tool stuff isn't great, I just sometimes think you're paying a premium for name. It's a very sturdy looking stand, but I'm disappointed with the clamp.
Great little review gents, very thorough and scientific 👍😎🍺
Thanks Dan, and when I was looking at the camera and said alot of you guys out there.....I totally meant you!! 🤣🤣🤘 not an issue at all, butan when you use one, awhhh it's wonderful.
@@WOLFTICKVIDEOS 😂😂😂 I've actually asked Santa for one for Christmas this year 😂
Check second hand market, watch out for sales, summer sale, wi ter sale, Black Friday, black week sale, new years sale, Christmas sale, and so on. If you ar elucky you might get a good deal.
First "bike tool" I bought years ago was a Park stand. Now I have 3. You didn't even get the good one! The 10.3 has a clamp that is so much easier to use. Try a 10.3...
Assuming that one is a lot more expensive tho
The stand was a gift take it Easy buzz kill
Man it was from Kevin H, it's Def a good one 😉 Good to know they are quality 👌
@@WOLFTICKVIDEOS Sorry guys, didn't know it was a gift.
@@EBikeBuilder_ I didn't know! Relax. I don't even know why Park still makes that one. I'm sure the 10.3 costs Park only a few dollars more to make but they charge way more.
05:00 it's better to adjust it and leave it and get bike on. I have a shop stand so it has a strong metal pin I slid eibtona hole. So it can't fall no matter what. But this will probably be fine too. But yours has fine.
If you have a decent tripod you can adjust the height, angle and move the tripod easily. I reccomend Peak Design travel Tripod it's about 1 kg, and most compact on the market, I have it iwth me in my backpack. If I have enough time I can use the tripod to shoot photos at slower shutter speeds. But if you need more angles and rotate the camera or phone while you shoot I reccomend getting a ball head. The tripod has a camera mount and phone mount included. Smart design.
Yours had a camera mount!! What!!
@@WOLFTICKVIDEOS my Peak Designs Travel Tripod, yes, already mounted, but I took it off, as I don't have a camera yet, but it screws on to a camera, andit slides in place, once you opened the locking mechanism, by turning the ring. But the phone holder is hidden in the pole in the middle, you twist the bag hook pull it out and the camer avholder comes out, it shield in by magnets, you unfold it and slide it in place put phone in it. It will fit most smartphone siwth regular case, but no huge case.
@@WOLFTICKVIDEOS the are two versions, carbon and alloy, but it's just few grams different. I went for alloy. I got it on a sale, so good price.
Expensive luxury item but you guys deserve it
Thank you Dan, you are right about the luxury item, kinda like a dropper!! Lol
What is with the crickets?
Man we live in the country and those are around the pool at the moment.
7:39 I would not stand behind the stand but I front of it, that makes it more comfortable, less awkward to hold the bike.
I could see that.
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🏆🥇👍Some how we missed this🤷♂️🤦♂️🤣
good job :) 👍
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Looks like a huge upgrade over the old ratchet clamp 🤣😂. Looks very stout but those clamping jaws are a drawback, for the money you shouldn't be expected to use a rag to protect your bike, time will tell if that's a deal breaker. Props to Kevin H for hooking you guys up!! Maybe Park tools will sponsor your channel?? 🦥
Man this thing is nice, but hopefully I can wrap it with a tube or something. And Yes, Kevin is a swell dude!! LOL also we emailed Park Tool
@@WOLFTICKVIDEOS Hopefully that will work. Neoprene socks might be decent too, one over each half. Would be nice if they hook you up! I'll cross my three toes for ya 🦥
The clamp part of my stand is from Park Tools.
The stand proper is diy. It cranks up by hand…
That's a great idea, like a vehicle door hanger.
@@WOLFTICKVIDEOS I have pictures taken while building the stand. I hope to post them this summer.
I don't like it because it's pretty low, 145 cm max height. In many cases/jobs is way too low. Had it for couple of months and sold it. It's pretty stable.
Well luckily I am short, but I hope it is high enough for a good camera angle. Thanks man.
Great point. Height is important.
I am 181cm I have PRS 3.2-2 it's tall enough, I've not tried the others or looked into them much.
It looks nice I wonder if they would hold my gas bike
80lb max....
@@WOLFTICKVIDEOS That’s not bad I think that’s pretty close to what I need❤️ my stand would hold up to 50 Walmart stand
Sorry to say but that stand is not worth it. I have the bike hand brand stand which is way cheaper and I trust it to hold up my 14k ebikes. But free is free lol.
Hey! raxman gotem and the butt just dropped!! LOL Man bikehand may be the next if and when this one starts to break down!! See you Sunday Brother
Got a 60 dollar bike stand with a tool tray 🤔 that one is over priced just becaus of the brand name
We will see man, this thing is BEEFY!!
Ha Ha Ha that intro 😂🤣 my Bro's have posted another video WOO HOO 🦘🍺👍 I like that you put the Kg weighs on your videos for us not in the US 👍
Well thank you!! Nice for some appreciation for that! Lol when we did not that is all we heard!! 🤣🤣🤣👍
I dont know about the stand,
But just at looking at your ears I know better not mess with you😅
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First time here 👋!! And new sub,
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤘 Pablo thanks for the view and glad you found us man. We have a great crew and yes, the ears! I have been a long time grappler and did fight as well. Welcome to the #wolfticknation