To be honest I prefer the EVT clamp as its more compact (not in this video, and can be adapted to some Park stands). I have been using Park for the past 10+ years so I might be a bit biased, however the Feedback Sports clamp does offer a good per bike tension system but is a bit slow for me. ... If you go to a few of your LBS they might let you test theirs out, especially if you bring treats (cough beer cough).
Excellent tip on using a hose clamp on PCS-9.2. Please do consider placing a strip of a rubber from used tube or something under for better grip and prevent scratching.... if so desired. What Park Tool did with 9.3 model is simply added a spring button to where you have placed the clamp to prevent from sliding and causing stand to fall/collaps under load.
On the PCs- 9.2 I don't think you need to over tightening that bottom clamp. That's probably why it has stripped the threads on it. Hand tight is enough. Replace with seat post quick release. Sorted.. Regards
Which clamp do you prefer?
To be honest I prefer the EVT clamp as its more compact (not in this video, and can be adapted to some Park stands). I have been using Park for the past 10+ years so I might be a bit biased, however the Feedback Sports clamp does offer a good per bike tension system but is a bit slow for me.
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If you go to a few of your LBS they might let you test theirs out, especially if you bring treats (cough beer cough).
@@rhodesahead4204 I ended up with a Park 4.2, Thanks tho!
I use the Park Tool PCS 10.2, trust and never had an issue…. 🇺🇸
Excellent tip on using a hose clamp on PCS-9.2. Please do consider placing a strip of a rubber from used tube or something under for better grip and prevent scratching.... if so desired.
What Park Tool did with 9.3 model is simply added a spring button to where you have placed the clamp to prevent from sliding and causing stand to fall/collaps under load.
On the PCs- 9.2 I don't think you need to over tightening that bottom clamp. That's probably why it has stripped the threads on it. Hand tight is enough. Replace with seat post quick release. Sorted.. Regards
Thanks for the comment, we leave a community stand in front of our shop so I’m not sure who actually broke it but that does sound like a good idea.
Nice review... much appreciated...
dude..I can't overlook that rusted chain. did you find that bike in a junk yard?
this video took place at our local nonprofit.
Go remove the rust for him then you'll be happy
Nice video! Im trying to decide between park tool and feedback
For portable, I like feedback stands. EVT strands are what I prefer for a shop environment. Good luck