Supporting Your Bike While Servicing: Difference between revisions
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There are so many brands of stands, so what to look for is not the ''brand'' but the TYPE. Stands that are one piece of bent round tube tend to be weak | There are so many brands of stands, so what to look for is not the ''brand'' but the TYPE. Stands that are one piece of bent round tube tend to be weak. | ||
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Bend-to-fit stands are especially awful, whether front or rear. They can be used but are more likely to drop your bike than quality stands. | |||
All of this means that ''good'' stands have more production costs and thus more expense. But it's still cheaper to: | All of this means that ''good'' stands have more production costs and thus more expense. But it's still cheaper to: | ||