ROCKBROS Bike Repair Stand – Bench Mount Workbench for Road & Mountain Bikes

LiveScope Setup
I did not use it for its intended purpose, however I think I really pushed it to its limits. I used it to build a portable Live Sonar setup, and it preformed amazingly. Easy to use, great value for money, it didn’t look out of place, and it has a bit of weight to it, Which shows how well built it is.

A good bench stand for the money
I wasn’t expecting a really strong bench stand given the price, but it works fine for my needs. I have heavy cruisers and carbon mountain bikes. It works well for the mountain bikes if I mount close to the balance point of the bike, which is the top tube of the frame. Clamping down on a carbon frame is generally a no-no, but if you do it carefully and don’t expect to be wrenching hard on the bike it is just fine. It is not strong enough to hold the bike on the seat post or for the heavy cruisers.I like the compactness and space efficiency of bench stands to compliment my floor stand which takes up a lot more space and isn’t that much stronger.Overall, for what it is and how much is costs, I find it to be slightly above expectations.

Quality construction
this worked for both my fat bike and my mountain bike. They are both between 30 and 40 pounds. Solid construction, and great value. highly recommended.

Cheap and useful alternative to a full stand
This stand is okay. It uses cheaply made plastic components everywhere, including in the clamp. The only metal parts are the mounting plate, one bolt in each joint, and the matching nut. The screws provided are angled head wood screws, which are the wrong type to mount sheet metal to wood. I suspect these will create mounting and reliability problems for people who use the provided screws. I replaced them with flange screws and a washer each. Additionally, there is not enough friction available at the middle pivot to keep a bike held off its center of gravity. This may be a serious problem with heavier bikes that do not have a long, flat top tube, i.e. mountain bikes. I would definitely not trust this stand for an ebike. The clamp interface itself is fine.Another thing to think about is that this mount restricts you to working on your bike next to a counter or wall. If you want to walk around your bike or spray it with a hose, this likely will not be a good option.If you simply need a cheap way to get your bike off the floor, this may work. But if you are looking for something to use for any job, until the end of time, save your money.

Easy to install and set up. Quality product and solid workmanship. Very happy with the purchase.

I bought this product because it IS a bench mount bike work stand. I did not want to spend mega bucks on something I’ll only use a few times a year to tune up my road bike. On receiving it, I was very happy to find the stand is made of steel with strong plastic and silicone clamps and parts. In their description, they only mention “plastic and silicone”, which I have bought to their attention.I give this 5 stars because it is perfect for my needs. I do not screw this down as my bench is steel, so I use a couple of clamps to hold it in place. This works perfectly and very happy with the work stand.

Paid $55 CAD to my door for this bench-top mounted bike clamp. It came with mounting hardware, but I screwed-in easily with my own oversize screws onto my bench top, and voila!It can hold up my heavy enduro bikes adequately…but it does freespin/rotate around the Z-axis. the Yaw angle clamps firmly…so it’s just missing a restraint in one degree of freedom. Fine for light duty work, or to hold an item you’ve just removed from your bike which is occupying your only bike stand. Like having a friend around.Also it does a passable job at clamping…though it is made with a cheesy firm plastic and not a nice thick softer durometer rubber…and they can slip off either end. However it does not mar a dropper posts’ stanchion. It’s not as nice as the BikeHand’s clamp on their free-standing stand…and both obviously far below the capability and ease-of-use of a Park Tool clamp arm……but for a budget choice, and a budget item, it fits the bill. I have also bought some photochromic bike glasses from Rockbros, they offer reasonable stuff at fairly economic prices.