Park Tool PB 7 Repair Stand and Truing Stand For PB 1
Park Tool PB 7 Repair Stand and Truing Stand For PB 1
Brand Park Tool Model PB-7 Details Lowest Price ($89.99) |
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Park Tool PB-7 Repair Stand and Truing Stand For PB-1
Park Tool PB 7 Repair Stand and Truing Stand For PB 1 – Features
The PB-7 Repair Stand and Truing Stand quickly mount to the PB-1 Portable Workbench to create a complete workstation! The Repair Stand securely clamps the front fork dropouts and bottom bracket for quick repairs and adjustments on most road and mountain bikes. The Truing Stand attachment allows truing of wheels up to 29”. Wheel dishing (centering) is performed by simply flipping wheel in stand.
The PB-7 Repair Stand and Truing Stand quickly mount to the PB-1 Portable Workbench to create a complete workstation!
The Repair Stand securely clamps the front fork dropouts and bottom bracket for quick repairs and adjustments on most road and mountain bikes.
The Truing Stand attachment allows truing of wheels up to 29?.
Wheel dishing (centering) is performed by simply flipping wheel in stand.
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Park Tool PB 7 Repair Stand and Truing Stand For PB 1 – Reviews
For the price the PB-1 and PB-7 combination is a rip off. I already knew the Park tools I’ve been buying were overpriced for what I was getting but this is ridiculous. I bought the PB-7 truing stand and repair stand kit to go with it. I knew the table top was plastic but I didn’t realize from the pictures or the description that the mounting system was so flimsy. The quick release system may be good for mounting wheels to a solid steel or aluminum dropout but it’s not right for the hollow plastic and thin tubing frame on the PB-1 bench. When you mount a wheel onto the truing stand it leans to the wheel side because of the plastic table flexing. When you mount a bike in the repair stand the bottom bracket just sits on top of a cradle with nothing to fasten it down so if you’re pedaling (adjusting derailleur, etc.)you have to be careful the bike doesn’t fall out of the prop under the BB. I spent well over two hundred dollars on a poorly engineered bike repair table and stand. I know now I should have just purchase a good quality repair stand and used my bench or a small folding table to lay my tools on. In my opinion Park Tools is taking advantage of people and I hope I don’t have to buy many more of their tools.
Tim Bramblett
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