Bikehand Bike Wheel Truing Stand Bicycle Wheel Maintenance
Repair for the better ride ! BIKE HAND was established in 1988. We has been manufacturing bicycle specific tools around world and hold many patents of innovation. Our dedication to development and innovation has made BIKE HAND the home of professional bicycle tools manufacturer.
Accepts wheels up to 16″-29″ with or without tire
Calipers accept rim width up to 3.8″
Accepts hub width up to 150mm
Stronger, more comfortable knobs
Uprights move simultaneously to accommodate front and rear wheels
Spring-loaded calipers and caliper arm prevent binding
Nickel chrome plated heavy gauge steel
Smooth, accurate operation
Can be bench mounted or installed in a bench vice (bolts not included)
Weight: 7.80kg (17.20lbs)
Made in Taiwan
Warranty: One year
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High quality and high value. I angsted over buying this stand vs. buying the Park TS-2.2 for close to $100 more. I’ve spent a bit of time using the older generation Park TS-2 and I didn’t want to make a purchase that I’d regret. I’m glad I saved the money and have no regrets at all. The Bikehand truing stand is an excellent, well made tool that would be at home in cycle shop seeing everyday use.This stand is a very close copy of the Park stand, so close that you can use the Park instructions for adjusting…
Great stand!
Shop quality with a home budget. I have played with the Park Tool TS-2.2 in the past and it certainly is a fantastic tool, which is why it’s a shop standard. I battled long and hard trying to decide which truing stand was right for me. Ultimately I settled on this one because functionally it’s almost exactly like the Park version but saving ~$100 was quite appealing.Overall I would have to say that the Park Tool version has a *very* slight advantage, but it’s only slight.The knobs on the Park version…