Review: The Remco motorized lift stand is a dream come true for e-bikes
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Taking not being a fit cyclist to the next level.
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Taking not being a fit cyclist to the next level.
wrote on last edited by [email protected]I don't know that I'd hold it against any mechanic for having one of these. Even if you're super fit, these bikes can weigh 80+ lbs and you might be working a dozen+ of them per day every business day.
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I don't know that I'd hold it against any mechanic for having one of these. Even if you're super fit, these bikes can weigh 80+ lbs and you might be working a dozen+ of them per day every business day.
That's ridiculously heavy. Okay, mechanics have a legit excuse for not being strong enough to lift bikes.
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That's ridiculously heavy. Okay, mechanics have a legit excuse for not being strong enough to lift bikes.
wrote on last edited by [email protected]I think most mechanics are fully capable of lifting 80 lbs onto a stand, but doing it many times a day every day for years without a break seems like a recipe for back injuries.
I can lift mine up with one hand even, but only once or twice lol. After that I'd probably be increasingly unenthusiastic about it.
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Don't grab 'em by the top tubes
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Don't grab 'em by the top tubes
cromch
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Don't grab 'em by the top tubes
Why not? Could it get deformed by the bike's weight?
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No listed business address √
No American/Canadian distribution √
High priced product with broken English page √I'm sure the commission for the affiliate link is a nice fat check.
I wouldn't touch it with a 10 foot stick.
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Why not? Could it get deformed by the bike's weight?
Depending on the frame, the clamping force and/or weight could deform the top tube, as it is not designed to bear vertical loads
