First thoughts are.... "why the hell didn't i buy one of these ages ago"
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IMG_20240202_091622 by Steve Weeks, on FlickrPark Tools PCS 10.3 workstand
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weeksy
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Park Tools PCS 10.3 workstand
Oh my.... that's a proper substantial bit of kit..
First thoughts are.... "why the hell didn't i buy one of these ages ago"
IMG_20240202_091559 by Steve Weeks, on Flickr
IMG_20240202_091608 by Steve Weeks, on Flickr
IMG_20240202_091622 by Steve Weeks, on Flickr
First thoughts are.... "why the hell didn't i buy one of these ages ago"
IMG_20240202_091559 by Steve Weeks, on FlickrIMG_20240202_091608 by Steve Weeks, on FlickrIMG_20240202_091622 by Steve Weeks, on Flickr-
Nordboy
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Re: Park Tools PCS 10.3 workstand
Park tools really do seem to make some quality stuff for bikes. They're not cheap but loads of the youtube/ social media mtb'ers and channels seem to use their tools. Mind you, that's probably more of a promotional thing?
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Mr Moofo
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Re: Park Tools PCS 10.3 workstand
I've got the more council estate spec one - but the are very good
And very stable
And very stable
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Re: Park Tools PCS 10.3 workstand
I have a Bontrager equivalent, its pretty good but can be a bit tippy if your not careful.
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Re: Park Tools PCS 10.3 workstand
I have one that's unstable, apparently the Park is solid and stable. It sure feels it
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Re: Park Tools PCS 10.3 workstand
Now you’ve gone and made the silver stand in the background feel inadequate.
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Re: Park Tools PCS 10.3 workstand
Wow, your garage is easy to break into, smash the window in the door, turn the yale lock and you're in. You must live somewhere nice.
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Re: Park Tools PCS 10.3 workstand
It's not even that hard, the key lives in the doorKungFooBob wrote: ↑Sat Feb 03, 2024 3:32 pm Wow, your garage is easy to break into, smash the window in the door, turn the yale lock and you're in. You must live somewhere nice.
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Re: Park Tools PCS 10.3 workstand
Today I discovered my garage door (the big one) has been unlocked for the past 2 months, oops.KungFooBob wrote: ↑Sat Feb 03, 2024 3:32 pm Wow, your garage is easy to break into, smash the window in the door, turn the yale lock and you're in. You must live somewhere nice.