Work Stand for Vado

[Sierratim]

I have a Pro Elite stand that I have had for about ten years. The Pro Elite easily folds up and is light and steady work stand. About the time I got a Turbo S, I switched first to a Park wall mount and now an efficientvelo (evt) adjustable height wall mount clamp. This was mostly due to not needing a portable work area and the wall mount taking up less space than the legs of the portable stand.

I too switched to a wall mount work stand when we no longer needed a portable work stand. Nothing as fancy as the EVT adjustable height stand, just the Park Tool PRS-4W. With the right bolts, it will support up to 100lbs, plenty for our ebikes. Does a good job rotating the bikes as well.

 

[Nxkharra]

Park Tool PRS-25 for me. Light, portable, aluminum, and yet strong for 55 pound eBike.
So far very happy.
Tried Park Tool 10.2 which was great but kept this as the weight was important for me.

A bit pricy.

 

[ELECTRIC BIKES A GO GO]

This simple ebike work stand is simply brilliant, and most people already own one and don’t know it (until now)

 

[FlatSix911]

This simple ebike work stand is simply brilliant, and most people already own one and don’t know it (until now)

Best backyard mechanic solution yet!

 

[Mando Dave]

The Park 10.2 is plenty stable for my Vado 4.0 LTD. As others stated the weight of the bike is more of an issue for me, not the stand.

 

[Nxkharra]

A two to three feet step stool or box could help.
place the front wheel on the step stool before raising the rear wheel and then try to mount the bike.
the step stool will carry the weight.