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Bike Repair Stand Recommendations
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Stands give good ergonomics and access which is good if you're working in a bike shop all day. For twice a year, it may not be necessary.
That's not really a good answer to your question though. I can say the best stands I've used were very heavy and had a wide base. Not much worse than tipping a customer's expensive bike in the stand