PBS makes a stand that supports the bike by the BB. Got one... Works OK. In your case, I think you'll have to use a toe strap to hold the bike to the stand tho.onbelay said:I'm looking for a recomendation for a (not to expensive) workstand for my Soloist. I don't think that a clamp system will work do to the aero seatpost design and I'd rather not clamp to the frame of the bike. Any suggestions?
Rich
Have you ever seen a soloist seatpost?samcat said:Perhaps at your LBS...Most have a box of take-offs or damaged ones.
Insert same into seatpost, and clamp to it...
PH
Park PRS-20 or PRS-21 or the Tacx Cycle Spider Team (if you can get one--some places will take your order, but I waited months for actual delivery before giving up and getting the PRS-20).onbelay said:I'm looking for a recomendation for a (not to expensive) workstand for my Soloist. I don't think that a clamp system will work do to the aero seatpost design and I'd rather not clamp to the frame of the bike. Any suggestions?
Rich
You can with the PRS-20 - it also allows you to remove the rear wheel hook it up that way, leaving the front end free for work and adjustments. It's a great stand.onbelay said:Thanks for the support guys.
I'm conisdering the park prs-20 but am also wonsering if some of the screw/ clamp systems might open large enough to seat the seatpost (no pun intended). I likt the idea oh being able to work on the front wheel and to adjust the front breaks.
The seatpost and large bottom bracket make this bike a challenge to work on.
Richard