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Park ToolTS-8 Home Mechanic Truing Stand
4.3
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The TS-8 Home Truing stand is an excellent choice for the home mechanic on a budget. Mount it to your bench, toss a wheel in, true it up and go ride. Without proper tools you wheels won't stand a chance once they''ve been knocked out of true.
Easy to use and designed to fit most common sized wheels, it''s an excellent way to stay on top of things before they go south and cost a bit more in repair costs.
The perfect companion product to the TS-8 stand is the TM-1 tension meter.
Easy to use and designed to fit most common sized wheels, it''s an excellent way to stay on top of things before they go south and cost a bit more in repair costs.
The perfect companion product to the TS-8 stand is the TM-1 tension meter.
- 16" to 29", with or without the tire mounted
- hub width (up to 170mm)
Review Summary
LIKES
Price (3),
Ease of Use (1),
Features (1),
Stability (1),
storage (3),
Build (3)
WORKS FOR
Wheelbuilding (1),
Home Mechanic (3)
DISLIKES
none
4.3 GEARS
3 reviews
3 reviews
Customer Questions
Q.
asked by: steelrollin
what size axles will this stand accommodate?
what size axles will this stand accommodate?
A.
anwered by: canteau
Out of the box it will work with standard Q/R axles. Park does make an axle adaptor for truing stands which works with all of the common sizes which can be found at this link:
http://www.treefortbikes.com/product/333222376903/675/Park-TS-TA-Thru-Axle-Adaptors.html
Out of the box it will work with standard Q/R axles. Park does make an axle adaptor for truing stands which works with all of the common sizes which can be found at this link:
http://www.treefortbikes.com/product/333222376903/675/Park-TS-TA-Thru-Axle-Adaptors.html
Tree Fort ID: 333222343392
Customer Reviews
5
June 19, 2011
reviewed by: A Guest
Worth the price and usability for the home bike mechanic.
I was a 1st time truing stand user.
I re dished 2 wheels and trued 4 others without much problem.
Since you have to "flip" the wheel multiple times to re dish, bent axles become very noticeable when the dish changes for no apparent reason. That MIGHT be considered a "feature"! Otherwise, you have to make sure you have the axle installed with the bend in the same orientation.
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vote4
November 14, 2011
reviewed by: A Guest
Easy to use, gets the job done.
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