I just ordered the Feedback Sports Sprint Stand,Tool Tray, and Tote Bag! Fantastic customer service! I just had the best 45 minute phone call with one of their employees! Nothing like calling a company and finding out they went to the same middle school, high school, and lived in your area of town. Amazing customer service! I can't wait to get this stand!

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Nice! I need to get the tray as well and keep forgetting to order one (have had my stand for almost 2 years now) ;-)

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You ordered so I guess it does not matter. I have the PRS-20 with the old bottom bracket support which , to me, is much more superior to the new one. The new one the four points are much closer together and the bottom bracket sits on top of the support instead of being cradled in it. The old version is an awesome stand. The new one not so, so I'm like and use the old version all the time and have built and repaired many bikes with it.

I....LOVE...this thing and I've only had it for a few hours. Thanks for the advice everyone!

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I have been on the fence about ordering the Feedback Sprint or PRS 20/21 to replace my Ultimate (now Feedback Sports) I have had for 15 years now. This thread has convinced me to carry on with Feedback. The Park stand looks like a great stand and I love my Park tools but the weight and corrosion resistance of the Feedback Sprint is a huge plus for me. I will be moving it from my shop to driveway for cleaning and tossing it in the back of my truck for road trips so the weight is a factor in my decision.

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I absolutely love my Feedback Sports Sprint stand. I have had it for a while now and it is worth every dollar I spent

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I was about to respond and give my thumbs up for the Feeback, but looks like it worked out for you - it IS awesome. My wife got me one for Christmas. SO nice - the rotating stand is amazing for building a bike. It helps too that the one stand fits every bike I have with no adapters - 15mm thru axle MTB fork included.

I think stands like this are going to be increasingly common now that EVERY single bike we own (my wife and I) has non-standard tubing shapes (4 BMCs, a Ridley, Specialized Transition and disc cross bike).

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I have just bought the Sports Sprint stand and tray but not sure which of the 3 tote bags is compatible! Is it the Pro Compact/Ultralight or the Elite/Pro/Consumer or the Recreational (BAG99) Please could someone advise. Many thanks

Another new Sprint owner. Love this stand too.

This is the bag you need http://www.feedbacksports.com/shop/tote-bag-sprint/

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Got the 21 on eBay for a steal around 150 if your patient look there

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Do you think it would be easy to work on a bb-mounted rear brake with this stand? Thanks!

The bottom bracket sits on the stand. I don't have a bike with a bottom bracket brake so I'm not the best person to ask. I found this picture of a bike on the Park Tool stand and it seems like they can get access to the brake



With the Feedback Sports Sprint stand, I think it would be ok. Email them and ask

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It was no big deal to work on the rear brake on my DA with the Feedback Sports stand, just have the BB sit as far back on the mount as possible to give extra room. The only downside, sorta, was having to raise the stand all the way up and sit basically below the bike to get in there, rather than rotating the whole bike around like you can do with one that grabs the top tube or seat post. Otherwise I like my Sprint stand

If you are going to work on bikes with thru axles, get the Feedback stand. Out of the box it accommodates thru axles.

I was furious that Park Tools charged $65 for the thru axle adapter (for the two originally mentioned stands) when I got a new mountain bike. Their original one should just have a 12mm and 15mm tube on the bottom side of the slider already on there.


While we're at it, the Feedback truing stand is amazing for the price. No need for anything more.