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Problem Solved!
No more need to hold wheels between your knees, balance on a bench top or ask for help. The Park Tool WH-1 Wheel Holder firmly holds thru axle and quick-release wheels at three convenient positions. It's like having a strong helper to hold wheels during cleaning, tire and tube work, hub work, cassette work, and tubeless installation. The WH-1 can be bolted or clamped directly to a bench or installed in a bench vise.
Features:
- Quick and easy access to hold virtually any wheel in the perfect position
- Holds wheel at vertical, 35 degrees from vertical, and horizontal positions
- Accepts 12, 15, and 20mm thru axles and 5mm skewers
- E-Nickel finish for durability
- Wheel building
- Cassette removal and installation
- Tire and tube removal and installation
- Tubeless tire work
- General cleaning
- Hub work
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Reviews
This pays for itself. I'm always looking for how to hold a wheel while working on it. This thing is solid, has three mount options for the wheel, and multiple skewer / through axle options included. Makes tire, cassette, and brake disc swaps much easier.
This pays for itself. I'm always looking for how to hold a wheel while working on it. This thing is solid, has three mount options for the wheel, and multiple skewer / through axle options included. Makes tire, cassette, and brake disc swaps much easier.
Yet another great tool from Park. Well made, versatile, and makes working on wheels easier. That said, it is pricy. Its a great fit if you do a lot of DIY bike maintenance. I got it because I could not live without it. Every time I use it, I think how cool it is. 'Cool' doesn't come cheap.
Changing tubeless just got easier. I got tired trying to wrestle my wheel and a new tubeless tire. I put the box in my bench vise and set up my wheel per instruction. It was easy to get leverage and slip the new tire on the wheel. Then, at a nice working height, I inserted the sealant. Viola, ready to ride in less time and my hands are not aching.
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