Park Tool PRS-25 Bike Stand Long-term Review. Worth It? 

Great review. Nice that you included the 1 month follow up unlike a lot of reviews that just unbox, fiddle with the thing for a bit then call it a review.

Thank you! Trying to decide between the 10.2 & 25. No doubt I’d prefer the 25 for weight/portability, and storage. $125 is a big price jump though! ETA: Bought the 25. Love it!!!

The Park PCS 9.2 has butterfly (twist) knobs to raise the height of the stand. The old PCS 9 only had the Allen key style. 9.2 and 10.2 are very similar

Great review! You showed the features, discussed the pros/cons and left your impressions. This is just the review I needed to make my decision! Thank you! Great work!

Long-term impression and comparisons with the PCS-9.2 and 10.2 start at 6:28. Thanks for watching!

Appreciate the review, good clarification on the two Park stands. Im looking to pick up another Park stand and believe the 10.2 is the winner for my use.

Bro amazing review!!!!! Exactly what i was looking for!!!!

Good review and I think I'm going to spring for this stand. I generally prefer to purchase higher quality tools, and I've used crappy stands in the past. They suck. Nice bike too.

Great review. Just received this in the mail after getting a deal over Xmas. Thanks

I have had this stand for 5 years and love it. I bolted a short galvanized pipe to my wall which the jaws clamp to so I can store it on the wall. My only gripe is that PT used regular steel and NOT stainless for the few exposed metal bits. I use the stand to wash my bikes and now the bolts and metal support brackets for the legs are rusting and staining the painted parts. Why in the world didn’t they use stainless!? Pretty cheapie move. Oh, and the wheel truing accessory is made for this, but you have to pay a LOT more for it to be thru axel compatible! Another ridiculous profiteering-and-not-in-the-best-interest-of-the-customer decision.

This is one of the best looking stands even among Park Tool stands. Black looks pro and expert.

Great review! Can I ask, what does the "pro level" clamp on the PRC-25 have that the clamp on the PCS-10.2 does not have?

Thank you Sir! great review!

Thanks man.. I'm buying one also...makes perfect sense.

I like the extra weight of a steel stand

Why are you clamping against the top cap and collar of the outer housing of your dropper? You should extend the dropper completely, then clamp to the inner post only. check out Park Tool's own Calvin Jones, talking about this: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-ix_e6LWvap0.html By clamping where you are, you're reducing the surface area where the clamp makes contact, increasing the load (PSI) and applying the full load onto that smaller, less durable part, especially if you are rotating the clamp to tilt the bike. Otherwise, this help video helped. Thanks for the good review of the aluminum Park Tool. I'm also looking at the Park Tool PCS-10.2, the Feedback Sports Sport Mechanic Pro, and 2 Bottom Bracket Support Stands: the Feedback Sprint and the Park Tool PRS-22.2. Will be making a decision soon...

Is it best to clamp 9n a seat post over the seat post collar / seal (as you did in the video) rather than higher up onto the main seat post shaft?

Thank you cowboy 🤠

I have issue that if i pull out upper part then height adjustment collar will slide off… when I tighten screw more then I am not able to slide upper part of stand… Do you have that issue? It is annoying because some time I grab it lower part slides out and fall on ground … or when I have bike attached then I cannot adjust height because collar will slide of lower part

Hi thanks for making this video, there aren't that many out there. I bought a prs 25 and was wondering if yours makes any squeaky sounds when you apply mild pressure like when you were pushing the stand mounted with a bike on the video. I bough it and it makes a loud squeaking/creeking sound with mild pressure or pushing.. which is pretty disappointing given the price. Thanks !

Oh man, this is gonna be a long shot, but im hoping you can help me troubleshoot. I just picked up this stand and screwed the clamp on but when I put my daughters kiddie bike, for some reason it’s not holding its rotation. Any ideas? Also, after screwing the clamp on, Im able to easily pull the clamp out leaving the threaded bullet behind and the tapered donut falling out, is that normal?

I chucked my PRS-25 out of my workshop after one hour of trying to use it safely because it's unstable and wobbles like a pool noodle. I'll stay away from Park Tool.

A Language issue here.

Perfect review! It has also helped me to make a final decision. A big thank you!