REMCO Bike Lift Review PART 1: The Official Unboxing & Initial Impressions 

Thanks for posting this. I was unaware they existed. Now I'm curious what they have. Looks pretty nice. As always, you do a great job of reviewing. Thanks again!

Lmao loved that GLaDOS reference. What a game. Portal 1 and 2 are an absolute masterpiece. The stand is cool too though! 😅😂

Mine arrived the day before I had to have open heart surgery (Feb 1st). I got it partially assembled, but I am finally getting the energy to maybe try it out. I won't be able to work work until mid April, so no big rush. Thanks for the video so I can see what mine "should" do in action.

Does it have auto stop? e.g. when you lower the bike and it's already touching the floor, will it go down to the programmed lower end or stop on resistance?

The website states that despite its weight rating, the stand is not designed for Cargo bikes with front baskets or extra long tails. Do you think this is just a disclaimer? Or is there something about the design that makes it not support the rotational force of a heavy long cargo bike? Could be a draw-back as those bikes become more popular, and are often the type of bike you really need an electric stand for.

Thanks for including the sound of it lifting. Being that quiet makes it incredibly tempting. If it's possible for you to take the actual lifting part apart or at least show how it's put together that would also be amazing.

*Cat:* _- You know what also can be picked up, human?_ 😅 Jokes aside, I've never heard of that brand so comparing it to the kind of electric stand Park Tool has had for years, I find that one so much simpler and it looks like proper quality. It would be super nice to own something like it, but it's a stretch for the home mechanic like myself. I do already own a proper mechanical stand(Unior 1693BQ) that I really like because of how sturdy it is, and then a separate stand(Topeak Prepstand Elite) I use only for washing my bike because it's mostly aluminum except bolts nuts so it won't rust. I do really like that stand though because it looks solid. Some day, maybe 🤔

surprise cat at 2:32

Thanks for the video. It's like a new application for a standing desk mechanism. Pretty slick. But I'd think the controls are on the worst side. They're in harm's way for pedal strike and you gave to reach through the bike in an awkward way. I'd think it would be better to have them on the back. What do you think as you use it? Thanks again. Love the channel.

will they fix it when it dies?

Must comment as positive reinforcement for GlaDOS content

if youve got something underneath the stand and it moves down, does it stop, or is there a risk of the thing getting crushed? for example, if youve got a bike on the stand and something is underneath the bike, does it automatically detect that? similarly going up, if a bike goes up and gets snagged against something, how much weight does it take before it stops? and max weight capacity?