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http://www.youtube.com/bikemanforu Here's a heavy duty wall-mount bicycle repair stand that will live outdoors 24/7! BikemanforU shows off Sebastian's new cleaning station and makes a fetish out of a new Park Tool PRS-4W - 1 stand that's been mounted to a post cemented into the ground at our brick-and-mortar bike shop. With sublime glee, Youtube's How-To Guru of bicycle repair quickly notes the 7/16 galvanized lag bolts from the hardware store that he used to secure the new tool. He lavishes his love on the solid cast aluminum adjustable linkage clamp and locking system that anchors the bike during repair work. This professional shop quality clamp, Park Tool 100-3G, is the deluxe business end of Park's PRS-4W. It features durable replaceable clamp covers, and has useful reliefs on both jaws for cable routing. This is the same jaws of life clamp that BikemanforU personally uses. If you're fixing or tuning up heavy bikes, in the 50 to 60 pound range, like battery powered electric bikes, the PRS-4W clamp is strong enough to support your work safely. The stand mounts approximately 14.5 inches (37cm) away from the wall. That's important for pedal clearance and ergonomic set-up when working on a bike. Always a lover of well-made bike tools, BikemanforU goes kapooyah over the powder-coated finish. Made in the USA with Park's high quality standards. Free shipping at http://www.bikemanforu.com This video tutorial also delivers instruction on how to seat an aluminum tube bicycle in the stand, and how to use your body for leverage. If you're interested in bicycle repair, a stand is a must-have tool. Check out our playlist for the best http://bit.ly/14A6eKK Sebastian is the master of bicycle cleaning and every bike gets scrubbed before any repair. See how to de-gunk and de-grease your bike using the right tools in this playlist http://bit.ly/X8Hg0N Thumbs up if you like what you see. Tell us what you think in the comments or post your video response for a chance to win a prize, shout-out or giveaway. Subscribing is free, so please sign up and you'll catch all the fun. http://bit.ly/YgmOsp