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Old 11-30-23, 04:35 PM
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Peculiar vintage bike stand

Does anyone recognize? Color seems Park?

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Old 11-30-23, 05:09 PM
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Top appears to be a Park PRS-6, base looks like something else entirely.




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If that is a Park stand , it is old. The top part definitely looks like a Park.
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Maybe the base is from an old chair?
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Could be a repurposed pedestal base from an old bistro table.
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I prefer these older Park stand clamps to the newest ones.
The old ones had a clamp assembly made of cast aluminum, while the new ones have pressed steel.
They must have changed the design to lower their production costs.
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It appears to me to be an antique dress makers stand, missing the wheels with a modification to accept the park clamp.

Not an exact match but.....
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Originally Posted by Chombi1
I prefer these older Park stand clamps to the newest ones.
The old ones had a clamp assembly made of cast aluminum, while the new ones have pressed steel.
They must have changed the design to lower their production costs.
You can still get the cast aluminum ones. They aren’t exactly cheap but you can still get them. The 100-9C will fit the model of stand head in LBCwannabe’s post
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