Hirobel Frame Clamp

This now lives in my workstand and holds everything from BMX, BSOs, all the way up to carbon frames. Works fine with MTB and road triangles too. In my Feedback stand what I particularly like about it is I can clamp the bar to the stand, and then place the bike on the bar, adjusting the QR end of the clamp accordingly. As awesome as the Feedback clamp is it's hard to shoulder a bike and operate it one handed, particularly at the elevated working heights possible with that stand. Initially I found the QR done up very tight and I wasn't sure how to operate it (don't pull it up, just loosen as you would any other fastener. It looks like the position of the silicon bumpers can also be easily adjusted with an allen key, which I may do as they're quite tight to turn.

Overall I expect this to last me many years. Effectively what it gets you is the benefit of a "Sprint" style front fork stand but with none of the downsides of that style of stand.

This thing is amazing! The Hiorbel makes makes my Park stand soooooo much more versatile and easy to use. Fast too!

Works great. My only gripe with it is it is hard to hook the strap on the button to hold it but it’s not the end of the world. Still beats clamping on carbon.

I love how secure it holds my bikes in the stand, even if the rubber straps are very hard to get snapped in place. Perhaps they will loosen up over time, but a smaller metal snap would also do the trick. Also, the rubber cradles could use some updating to accommodate newer aero top-tubes, but it fits well enough I suppose. I'm guessing there could be three different top-tube profiles engineered into the rubber cradle that could be selected with a simple rotation. Currently, there seems to only be two profiles, both of which do not fit my bike well. Overall, I feel it was a good purchase, if a bit expensive. If the suggestions I stated above were implemented, the cost of ~$150 would be a no-brainier.