Wall or Bench Mounted Repair Stand Pro Shop Quick Release

When workshop space is the constraint, the repair stand goes vertical. The 1693.2S Pro Shop Quick Release wall- or bench-mounted stand bolts to a wall stud or a benchtop and gives back the floor space a tripod stand consumes, without giving up the clamp quality the bike depends on. The Pro Shop QR variant adds the quick-release mechanism to the same mount geometry as the cam-style 1693.2S; the clamp head is the workflow difference, the body is the floor-savings difference.

The Pro Shop quick-release clamp opens and closes the jaws in one motion against a pre-set pressure, which on a wall-mount means the mechanic isn't reaching past a fixed mount post to re-adjust the clamp between bikes. The clamp pressure is dialed in once, the QR button works the open-and-close, and the bike-to-bike cadence stays in the same range as the floor-stand QR variants. The 22 to 60 mm tube range covers the full inventory mix without forcing a stand-side compromise.

How it mounts

• Wall-mounted: bolts into a stud (or a properly anchored plate at workshop height). Footprint outside the stud is zero; the stand swings into the work area only when in use.
• Bench-mounted: bolts to a benchtop or a workshop fixture. The post stands up from the bench, the clamp swings free of the surface, and the bench underneath stays usable for parts trays and tool layouts.

Either mount, the clamp sits at the same working height as a Pro-grade tripod stand without occupying the floor.

Specs

• Article number: 1693.2S-US (Pro Shop QR variant)
• Clamp: Pro Shop quick-release
• Clamp tube range: 22–60 mm
• Replaceable rubber jaw covers: Unior 1693.11
• Mount hardware: not included; wall-stud or bench-fixture fasteners depend on your install surface
• Built from steel finished for workshop service life

Includes: wall- or bench-mount stand assembly, Pro Shop quick-release clamp head pre-installed with rubber jaw covers.

Built in Zreče, Slovenia

Unior has been forging hand tools in Zreče since 1919, and is the official technical partner of multiple World Tour and downhill teams. The wall- or bench-mount stand is one of the catalog's quieter answers; most shops reach for a tripod first, but the workshops that go vertical rarely go back. The QR variant carries the same Pro Shop clamp head fitted to the tripod stands and the BikeGator+ portables; the mount is what makes it the small-shop choice, not the clamp head.

Pro tip from our mechanics

A wall- or bench-mount stand is the right answer when bench space and floor space are both tight and one has to give. The QR variant here is the configuration that matches a high-throughput small shop; for a small shop doing slower work (custom builds, frame service), the cam-style 1693.2S is usually the better fit because the cam clamp's pressure setting is more predictable across a long single-bike session. Both variants share the mount geometry; the choice is the clamp head, the same way it's the clamp head on the tripod stands. The trade-offs sit inside the broader stand-decision question: How to choose a bike repair stand →