Feedback Sports Scorpion Bike StandNobody knows why your bike has a hollow crank spindle, but it does. Why not make the most of that space and use it to store and work on your bike? The Scorpion is compatible with 13, 18 and 20mm hollow crank spindles on either side of the bike. The design elevates the rear wheel and lends itself to lite bike maintenance, like chain lubrication and frame cleaning. As with all our products, when not being used it folds in to a compact, portable or stow-able footprint until itβs needed again.Product Features:Awesome bike storage for garages, sheds, apartments, events or retail bike displaysVersatile design allows for bike parking with 13, 18, or 20mm open cranks*System fits road bike, cyclocross bike, mountain bike, and electric bike crank designsDesign elevates the rear wheel and stabilizes the bikeConstruction prevents contact with painted surfaces or delicate componentsInnovative design folds to a compact unit when not in useDurable powder coated steel maintains a long-term clean finishAwesome bike parking solution for even the heaviest of bikes (50lbs / 22.7kg max load)
- Two-piece collapsible construction for easy transportation
- Practical sleeve lock with push button
- Compatible with hollow cranks from different manufacturers, three different adapters included
- Raises the rear wheel from the ground for unrestricted cranking
- Stable bike stand for racing and rides



















Lefty –
The Feedback Sports Scorpion bike stand works extremely well for me. It fits into the hollow space of the bottom bracket on my Sram NX crankset. It was easy to assemble and supports the bike very well. It allows the crankarms to be rotated 360 degrees so the chain can easily be lubricated. It is small, light, compact and allows you to do minor and moderate maintenance on the bike. It comes with three different diameter inserts so it will fit many styles of hollow bottom brackets/cranksets. OK, it’s surely not inexpensive but is so well designed and handy to use that I don’t mind the price.
PLS –
I bought one of these about 4 years ago and it quickly became my go to bike stand and I just got around to buying a second one.Extremely stable, no more accidentally knocking the bike over, makes servicing the chain a snap. Unfortunately the price has about doubled since I bought my first one but I was able to find a βusedβ like new one on Amazon that saved me a little bit of money. Comes with three different sized spindles that are easily interchangeable depending on the size of the bike crank cavity. Only negative, other than price, is that many older bikes and some newer ones donβt have a crank cavity so obviously this rack wonβt work with them.
Mr.pool –
Doesnβt take much space. A good sturdy stand. Heavy duty.
Avny Edan –
Because of the different dimameter and type of the BB it will not be suitable for ebike it just to big to enter
Brian –
My buddy has a $300 stand and this stand and said he prefers this one. I bought it for my son for a birthday gift, he loves it.
Michael S –
Works well as a stand, but donβt put too much pressure on it or you can bend or break the single bolt that holds the 2 pieces together. I much prefer the old one-piece design. This one may be easier to ship flat but with just normal use the bolt keeps coming loose, and I bent one bolt when I leaned on my bike while in the stand (had to replace with a spare seat post clamp bolt I had in my parts bin).
JeffB –
Experience tells me if you are going for one of these categories of bike stands, get Feedback. They are the best.
Carrie Nimmo –
This product seems to be a knock off of the original Scorpion stand I purchased a few years ago. This stand is a two piece stand, the original Scorpion stand is one solid piece. I understand they did this most likely for the ease of shipping. The stand comes with a few different sized plastic tube inserts that fit over a metal dowel that your bike will slide over into the stand. You select the right size for your bicycles bottom bracket. The plastic tube that fits my bike the best does not stay attached to the dowel when I remove my bike from the stand. This is slightly irritating. The stand also leans quite a bit more than my real Scorpion stand. These arenβt big issues, however; when I saw this advertised as a βScorpion standβ my expectations were that it was going to be like my first stand. A little disappointed but it works non the less. This is why it got the three stars.You might find that itβs perfect for you and reward it with 5 stars