I received my stand it comes in two pieces sadly they did not put the bolts hat hold it together in the package . The ears that held the tires required bending out to fit my tire but it holds the bike well though you have to lift it in a little . The foot print is rather large and it isn't cheap . I have a homemade one I built from free scrap that works almost as well just looks cheap ..there are examples on youtube . However I am satisfied . Just wish there was a way to pack it easier when on the road . Using wing nuts to hold it together ( two bolts ) might be the way then you just take it apart and toss it in the trunk . I would recommend it for those who are anal about having a nice stand or have to much money . I fall into the first camp . Took off a star for high price and no hardware ( bolts ) to assemble it being in the package . For sure I would order one if displaying bikes at trade shows or if I was a builder . Take care .This stand is a bit pricey but it is sturdy as hell and works great. Made of solid heavy steel so tipping or falling over is not a worry. I would recommend it to anyone else. The only hiccup was that there were 1)no assembly instructions (so it took some picture sleuthing to convince myself I put it together correctly) and 2) the stainless assembly bolts that came with it were too long (which made me doubt my assembly given there were no instructions). They stuck out the bottom and caused the stand to see-saw on the floor. I bought shorter bolts at the hardware store and all is well.Overpriced for what it is, but very well madeVery well made and quite rigid Fat Bike Stand for my Salsa Beargrease XX1. I read other review here and was concerned about assembly and issue with to long a bolts. Neither were the case for me as it was very simple to assemble and the bolts fit perfectly. Very glad i bought it.I have 4.8" tires and it works great.Great design ... Attractive and stable.