Stand body for 623251

The Stand Body 1693.25 is the bare structural arm of the wall- or bench-mounted 1693.2 repair stand line: the steel post, the column geometry, and the mount surfaces that take the clamp head, sold as a standalone replacement part. Two cases bring shops to the bare body: a stand that's been damaged at the mount (a heavy impact, a service-truck-induced bend) and a shop swapping clamp heads on a long-lived wall-mount install without replacing the whole stand.

For shops running the 1693.2 cam-style or the 1693.2S quick-release wall-mount line in daily service, the stand body is the long-lived part of the install; the clamp head sees the bike-to-bike wear and is the typical service-replacement item, but the stand body itself can be the load-bearing replacement if the mount has been impacted or worked past its working tolerance.

What it replaces

The 1693.25 replaces the structural arm only; it does not include the clamp head, the mount hardware to the wall or bench, or the rubber jaw covers. The intended use is as a replacement body to receive an existing or new clamp head (1693.1 cam-style, 1693.1S manually adjustable, or 1693.1Q Pro Shop QR) on a wall or bench install where the previous body has been retired.

For shops fitting a new clamp head to a working stand body, the clamp heads are sold separately and listed on their own product pages.

Compatibility

Fits the Unior 1693.2 family of wall- or bench-mounted repair stand installs. The clamp-head mount geometry is shared across the 1693.2 (cam-style) and 1693.2S (QR) configurations; the stand body is compatible with either clamp head choice. Mount hardware to the wall stud or benchtop is install-side and not included with the body itself.

Specs

• Article number: 1693.25 (replacement stand body for 1693.2 series)
• Construction: steel, finished for workshop service life
• Compatibility: Unior 1693.2 wall- or bench-mount stand family
• Replaces: stand body only; clamp head and mount hardware sold separately

Includes: stand body arm with clamp-head mount interface.

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. A wall-mount install in a working shop sees occasional impacts; the 1693.25 is the catalog answer for the morning after one. Steel post, finished to the same workshop spec as the rest of the 1693.2 family, sized to take a clamp head and the loads a wall-mount sees from below.

Pro tip from our mechanics

Most shops never order the 1693.25; the stand body outlives the rest of the install. The two situations where it's the right buy are damage repair (a forklift, a falling shelf, a service-truck door catching the stand on the way out) and a clamp-head upgrade where the existing body is fine but the clamp head needs swapping. For most other cases, the clamp head is the part to swap; the body stays. If you're not sure whether the stand body or the clamp head is the right replacement, the buying guide walks through the cam-versus-QR decision the body is built to carry either way: How to choose a bike repair stand →