Bicycle Handlebar Stand

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If you're as passionate about riding bikes as I am, you've probably found yourself in a situation where you had to flip your bike upside down to make some repairs, such as swapping out a tire or fine-tuning the derailleur. It's fantastic when you have access to a fully-equipped garage with a sturdy stand. However, doing this on the go is much more challenging if your bike has any equipment that protrudes above the handlebar line, like the fork lock switch. To make things easier for myself and potentially others, I designed this model. It's compact and lightweight, making it easy to stash in your backpack if you need it during a ride. P.S. - Please use support, as there are 2 moving parts that must be stationary during printing. - I personally prefer the honeycomb infill, as it works well for models that need to withstand vertical pressure. - Be aware that flipping your bike upside down can affect the hydraulic brakes' fluid, temporarily rendering them unable to stop you. So, please avoid going downhill until the issue is resolved!