Unior Introduces 32” Compatible Pro Truing Stand 2.1 and Upgrade Kit for 2.0

Unior has launched the Pro Truing Stand 2.1, a new version of its popular wheel truing stand designed to accommodate the growing demand for 32-inch wheels. This update primarily involves longer upright arms, allowing clearance for larger wheels while retaining the core features and build quality of the previous 2.0 model. The move reflects the increasing presence of 32-inch wheels in the cycling market, which have gained traction beyond their traditional niche in recent years. The Pro Truing Stand 2.1 maintains the precision engineering that Unior is known for, including smooth operation through precision threads, springs, and bearings, as well as spring-loaded caliper arms for quick and consistent wheel changes. It supports a variety of axle standards, including solid axle, quick-release, and through-axle hubs, with adapters provided to ensure compatibility. The stand also features composite caliper tips to protect rim surfaces during truing, making it suitable for a wide range of rim sizes and wheel types. For those who already own the Pro Truing Stand 2.0, Unior offers a 32-inch upgrade kit that replaces the original upright arms with longer ones, enabling users to adapt their existing equipment for larger wheels. The upgrade process is straightforward and requires only standard tools, though Unior recommends using their calibration tool to ensure accurate alignment after installation. This approach provides a cost-effective solution for workshops and enthusiasts looking to keep pace with evolving wheel sizes. While specific pricing and availability details have yet to be confirmed, both the Pro Truing Stand 2.1 and the upgrade kit are listed on Unior’s global website, suggesting imminent release. Given that the previous 2.0 model retailed around $400 USD, it is expected that the new stand and upgrade kit will be similarly priced. The introduction of these products signals Unior’s commitment to supporting the expanding 32-inch wheel segment and the tools necessary to maintain these larger wheels effectively.