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Question: I have a bike which has the brake cable running underneath the crossbar tube, thus putting pressure and possibly crimping it. How can I avoid this?
Document: The only issue I had with mine is that one of the two racks I ordered required re-drilling two holes (Chinese quality control? ).The cradles are relatively hard plastic and the bike will slip on them if the bike's isn't somewhat level. Note that if your bike has brake or shift cables mounted under the top tube, it'll be resting on those cables.
Two of the bolts stripped out during putting it together, not something you want on a load bearing structure. I'm an experienced mechanic, I am careful not to cross thread and I am good at gauging how much torque is appropriate for different fasteners, and these bolts stripped out at only the daintiest of pressure.
When they said it can hold heavy bikes they aren't kidding: I had no problems putting a heavy tandem (2-seat) mountain bike on top. Great product.
The bike rack I was sent was obviously sent back from another customer as you could tell the box was taped up again from a return. The real disappoint was the fact that the top half of the rack, which slides down on to the bottom half, was slightly bent and thus a full connection is not possible. This causes the rack to lean to the left a bit and it is clearly visible something is wrong.
This two-bike stacker meets expectations, I'm glad I bought it. Easy to adjust in three ways. The four arms move (1) up or down and clamp into place, plastic holders slide (2) horizontally, and (3) the four arms slide independently so bikes can be angled, thus one can configure two large bikes in staggered fashion in their own space. The whole apparatus is sufficiently stable for my two bikes.
My husband and I recently moved to a rental home and did not want to put a lot of holes in the garage to hang our multiple bikes. I bought two of these racks and they fit nicely along the side of the wall. I was missing a part in the box and called Thule and got a very friendly customer service agent who placed the order for the missing part. All arrived quickly and the bike racks are together. Unlike some of the reviews, I had no problem putting the racks together.
I'm no gum shoe, but with a major part bent and the box taped up it was returned from someone else.Since it took me an 1.5 hours to put together I decided to keep it as it serves it purposes. It is a bike rack and thus visually aesthetics isn't the core reason I purchased. I guess it speaks to Thule's quality if a major piece could be bent and it still remain sturdy to get the job done. Boo Amazon! Horray for Thule!
It took me about 20 minutes to assemble the free standing Thule bike stacker storage unit. Quick note, be sure not to over tighten. The independently adjustable arms allowed me to securely support my wife's cruiser bike which has a sloping top tube frame and my horizontal top tube bike. The bike rack works well.
Just finished assembling this and it looks great and saves a lot of space in our 1 bedroom apartment. Quick note, you will need to have a 10 mm wrench to assemble this unit since none is provided out of the box. The adjustable arms work well for my wife's women's specific design bike with the angled top tube. It took me a while to find the perfect adjustment for the arms, but once set you just leave it alone. Highly recommended!
I was a little skeptical when I first took it out of the box, but after putting it together, it's obvious that this is very well made. No fears that it will tip over, and it looks really nice in my apartment too.
Answer: yes