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Question: What are your thoughts on using this rack indoors? I'm considering it in the master bedroom of an apartment.
Document: This rack was very easy to assemble. I'm only using it for one bike and it still stands, while not being bolted to the wall. Lastly, it doesn't take up much room in my apartment.
They should rename this the gravity fall down rack. To safely store bikes, plan on securing it to the wall. I'm using it in the garage, so it wasn't a big issue. Spent $1.99 on cement. Filled the base tube and the first vertical tube. Added some weight to the base, but not enough to compensate for the rack's inherent instability. I looked at adding lead to the base, but the cost exceeded that of the rack.
I live in an apartment and don't have a garage but I put this in my bedroom against the wall and works well for my bikes.
Nice product. Probably not the sturdiest stand on the market, but it works well and definitely worth the low cost found here. I have 2 - 29" mountain bikes hanging on it with no problems. I'm considering getting another stand for my kids' bikes.
This bike will stand up--but has to be propped against a wall, and if you want to hang bikes on it, you have to bolt it to the wall. If you don't bolt it, it falls over. Since my bikes are all in the garage, I'm ok bolting it to the wall. Don't buy this bike rack if you can't bolt it to the wall (like in an apartment).
I really love the stand. It works very well helping me have 3 bikes in my one bedroom apartment. It would be perfect if it was about 6 in higher. Currently the bottom bike is touching the carpet and top bike is at top notch. If I had one more notch to move it higher, it would be a perfect 5 stars. Great build quality and very sturdy for the price. Highly recommended
Just moved from a large house into a two bedroom apartment. Our biggest challenge was what to do with our Specialized road bikes. As I was pondering my options, I saw an ad for the Racor Pro PLB-2R Two-Bike Gravity Freestanding Bike Stand, and it was on sale at Amazon for $49.99.I took a leap of faith and ordered it. It arrived promptly, in good condition. It sat in the bedroom for three weeks as worried about the assembly.
great product at a great price. we have set up the stand in our master bedroom at a beach property. accordingly, since space is extremely limited it is imperative to maximize as efficiently as possible. we have bamboo floors and the black stand is very sleak and an excellent contrast. one note, since we are storing 2 bikes, i did purchase an extra 4 inch anchor screw to firmly secure the stand to the wall.highly recommended.
Installed about 2 weeks ago and so far no problem. I'm using it on two 26&#34; mountain bikes and both fits properly. It says on the description that is free standing, well it will stand even with two bikes but don't be a fool make sure that you put bracket to it avoid future problem. I installed it against the wall on the garage with two support brackets, one on the upper portion and another on lower portion. I will update the review in the future.
I needed a gravity stand for storing 2 road bikes in my tiny apartment. I found that these stands do the best job when space is limited. This was really easy to install and needed no tools. Unfortunately, it really does need the weight of the bike to keep it standing upright. Without the bikes the stand leans on the wall and ultimately scratches the paint. I alleviated this problem by using a small towel to pad the area between the stand and the wall.
Answer: yes