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Question: Has anyone mounted these on drywall?  I have a light road bike -- think it will be okay for that? How far away from the wall is the hook center?
Document: I initially bought one of these for my road bike about 6 weeks ago. It's worked out so well that I bought a second one for my wife's road bike. These are well made and fairly easy to install (took me about 10min the second time around). I made sure that I put them into a stud...I just don't think the included dry-wall anchors would hold up over time. Having the side hook is great for the helmet.
I purchased three of these as I have more bikes than parking space in my garage. I mounted them side by side and learned a few things about the hardware. One is that you really have to find the studs in order to mount these bike hangers. The top screw attaching the mount to the wall carries virtually all of the weight of the bike and I don't think any drywall anchor will work adequately, although I notice that the installation kit includes drywall as well as wood screws.
Mounted easy on the wall in my garage. I have 2 of them and both my bike and my wife's bikes are hanging from them right now.
One think you may not notice if you skip the directions is that the plastic cap that covers the hardware slides onto the side piece before being attached by a small screw. If you don't slide it on first, the plastic pulls away from the wall and doesn't look professional.My one complaint is that the plastic guard that mounts on the wall to keep the rear tire from scuffing the paint isn't very effective.
I'm thankful I had a friend with a powerdrill and the patience to help me affix this to the wall. It wasn't the easiest thing I've ever done.Still, I'm glad I chose this one. It looks really classy, it's an amazing little piece of engineering, and it's solid. My apartment looks much cooler with this in it -- and with my road bike hanging on it through the winter while I ride my hybrid.
The plastic portion is just an aesthetic cover. The polished finish also ensures that it will look nice for many years.Some reviews state that you cannot switch the hook position to another side, it is true, however most of the products that do this suffer from the same issue, so take this to think if it fits where you are planning to fix this holder.So if you don't like nice looking things, avoid this, you will feel robbed, and use a piece of wire instead.
This was a carbon road bike, not a heavy mountain bike. Aesthetically I like the mount, now I just have to go buy some toggle bolts and odd size hex keys to properly mount.
It worked fine for a few months, but today, it came crashing down during the night. The anchors simply did not hold securely enough in the drywall. My bike weighs about 21 pounds, and nothing else hangs on it. Fortunately, it did not fall into the car, which would have been a disaster for the paint on our new car. I am going to use a support board screwed into the studs to remount the hanger.
I had to hang on hollow drywall, but there were several attachment points, making it as sturdy as it will get for 1/2" thick.I also liked the simplicity and flexibility for using the hanger. Mine is set about 1 inch off the floor, making it very easy to lift the wheel onto the holder. The rear wheel pad is a nice touch and aligns the bike perfectly.
Its a great product but the screws it came with weren't strong enough as it fell down the first time I mounted it and put weight on it (without bike). I took a wide drillbit and widened the opening for the screw and put a big and solid bolt into the stud. Its perfect now. Great product either way :) haha The hooks are great and other features are great.
Answer: yes