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Question: Is there an alternative/creative way you can tighten the rack arms to the vertical posts without marring the paint and creating indentations? This seems like a pretty poor design for $150.00. I see a lot of folks have indicated that the screws mar and remove the paint and leave indentations in the rack? Could you screw into a makeshift rubber bumper/pad causing resistance so it won't slip? Or is that even possible? And or any other way to get creative with this? I live in a damp climate as well  and would like to A: keep it looking nice and B: avoid it rusting in the spots where the rack might have been previously adjusted. Thanks!
Document: Rust is a problem here where I live (warm humid climate). The screws that hold the rack arms on the vertical posts cut into the paint layer and leave a shiny unprotected impression on the vertical post. These would become small rust initiators later. The welded joint areas near the bottom may need to be protected from rusting as well.If you need a rack, this is a good one to buy.
This gets the job done, but it literally could not have been engineered more cheaply. Hardware holes are punched and tapped, no captive fasteners. Paint in the holes makes some screws hard to start, and it feels like they would strip out pretty easily if overtightened. But, it went together well, and holds the bikes. I would caution that if you have extra-large framed bikes like mine, you might have to get creative to get them both to fit; it could be a little taller.
I bought this bike rack to keep our bikes organized and out of the way and in this role the bike rack performs well. The frame is well designed and is sturdy on a carpeted floor. The arms are easily adjusted and seem to hold securely. You will need a wrench to tighten the bolts when assembling the frame as tools are not included in the box. The Bike Stacker is easy to assemble and took me about 10 minutes to complete.
This is very sturdy and I do not get the feeling that anything is going to tip over. I did put the heavier mountain bikes on the bottom just in case! Overall great product and we are very happy to have the bikes up and out of the way. Would like to see Thule design it with holes on the back side of the stand so that they hangers for the bikes go into a hole for extra security from potential slips.
I wish I could give this rack a negative rating. It only worked if I was very careful not to touch it, breathe on it, or look at it the wrong way. If I did any of those things, the hooks would come loose and my bikes would fall off, usually crashing on top of my head on the way down. What a horrible nightmare of a product. Keep looking for a different rack because this is just a sad waste of metal.
After a lot of research, I bought this bike rack. Thule is known as an industry leader and for their great quality. THe bike rack is sleek and sturdy, as expected. I only give it 3 starts because the screw-in feet were flimsy and after needing pliers to get them fully screwed in, the metal bent easily and showed their poor quality. Amazon offered a partial refund or replacement, which I thought was great. Thanks Amazon for your stellar customer service.
I am very pleased with this rack. It is well designed and the materials and build quality are excellent. It went together quickly and is very sturdy and easy to use. The independently adjustable arms make it easy to fit different bikes, even with sloping top tubes. The cradles can also be moved front to back to position or overlap the bikes if you want. Has adjustable leveling feet--a nice extra detail so you can keep it from rocking on an uneven floor.
I just received and set up my rack. After reading all the reviews I was sold, easy to assemble, durable, adjustable, well constructed and engineered . . . what more could you ask for right? How about steel tubing that doesn't distort and collapse when you hand tighten the support arms. Please keep in mind that I am a small woman (120 #'s soaking wet) and not a physically strong person by any definition of the word.
I have a specialized roubaix and a surly long haul trucker (the latter being much heavier than the prior) and it supports them like a champ.I wanted to organize my garage and get the bikes out of the way without physically hanging them on the wall. This was the ideal alternative. The stand only takes up about 6 inches more than the actual width of the bikes. It's stable and was very easy to assemble.Works great. Highly recommend it.
Very stable & sturdy - holds my two mountain bikes in a minimal amount of space. Easy to assemble, place and move. Adjustable arms work well. Only note - I used some heavy plastic sheet, like the kind that many christmas ornaments or (in my case) OXO coasters come in, cut to strips to avoid scarring the metal finish with the lock down screws in the arms. Overall an excellent rack at a good price.
Answer: no