Instruction: Analyze a question and its supporting document. Predicting answerability based on the information provided in the document. Output yes if the document contains relevant information to answer the question, otherwise output no.

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Question: How close to the wall does the stand go. What is the clearance with a bike on it?
Document: We got this to save space. It goes up quick. The bikes go on as advertised. Make sure the top of the tube faces opposite the wall; otherwise the bike will not sit right against the wall. It did end up falling because 1:I did not have it tight enough the first time against the ceiling and 2: my neighbor upstairs dropped his couch and vibrated the floor.I did see there were other ones out there.
I bought 2 of these for my bikes and my kids' bikes. They were easy to set up, easy to use and really help save space in my apartment. Not much else to say, except if you're looking to keep your bikes inside and want to save space without drilling holes in your wall or ceiling, this is the way to go.
Holds a mountain and road bike with no issues. Clever design allows the stand to be placed without any tools/hardware needed. Definitely a good buy. I would highly recommend this product for keeping your bikes off the floor of your garage!
I own a Topeak two up bike stand (the self standing version). I wanted second, simple rod type stand to hang my girl's bikes on a covered space between the garage and the house. I paid for the Topeak $150 (self standing unit, the pole costs $129). Based on construction, features, ease of use and reliability, it could easily cost $200 and still be worth it.
I can not adequately express how impractical and irritating this rack is so I'll just stick the to the two main problems.The reason I give it two stars is because I kept the rack and my bikes are hanging from it. Should they fall I will certainly update my review.Worst problem: there is not enough clearance between the bike and the pole.
I got this so I could store my bikes off the floor and not have to screw hooks into the wall or ceiling - needless to say, this works awesome!
Extremely lightweight and easy to install; because it is pressure-mounted, you don't need to make any holes in the wall, floor, or ceiling. It's a little awkward to mount two bikes, though not impossible. An excellent product.
Well, between the bikes constantly sliding down and the pole itself falling over, I'm not really sure whats to like at this point. I gave it a go for a while, but I guess you need to have rather light bikes in order for this to be useful.
This is a very simple and easy to use product. Serves the purpose. Only issue is that the maximum extended height is a little short for my garage. Once it is fully extended, it starts warping, not able to stand straight. Make sure the fully extended length is working for you.
Since the clamps don't work perfectly as delivered, I took away one star. The buyer should not reasonably be expected to have to modify the stand to make it workable. However, since the fix is so easy, I still feel that the SpareHand Q-Rak represents a good value.
Answer: yes