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Question: What is the min distance between the wall and the vertical bars (i.e. how long is the back part of the base)?
Document: This is sturdy enough to get the job done. I'm certain that it will be fine over time as long as you have the arms tightened well enough on the back side. It certainly will not tip over if you follow the directions; put heavier of two bikes on bottom and push the bikes in as far as possible to balance weight. In that sense the review would suffice at least 4 if not 5 stars.
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 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.
Not a quality made rack. I have two townies which weigh about 25#s each and the cross bars are curved and slope a lot. I adjusted the bars on the rack, but they twist and look like they won't hold.
This product is fantastic !! The arms are long enough where you can actually stack four bikes... Very easy to put together and sturdy.
I have one of these that work's fine, so I ordered another and started building it and it's not threaded properly for the bottom floor screws and the arms that hold the bikes on this one don't line up on the bars that hold the bike like my other stacker. The first bike just fell right off, so it's being returned.
I need to keep my bikes indoors due to salt water. I looked at various products. This I e works great and is easy to put together.
I needed to free up space on my balcony and this bike rack got good reviews. It was a bit of a pain to put together, although that could be operator error on my part. I had my doubts about sturdiness, but we've had a couple of wind storms and it hasn't fallen over, yet. I recommend this bike rack.
And stability. And sturdiness.Assembly was a bit fiddly, but mostly just required patience and not any actual skill. The end result is as pleasingly stable and solid as you're hoping it will be. It's as adjustable as it needs to be, although very small frame aero bikes might be too narrow to be mounted. The inside of the upper frame has to be at least 12 1/2&#34; wide to clear the mounting bars.
This is the perfect space saving solution for my apartment. Like another reviewer, I believe this was repackaged return. The box was really beat up and heavily taped; when I opened up the package, I noticed there was some light rust dust on some of the pieces. It still looks great, however.Assembly wasn't too difficult. The arm rests are secured by a bolt tightened into the plain vertical bar (no threaded holes/guides.)
Answer: no