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Document: I use 5 of these racks in a backyard bike shed, offset from each other to allow me to place bikes closer together without hitting handle bars.These racks hold bikes easily, although it could be difficult to lift a heavier bike upright to place it in the rack.Mounting them on the wall was very quick and easy.My one complaint is that the grey rubberized grip that touches the wheel comes off very quickly. All 5 had fallen off within 6 months of regular use. I replaced them with electrical tape to keep the metal from scratching my hubs.
Pretty simple to mount. I drilled into a stud rather than use the hollow wall anchors it comes with. Holds the bike well. The only issue to keep in mind is if your bike has any weight to it (we got this to mount a daughter's 24" Mountain Bike), it can be a little awkward for a kid/teenager to get in and out. I mounted it as low to the ground as I could without the lower tire touching but she still struggles getting it in and out. I usually do it for her.
Great product. Installed easily and my bike does not move around. I recommend this product. Great buy. If you are undecided on which one to get, try this one.
I would have chalked one breaking up to myself, but 3 out of 4 is a manufacturers defect, you simply don't have those issues with a Made in the USA screw. Home Depot saved the day. FYI, I'm not some first time installer either, I do all my own work in the house and on the cars. Screws breaking while installing is classic bad product. We wouldn't expect this anywhere else, why are we putting up with junk from China?
I purchased 2 a few months ago, and I have been very impressed with the product. It's a simple product, and it works! I'm actually now considering buying 2 more for the bikes I recently got.One improvement that could be made is a more stable piece of rubber. The little black rubber piece has the tendency to move, so I find myself having to push it along to center it again. This is the only reason for 4 stars.
Easy to install, shipped quickly, solidly constructed. Attractive and simple bike hanging solution- product does what it claims.The only reason I didn't give it "5 stars", was because I bought three of them and the two mounting screws were missing from one of them. It wasn't worth complaining about as they were 2 simple wood screws, but a minor annoyance.FYI: This item is listed all over the internet at 2-3 times Amazon's price!
We were able to put one bike with the handle bars up and one bike with the handle bars facing down right next to each other on the wall perfectly. They only needed to be about 6 inches apart (This will of course depend on your bike). I was so pleased to have our bikes take up minimal space all while being ready to go and easy to access right by the door. Very pleased with this product.I know very little about installing stuff and this was a very big learning process for me so I'm going to share my recently obtained knowledge in hopes of helping others.
Simple design, easy to install (just screw bracket into a wall stud and snap cover on). Relatively easy to lift bicycle into and off of bracket. I probably mounted mine a little too high (about 7 feet), a foot lower would make it much easier to put bike on/off bracket. The only concern I would have is if you have kids, it seems possible that they could twist the bike off the bracket and have it fall on them.Overall a great product, that provides a simple compact storage system for one bicycle and multiple brackets can be installed to accommodate more.
I agree with the previous reviews that this is a good product. As noted by others, the one weak point of this product is that the wood screws that come with it are a little small for the job. I used some #12 x 2" pan head screws I had lying around. These fit the rack perfectly and the added length made the job more secure. (The screws that come in the package are 1.5" long.) I drilled 5/32" pilot holes into the wall studs and then screwed in the racks.I installed 4 racks side-by-side and offset every other rack by elevating it by 12" to make sure the handlebars from the bikes cleared each other.The racks feel very solid and all the bikes hung easily from them, including bikes with off road tires.I would happily get these again, if the need arose - but hopefully the manufacturer will consider sturdier screws.
There is not much to say on the mount, works as advertised but I mounted to a concrete wall so I had to use larger and stronger screws than the drywall/wood screws the mount comes with plus anchors.
Answer: yes