These racks are well worth the price. Very easy to install and work perfectly. So glad we made this purchase!

I was hesitant on spending the money. So glad we did. These are the perfect bike racks.

I just finished mounting this rack to my wall. IMHO this is THE wall mount for a fat tire bike. I have a Kona with 5 wide tires. The bike weighs 35 lb. With this rack it is easy to get the bike in the rack. My suggestion however is to only mount this rack onto a stud. Forget the plastic drywall inserts included in the package. Good quality hardware is provided, just use a stud finder and mount directly to a wooden stud. I used a 3/16 drill bit for the upper bracket mounting pilot holes and a 1/8 drill bit for the 2 lower bracket. Bracket swivels a bit. The standard hook type wall mounts are not going to work for my 5 fat tire bike. If you gently squeeze the sides of the plastic bolt covers, the covers come off without breaking as mentioned in another review. This is not mentioned in the instructions. Well made product that works. Heres a photo of my completed installation.

I have been looking for a bike rack that can support my wifes new e-bike and help save space in the garage. My wife and I stumbled upon this rack during a recent trip and we bought two for our bikes (we have three). After installing the two we bought (the store only had two in stock) we were so pleased we decided to buy the third on Amazon. We now have all three bikes hanging in the garage in the space that one bike would take up. Super easy to install, saves space and is easy to load and unload the bikes; even the heavier e-bike. I highly recommend this rack.

Very sturdy, easy to install, takes little effort to load the bike. Best bike mount I have ever owned. I bought 2. I bought this mount as it swings to the side allowing me to keep 2 bikes and get them in and out with my car in a one car garage. You need to pay abstention to the position of the pedals prior to flopping them but is easy to do. Handlebars become the limiting factor on side travel. I would give 5 stars if the lower / rear mount retained the wheel when I flop the bikes to the wall. Works great when the bike is perpendicular to the wall but as you pull it to the side - the rear wheel pops out. Still works -- but my wall is covered with tire marks. Needs to be deeper!

Very well made, came with very heavy duty bolts...not sure that is needed unless your bike is made of lead..having said that...rather have too study than too flimsy. Getting the height right is a tad tricky...rear tire must be off the ground...but... not that hard... I mounted to wooden post in my garage, and it works outstanding!! I do wish you could lock it into place...as it does tend to move a bit when loading..but that is minor. Overall, really happy with it, does what I want...although I dont smile when loading my bike like in their videos... :-)

I bought 2 for MTB and 1 for road bike. I spent way too much time trying to determine if I want these up high, level across the top, bottom, down low, etc..... Anyway, I settled on up high. These are easy to lift the bikes into, as well. Dont hesitate like me. If you think you may want to put them up high and youre having doubts about how difficult it will be to use, dont doubt yourself. Do it.....

I was a bit hesitant to buy, because of the price. These work perfectly and are exactly what I needed to hang my bikes. Buy once cry once.

I like this rack very much, and it’s a perfect solution for holding my 39-pound vintage bicycle in my small condo. It’s easy to use, and swings far enough that the bicycle’s pedal is right up against the wall, so that is what determines how flat it can fold. I tried a couple of other products, but with this one I don’t have to lift that very heavy bicycle, and it is also held off the ground so that I can sweep underneath it and it doesn’t catch dust bunnies. However, I followed the instructions for measuring so that the bike would be 3 inches off the ground, and somehow it ended up only 1 inch off the ground. I’m not sure what happened there, but I didn’t realize this until after it was already installed, so I’m not gonna go back and drill a bunch more holes in my wall to raise it up another couple of inches. I was able to drill one of the bolts into a stud, and one had to go into drywall with an anchor, so make sure you pay attention to what surface you are drilling into. I think the only other thing I want to do is put a little bit of vinyl sheeting behind the lower tire support, to guard against any scuffs on my wall. That is what I have done with my other bikes where they are close to the wall. I will say that when I am putting the bike on the rack, if I don’t line up the front wheel exactly with the rack it will move side to side and make it hard to put the bike on. So just line it up properly, and it rolls right on and it’s held very securely. I did try rolling my mountain bike onto this, and it did work, and I think it would work with just about any bike except for one with exceptionally wide tires..

I installed these in our old garage and loved them so much, I took them when we moved! They even hang “hard to hang” Townie Electra cruiser type bikes. They’re sturdy, and we’ve had our bikes hanging within a couple feet of many exotic cars (for over 2 years now). To Install: I attached 1x4’s to the drywall in our garage. (I used a stud finder and secured them, with my own screws, to the studs beneath the drywall.) Then I used the included-bolts and secured those into the 1x4’s. This allowed me to hang the bikes where I wanted them… and didn’t restrict me to hanging them directly over the studs. Note: I’m a 31 year old woman with basic knowledge of tools/drills/levels/etc so anyone should be able to do this.