🚲 RAD Cycle EZConnect Foldable Bike Rack & Multi-Bike Stand for Efficient Bicycle Storage and Organization Review

I rarely write reviews on products I buy but this product was excellent. I wanted to get a more expensive model but when I found this one I decided to go for it. Bought 2 and love how they fit my 2 MTB 27.5 bikes. Does not touch the rim brake disc. Without a doubt perfect

Bought to hold a Specialized Diverge gravel bike. It's a bit unstable and if little kids were playing around it I'd probably go the other way, but it suits me. Very easy to use, holds the bike well enough and is worth the money I paid for it. Just note that this is not a sturdy stand hence the 4 star rating.

I use these on several road bikes. Works great on 700c wheels. I often see this or a similar stand for photo and video reviews of bikes on the web. Yes, you can still tip your bike if you hit it, or it will fall over if you don't park it straight. I have no problem storing my expensive road bike here. The thing works fine, although the default image above is set incorrectly :)

We purchased this EZConnect foldable bike stand from RAD Cycle Products for my 6 year old son's bike. His bike doesn't have a kickstand. After removing the training wheels, we needed something to keep the bike upright on the garage floor and not leaning against the wall. This bike stand is great for our purposes. It's compact enough to fit sideways in front of our cars. It keeps the bike upright. We don't fold/unfold it at all so I'm not sure how easy it is. Also, we use it on our son's kids…

I decided to try it because it is much cheaper than the Feedback Sports RAKK. I have six bikes and have tried three different floor racks, the Feedback Sports RAKK is the best but I don't think I can justify its price compared to the wheel bike. The side-by-side construction looks the same, except the Feedback Sports RAKK is heavier and has a stronger construction and spring. If you're looking for a good floor stand, RAD will get the job done. It "rolls" easier than "feedback" so I'll look for…

I also have a RAKK bike rack that at first glance looks just like this one. At almost half the price, this RAD makes it a very affordable alternative. However, the only difference I would like to improve on the RAD is to put in a stronger spring. When I push my bike on the RAKK, more thrust is required. Gives the illusion that the stand is holding it tighter. With this RAD you barely push the bike onto your arm and it gives. So it seems he's barely holding on to the bike. Of course, both…

A few weeks ago thanks to reviews from reviews I bought a similar more expensive brand. I use this type of rack to stabilize my bike when hitching a bike trailer to take my grandkids. I'm an old roadie so tripping is not allowed. Got one today and compared. One stays in my truck, the other stays with the trailer. No noticeable difference in form or function. Or stabilize my bike while attaching a trailer. weighs the same. The same tension is created by a spring. But it costs 50% less. Maybe…

The stand works but is WAY too light to actually hold my bike well. I first tried it on my e-bike which weighs 30lbs. It was too heavy for him and made him fall over. I had to use this storage rack as a stand for my front wheel. I then stopped using it on my e-bike and used it on my carbon road bike. This bike is light enough that it can only be supported by the storage compartment itself, but it still wobbles to the point of tipping over so I have to be very careful every time I use this…

Attention buyers! Possible injuries! First, a locking pin isn't actually a locking pin. This is a very fragile piece of tin metal that can hardly be held by a hand. Unfortunately I was the victim and my finger was smashed, now my nail is purple. It can happen to anyone, especially as I just installed a bike stand and bam it fell off and broke my finger! Also, I'm not sure if this stand will fit a 2.4 inch mountain bike tire. I have a hard time with my other bike because it only has a 2.3 inch…