Review on 🚲 Optimized Delta Da Vinci Bike Tire Tray by Darnell Murphy

Update June 2, 2012: Initially I was satisfied with this product. You can read my first review below and see that it was an easy install and I think the product is good at what it does. The fourth time I used it, the tray detached from the wall and took some paint with it. The wheel moved sideways A BIT while I was hanging the bike up and that was enough. Now I noticed that the tray has some perforated holes where 2 screws can be inserted very easily. It's great and I'll probably end up doing it to put it back on. Previous title: The easiest install and it works. Helping a friend install will save your wall a few scratches. I bought this in addition to the Racor B-1R Solo upright bike rack that I bought. Together you get an efficient way to store your bike. I cannot explain how easy this product is to install. Once you have the bike rack hook installed, hang your bike and have a friend mark the wall where the bike's rear wheel hits the wall. You use the included tape to attach it to the wall and then use the weight of the suspension bike's rear wheel to hold it in place. That's all. My only complaint, if I can call it that, is that I have a certain level of buyer regret when it comes to the Racor B-1R Solo upright bike mount that I purchased. The product works great (if you can find a wall bar to mount it to, and luckily I have a bar finder in my toolbox) but I later discovered the Cycloc Popsicle: Orange Wall Mounted Bike Rack, which admittedly is MUCH more expensive. aesthetically and spatially more attractive.