🚲 RAD Cycle Foldable Bike Rack: Versatile Floor Stand for Compact Bicycle Storage on the Go Review

I use this when getting ready for a ride. It's nice to have a sturdy "stand" to put my bike down before and after a ride so I can check tire pressure and connect bike electronics (Garmin GPS, taillight, GoPro camera, etc.). It's pretty handy for group rides where I can just get it out of the car and not worry about leaning the bike against the car or anything.

You can find at least two of this model on Revine. One for $47 and one for $27. Photos are indistinguishable. I bought 5 of these for $27 and love them. From street tires to 29x2.5, these racks are great. If you fall in you'll surely know about it, but the bikes inside are amazingly stable. I even keep one in my office when I commute to work. Keeps the bike off the wall and prevents abrasion.

Not very stable. Cannot support the weight of my 30lb mountain bike and is leaning to one side. I ordered two pieces and one is either defective or just a piece of chrome! The other is ok but could be a little firmer and more durable for MTB if you get more from another company I've used before and it worked great! I won't be returning this one as it's tedious and I just don't have the time, unfortunately I need to make it work!

Does exactly what it's supposed to do - keeps my bike upright. It's fairly stable, although my dog was able to tip the bike over when I pulled it away from the wall and hit the loose rear wheel. He also hit the pillar/front wheel several times but it stayed upright. It took several tries to learn how to put the bike in the rack without sliding on the floor. Now I use my foot to hold the pose in place. I just can do it - anyone shorter than me (5ft 4in) can get in trouble.

I needed something to keep my bike upright in my tiny apartment. It has a kickstand, but I didn't want the wheel to spin when I bumped into it and marked the walls. I didn't want to hang the bike because I don't want big holes in the wall when moving it. This stand is perfect. I have a cruiser with fairly large tires and it works great. When I bump into it (really tiny apartment) it wobbles a bit but never falls or moves. Super easy to use and nothing to assemble or assemble. And it's small…

Value for money is hard to beat. I bought another much cheaper option and let me tell you it's a much cheaper option. Unlike the RAD stand, it doesn't always support my bike and is loose and unstable. RAD was really good and easy to use, although I had one problem. The screw came loose and I lost the pieces to put it together as it's quite small. I have contacted RAD with the purchase confirmation and as it is within a year they are sending me another one right away. Your customer service was…

Overall this stand is value for money but with a few caveats. The stand works well with my wife's bike with 26" tires at the time. There was almost nothing to do besides adjusting the rubber feet and tightening a nut. My biggest issue with these stands is that they claim to work for bikes with tires up to 29". That may be true, but when I use it for my 29ft MTB it's too easy to tip the whole thing over, which makes me a little nervous. If the front handlebars were adjustable in length near the…

I bought 3 of these racks to carry my mountain bike (26" tires), my hybrid (700c x 32) and my sister's hybrid (also 700c x 32 ) to stow in my apartment on the carpet. All of these bikes have disc brakes, which was a big issue when buying kickstands for these bikes. These frames work very well and are light in "weight", which is nice. The luggage rack holds both the front and rear wheels well (see photo) and slides in and out easily. The only downside to this luggage rack is the fact that the…