CyclingDeal Bicycle Floor Parking Stand Review

Used primarily to store 700c racing bikes. It works but there are problems. The distance between the posts is too small to accommodate the 40cm bars side by side. All other bike rear mounts work, but my derailleur is on the bar. Not good. Also fits bikes with 26" x 2.25" tires.

I only use half of this four bike rack as it's almost perfect for my F150 bed to hold my two Townie e-bikes. Not strong enough without trucker straps but planned to use them anyway, as well as heavy duty cable locks to deter theft. Will probably spray the rack with rustoleum as they don't recommend outdoor use. We only use this when traveling.

Looks good and effectively helps to reduce the space of our bikes in the garage. It is durable and prevents the bike from falling over. We currently have two bikes on the other side and the two most commonly used bikes are on the near side by the garage door. Please note this requires assembly - it took me about 15 minutes to assemble.

This helped organize our four bikes in the garage so they wouldn't fall over and everyone could access their bikes. I built the carrier so that all the bikes are on one side, but you can place several on either side (switch the support while building). If all bikes are on the same side, you should switch positions (e.g. one bike leans on the front wheel, the other leans on the rear wheel, etc.). Absolutely satisfied and to be recommended.

It's great, easy to assemble and very strong. The only downside is that there needs to be more space between the posts as the handlebars will end up blocking the bike next to them. I know you can hit them with a back wheel, a front wheel, etc. But when the kids are in a hurry to put their things away, that rarely happens and the bikes just lie on the garage floor. Otherwise, it serves its purpose and the price can't be beat.

I just assembled this carrier myself. It serves its purpose of organizing the garage floor so we don't have kids bikes lying around everywhere. It fits my 5 year old's 16 inch Trek bike, my 2 year old's Strider balance bike and the toddler Razor scooter (see photo). Our other Razor scooter (owned by a 5 year old) doesn't stand, but I wasn't expecting that as it isn't sold as a scooter stand. We will be adding an adult bike to the free 4th parking space.

We have five children all with bikes and I needed a solution to fold them up so they don't throw themselves on the floor of the barn where they keep them. I bought a rack a while back and it worked great. To handle the rest of the bikes I bought this bike rack for four bikes. It came quickly and I collected around the house. It was not difficult to assemble it, it consists of segments, and when assembled, the case becomes thin. However, once all the parts are assembled and tightened, the…

. Easy to assemble and strong when the screws are in place. This rack CANNOT fit four youth/adult bikes in one direction. Tried on the advice of others and changed bikes to front/rear/front/rear that fit in the rack. These are mountain bikes so the disc brakes work when I use them. Don't get them mixed up, so I took the rack apart and swapped out all the other parts so I had two bikes on one side and two on the other. The frame is not designed for this, so the bars do not fit together properly.

I have 4 used bikes that my 4 grandchildren ride when they visit. 3 don't stand and drove me crazy lying in the garage. I looked at a lot of bike racks and chose this one because of the price, it fits 4 bikes, looks great and most reviews were good. First, I grudgingly admit that I am an elderly woman and have no mechanical skills. I was able to assemble it in about 45 minutes. They have a QR code that you can scan to watch a helpful video. Sometimes I had to tremble a little, but all the…