🚴 Dirza Bike Wall Mount Rack with Tire Tray - Vertical Bike Storage Rack for Indoor, Garage, Shed - Easy to Install - Ideal for Hanging Road, Mountain or Hybrid Bikes - Screws Included - Pack of 2 Review

These hooks are a great way to organize your bikes. They feel solid and come with all the necessary hardware. I really like the second plate to mark the walls less with tires. My only complaint is that the hook plate needs to be a few inches longer. My larger tires hang slightly over the edge and hit the wall when hovering. Nonetheless, I recommend them and would buy them again.

We made his/her cubes for our bikes and gear. The Dirza bike mounts are very strong, although we had to use different screws than the ones supplied. The only suggestion for the company would be to make a reversible hook or a variant with a different fixed direction. The bike on the left can be a bit tricky to hang and slide in as the hook is facing inwards. In general we are satisfied and the bikes are safe!

Easy install, we bought a 3/4" x 12" pine board that was painted white. I used 2.5" screws to screw the pine board directly into the studs to hang the board. All 5 bicycle hooks were screwed into 16 inch bolts in the middle. I did not use wall anchors. I wouldn't use anchors to attach bike hooks to drywall. Bikes are heavy and I wouldn't trust wall anchors in drywall. This setup is VERY solid and saves a lot of space.

This is a worthy product. This is a simple and inexpensive wall storage solution for most everyday bikes. Bikes are easy to turn on and off. You get what you pay for. For more expensive or more fragile bikes, I might suggest a thinner suspension system that distributes weight more evenly and reduces the chance of damaging the front rim. The instructions are very simple, almost stupid. They show how to drill holes in the wall for screws, but give no details on how to position the suspension high

I've had this for a few months now. Here's my short review: • Easy to install. You don't really need instructions, but you should measure the distance between the hooks and the top and bottom plates. This can be tricky, but it all depends on how much space you have. • Vacuum wall screws. Do yourself a favor and go to a hardware store and get some good anchors. It may cost you an additional $3-6. • It is durable and the construction is good. • Note, and this is a big problem for me, I would like

Pretty good for the price. They hold our bikes and keep my wall clean. However, there is little work involved in using them. First, you'll probably need other drywall anchors since the ones that came with the kit didn't work. I don't know if they're just the wrong size or if the screws are too short to separate the anchor so it can be caught, but the top two ripped right out of the wall as soon as I tried to apply weight. on topic. I ended up just screwing right into the studs. Second, if they…

Probably user error but hanging my wife's bike and my bike is a bit difficult. The distance from the wall to the tip of the hook is just over 3 inches, there should be plenty of room, but for some reason there is an unnecessary piece of metal sticking out of the wall plate, making the practical depth less than 2 inches. So I have to awkwardly tilt our bikes to hang them. It could be a security feature, and it makes sense, but things like this aren't easy to work with. And also. If you're going…

This is a decent product. This is a simple and inexpensive wall storage solution for most everyday bikes. Bikes are easy to turn on and off. You get what you pay for. For more expensive or more fragile bikes, I might suggest a thinner suspension system that distributes weight more evenly and reduces the chance of damaging the front rim. The instructions are very simple, almost stupid. They show how to drill holes in the wall for screws, but give no details on how to position the suspension high

For the price they are very good. They hold our bikes and keep my wall clean. However, there is little work involved in using them. First, you'll probably need other drywall anchors since the ones that came with the kit didn't work. I don't know if they're just the wrong size or if the screws are too short to separate the anchor so it can be caught, but the top two ripped right out of the wall as soon as I tried to apply weight. on topic. I ended up just screwing right into the studs. Second…