🚲 Optimized Feedback Sports Velo Wall Rack Review

Great product for storing my bike! I don't have a rack on my bike so I needed an alternative way to store my bike in the garage. My favorite feature is that the handlebars are height adjustable, allowing for a more level position for bikes that don't have a flat frame top (like my hybrid/gym bike or women's bikes). Another reason I chose this method of storing my bike is because I've read that "hanging" the bike by the wheel can damage the rim due to an unnatural distribution of weight on that…

Clean design – a bit industrial chic or something. Good enough for the home when displaying your treasured Colnago or Pinarello in the living room. Sturdy construction and well made. All components have a beautiful, durable finish. Soft ends on temples to protect your frame's finish. It is not difficult to hang up or take down the bike. It is easy to install if you are sure to get into the wooden wall stud. For everything else you need additional hardware. Don't bolt your bike to drywall with…

This is a replacement for my Racor Pro PSB-1R Single Folding Bike Rack that I bought in 2013. Arms are adjustable. The feedback rack solves these problems. This large slab on this shelf is resting against the wall. When the bike is on the rack, the weight on the wall is distributed over a larger area. This means the board won't bite into drywall.2. Hands are adjustable. Therefore, they can be moved up or down depending on the bike's top tube design. And it can be customized if I need it. My…

As an engineer I sometimes come across products from really great companies - for example the Velo Cache 2 floor shelf - it's a work of art and its functionality. Cache is a great design and keeps all bikes really safe and easy. So I thought the wall shelf would be similar in design because it's from the same company - NO! That makes me scratch my head. For example, the Cache's nicely curved rubber mounts have been replaced with stiffer rubber step mounts, so now the bike doesn't press down…