GOFORWILD Garage Bicycle Vertical Storage Review

Installs in about 5 minutes (7 minutes when I turned on stud finder with my stud finder). Very light and holds my bike well. I would definitely buy again!

So far I've ONLY put a stud on the drywall (no studs where I wanted). With 4 screws and a 20lb bike I'm not worried about damaging the drywall. That works fine. Otherwise "What did they say".

Might fit a bike but chose them to hang my electric scooter while charging. With the handle folded, it takes up no space and hangs next to an outlet about 4 feet off the ground.

I installed it in a concrete wall. The problem I had was that after the anchors were in place the screws were barely tightened a quarter of the way and then clicked trying to get them in. My other complaint is that the hook fold concept is good, except that it's weak. I would say there are better alternatives

Easy to install and great suspension for Catrike. I replaced the screws with heavier ones on one side as it is mounted on a stud. I used the drywall anchors and screws supplied by the other site and they seem to work fine. Heavy metal rails make it easier to guide the wheels on hooks for hanging the hang glider.

These are sturdy bike racks. They had good holes for screws on the wood. My problem, probably not the suspension's fault, is that I have to hang high when the rear wheel is on the ground; I'm having trouble lowering my bike. i 5.4; 60 years. I ended up buying hooks that hang from the ceiling and use a pulley to hang bikes.

I like that they come with two racks. These are very durable units and come with strong wall anchors. I found it easier to use pens. The included screws may come loose, so be careful. Also, they wobble a bit when I lift the bike. As for my bike, I don't know if it affects the integrity of the wheel, but I like them and I like their price!

These things seem pretty strong. The included hardware and instructions are surprisingly good compared to most similar products in this price range. The only complaint I would have is that the wheel hook is not reversible. This means that they can only be installed in one direction (loading on the right) when installed in a corner. It didn't work with my setup so I just used one of them. Still decent enough that I decided to keep it, although contemplating returning.

I installed them on a concrete block wall; You will need a 5/16 inch masonry bit and a hammer drill to do this. The anchors work well and should easily support the weight of the bike, but the bolts are rubbish. The first two snapped off when the screw was barely half-threaded. ; they are extremely soft metal. I had to unscrew them with a vise and the head of one of them broke off as soon as I started screwing in. I threw away the remaining screws and used 2" deck screws.