Gootus Horizontal Bike Wall Mount Rack - Indoor Bicycle Storage Hanger, Cycling Wall Mounted Holder, Heavy Duty Wall Hanging Hook for Garage Apartment Review

I installed this on the 4" side of a 2x4 in my shed and it was easy to install. If I were to use the 2" side I would have to flip the screw that goes through the tabs. The rack didn't flex at all (I don't see how a standard wheel could flex it like some others have said). I have two bikes.

As promised. This really is the best way to place multiple bikes on the wall parallel to the cars in the garage. I bought 2 packs and they only had 7 screws instead of 14. Please send more screws as soon as possible. UPDATE: Not only did they send me screws, they sent me a whole new set. Now I have more bike racks than bikes.

I liked how it's angled to make room in a tight garage. But you still need to mount it fairly high (I mounted it so the wheel mounts were at chest height). It's a bit awkward to lift the bike and align the pedals to hang it up. I often get hoops on the walls when trying to hang them. The included screws and anchors are terrible too.

Great product. After doing some research, BUNCH decided this was the thing to do. You will not regret your purchase. Arrived today, installed in a few hours. Locate the stud and set the happy face for the pedal, then mark the hoops for the base. Assembles 2 bikes in about 20 minutes. They seem VERY well made and durable. Have 2 mountain bikes hung up as shown in the pictures and they look cool and are holding up well too.

The old adage "buy cheap, buy twice" is true. Especially in this case. If you buy this, go to your hardware store and grab some screws. Because the supplied screws are absolutely useless. They are very easy to take off. I had to get better screws to hang them. The metal brackets are small. I just don't trust them to keep my bike. I have bought other wall hangers before and they are much larger and seem much stronger.

Great wall mount. Excellent quality brackets, you can bend the pedal bracket to fit your bikes. The only problem is that the screws that come with it are too soft and the heads twist when tightened. I used a $3 locally made screw set and it worked fine. I wasn't sure if I should mount the brackets directly to the drywall, which is almost necessary since your wall studs will most likely not fit where the brackets for your wheels and pedal should go. I cut (3) boards 20" long and attached them to

First impressions were that the pieces are very strong and durable! But the instructions didn't mention drilling the cleats, but just looking at Revain's specs says don't install the pedal bracket into drywall! Sun. Screws/dowels are useless for drywall and will be pulled out. And I doubt drilling holes with a diameter of 6-8 mm in studs for attaching anchors. I'll try drilling the screws into the stud at an angle to secure the pedal bracket. He has to hold. But if there are more problems I…

As you can see from my photos these bikes are mounted as high and close together as possible for clearance reasons. I turned the outside pedals in (or removed them entirely) for extra clearance when overtaking to reduce snagging! 👍Now directly to the assembly of the pedal. I used 3 screws (included) on a wooden stud for strength. I used the included screws in the drywall anchors on the lower wheel mounts as they don't carry much weight and work great here. Center 3rd hole, found it did NOT…