🚲 Ibera Horizontal Bicycle Bike Wall Hanger: Convenient Indoor Storage Rack for Level Bike Storage Review

The design is very poor as the two toothed sprockets have too much lateral play so they don't align properly. Surprisingly, there is no way to tighten the sprocket bushing to prevent sloppy tolerance. This is complete junk and so easy to fix. I contacted the seller (who makes it for them) and they declared ignorance and didn't want to fix it by offering me a refund as it was "sold by Revain". Unfortunately I bought two and only installed them after the 30 day return period but after much…

I'll get straight to the point. I don't know if this applies to everyone or if mine was just defective, but the tab that snaps onto one of the teeth to hold the bike in the locked position was so loose that I bumped into the tab came off the teeth and my bike fell to the ground. This might not be a big deal to you if you store your bike in a garage, but since I live in a cramped area where small dogs roam my biggest fear is this thing failing and my dogs getting hurt. Remove the tongue, bend it

These bike hangers are great and should fit most bikes. I love that these hangers can be adjusted to accommodate different frame sizes and sloping top tube frames, which is common on many new road, mountain, and kids' bikes. I bought two of these wall mounts. My steel framed bike fits the armpads fine, but I chose to put a piece of the old inner tube over the gray plastic pieces of the one I use with the carbon frame because the top tube is wider than the top tube. Soft tissue between hard gray

I'm a mechanical engineer and I feel best qualified to review this product. I have nothing to say other than lots of reviews praising the quality of the bike suspension. I would make the product out of steel and I would make the frame braces adjustable or spacers for wider frame tubes like carbon. WALL! Seriously, have you read the instructions? There it is clearly stated that dowels should only be used in masonry or concrete walls. Typically, the complainants stuck the dowels into the drywall.

I wasn't sure I wanted to spend $30 on this (I bought 2) as I've seen other systems that do basically the same job (hanging a bike on the wall) for about 10 dollars settled . But I'm glad I pulled the trigger. The contents were well packaged, the quality seems top notch (I think I put my bike on it for example and it doesn't fall apart), and I really like how you can adjust the angle of the suspension hooks. I've never noticed that bikes are heavier in the back (I guess I never thought about…

I love these luggage racks. We have a mix of plaster and drywall on the wall that we used, but the stud was exactly where we wanted it to be, so it was pretty easy to install (although the spacing between the screw holes on the top could be a bit too large). wide for a few rivets? We may have been lucky and had an actual 2" wide hairpin because our house was built in 1912). The wheel does not have an o-ring as shown in the listing or video. The lack of an o-ring makes tightening uncomfortable…