🚲 Powerfly Bike Repair Storage Stand - Convenient Wall-Mounted Foldable Maintenance Rack for Garage or Home Cycling Enthusiasts Review

Just got my mount and only used it once but I think it does the job. The clamp is a good size and has good holding power even on my 65lb e-bike. I installed it on a 3/4 inch piece of plywood attached to a thick flat steel rod that is held in place by my vise during use. I can change the height by moving the piece of steel up or down in the vise. I think this clip will suit my needs well.

I bought 'new but with damaged packaging' for $10 less. It's pretty durable and holds my 30kg bike very well. It's not a $200 steel arm, but it works well. Lever and locking lever of the clamp are made of metal. The entire part that attaches to the bike is plastic, as is the base that attaches to the wall. I screwed this into a 2x4 piece and then clamped it in a vise when I needed to use it. It works great for the money.

Beautiful stand. That's all. It's just fine. It's not great. and certainly not great. You probably won't get anything much better for that amount. It's easy to install but not very strong once the bike is assembled. And when you add it up, there's no positive stop, so it's only three stars from me. But I decided to keep it because it's good enough for my use. I made a full review on YouTube which you can find by typing B06XWFVDPR.

This product is suitable for light cycling work. I wouldn't recommend this in a situation where a real nudge is needed. My only concern is the spacing between the mounting holes. Only 2 of the 4 holes align with a stud in the wall as they are more than 2 inches apart. The other two holes require the use of the included drywall anchors, which isn't the best option for mounting to a bike. The fold function works great for getting it out of the way, but you lose some stiffness as a result. I used…

Advantages: 1) Good length. You can pedal 2) It's very strong 3) It's easy to attach to the bike 4) It's not expensive. Cons: 1) Doesn't stay upright 2) Doesn't rotate clockwise/counterclockwise. This clamp works for me because I also have a freestanding bike stand. The problem with this is that I have to get it out of the garage, set it up and then put it away. I use it on the weekends when I do a full bike clean. This stand is good for my morning commute before I have to go to work. I pull it

This mount holds my bike securely, but as it's designed to hold a round top tube, modern wide top frames twist the bike out the bracket a bit. My upper bars are about 2 inches wide (carbon) and the PowerFly manufacturer should consider modernizing the tube fittings. I installed the mount at 8ft 4in x 4in on the patio which makes it very stable. The four mounting screws provided are standard Philips sockets, so I went to the hardware store and bought heavier hex head screws that I could drive in

The clamp is horizontal, not vertical and can rotate, but for some reason this was not allowed in the design. Because of this, without a perfect walking frame, you cannot secure your bike without pinching the brake cable or twisting the bike. The same goes for frame lean, this will cause the bike to lean. Also, since you're standing against a wall, you'll have a hard time pedaling and touching anything on the left. As for storage, great idea. However, the supplied hardware is pure junk. These…