🚲 Space-saving Bicycle Stand: Qualward Vertical Bike Rack for Living Rooms, Bedrooms, and Garages Review

Includes 4 short and 2 long screws and an Allen key that doesn't fit anywhere. There are 4 short screw holes on the video and I only have 2 on the details; They're short bolts that won't let you install a wire stand, and that's where I stopped. This is stupid and a waste of time. Did they even test it to actually assemble it?

Received yesterday. I need 3 but I wanted to test that first. Honestly very easy to assemble. It holds my bike well. Yes. It doesn't come with a strap to keep the front wheel from moving, but other similar products cost $20 or more. I hold the splint with a small bungee cord. Problem solved. I don't have much money to decorate my basement and this will really help.

STYLE B: - Easy to assemble - Comes with instructions, wheel straps, all the right screws and a page of instructions I have a very light road bike that I can wall mount. Now I have a heavier bike that I don't have room on the wall/cleats to hang it on. This is a great alternative for our small one bedroom apartment. For the record, I have a Cannondale women's XS hybrid bike that probably weighs around 25-30 pounds with 700x35 tires.

This bike stand is not well made. I bought this because I saw an advert for the Nook and this one seemed cheaper. I can't get the stability of the post that holds the seat post. A few holes in the cross are also missing. I went through the instructions and what they sent me multiple times and I could NOT get it to work. I was able to get the rack fit for my needs, but now I've given up. Do not buy this bike tour.

Quick and easy to assemble. This definitely saved space by putting the bike up vertically, but I feel like it can still tip over easily if the bike bumps into it. Worth buying, but I'd settle for horizontal stands if you have the space. For me it was to save disk space, so it worked for me. I barely touched the steering wheel and it started rolling over. With that in mind, I would use this where the wall would prevent the bike from falling on its head. But good in the opposite direction.

This is a great bike rack. I was looking for something that is self supporting and not resting on the wall. As my bike is stored in a plastic shed. This option worked perfectly. Assembly was quick and easy, and the hardware was long enough (contrary to what other reviewers have mentioned). The only thing is, if you have something attached to the seatpost, it needs to be moved or removed. The bike shown in the photo has a small bag. I had to move the bag closer to the bottom of the seat to allow

Okay, where do I even start? 1) Assembly Step 1 - Connect the two legs and a stabilizing piece of metal (they called it wire) which is not shown in any of the pictures to the base. 2) They say to use short screws for step 1, but they are too short to go through the legs and wire. I screwed in the screws without wire but they don't seem strong. 3) The Allen key that came with the stand is the wrong size, it's too big. Luckily I had my own (and I was a pack rat) so I could get the bolts all the…

First of all, the equipment supplied did not meet the requirements. I received more short screws than needed and was lucky because in the instructions I used long screws in two places where short screws were needed. Second, the long screws went into the threaded holes, but they were difficult to screw in once screwed in. At first I thought I didn't wind them properly, but I didn't - they just didn't spin well. Third, the extension cord design is impractical and unsuccessful. It has multiple…