🚲 Racor PBH-1R Garage Pulley Lift for Bike Storage Review

I ordered two of these bikes to get our bikes out of the way. I balked at it for a while because of some of the negative comments that put me off, but in the end I decided to just keep going and I'm glad I did. Installation was easy, the hardest part for me was using the stud finder on a 10ft ceiling, but once I had the markings everything else was easy. Now I have two bikes in the air and can walk under them (a lot of) space. As for the negative comments. 1) Hooks need to be bent, mine don't…

This is my fourth Racor product. I also have a freestanding bike rack for two bikes, a floor rack for two bikes, and a single vertical bike rack. My little-used Trek T900 tandem took up a lot of space in the top half of the free-standing bike rack, and lifting it wasn't an easy task for one person. I bought this lift to free up space on my bike rack and hopefully make storage less tiring. large hardware store for $12). This was the most time consuming part of the installation process. Finding…

the answer is: get up! This lift hangs your bike from the ceiling, making it easy to get on and off. In fact, these are two ceiling mounts, two rollers and two "fingers" that cling to the steering wheel and seat back. The pulleys make lifting the bike 25% more difficult than it would otherwise be. So the 2016 version of this lift is relatively well made and really good value at $16. For what it's supposed to be, your regular bike, it does the job. Rather than repeating what other people have…