🚲 Hanging Bike Rack Garage Wall Mount - Space-saving Storage System for 2 Bikes | Vertical Bike Hook for Indoor Shed | Holds Up to 66 lbs | Easy Hang & Detach | Includes Screws Review

Happy with it. Ease of installation. But as with any product like this, I wish there was a second piece that could be installed where the rear bike tire hits the wall. Otherwise, all you end up with is a worn wall that looks ugly.

Designed for mountain bikes rather than regular bikes as it won't work very well with a thinner tire. The front wheel rotates too much in the bracket. I'll just throw them away and try to use a bike lift in the garage.

Not all bikes are the same. There are so many height changing variables that you need to fit them to every bike. Measure for each bike. If you want them all the same height, measure all the tallest bikes by holding them against the wall, then add 2 inches and you'll be fine.

11/16/19 installed bike racks in the only spot in my garage that had wall space. The studs weren't where I needed to hang them, so I ripped off some plywood, screwed it to the studs, and then hung the uprights on the plywood. The stationary hook is great, doesn't move when hanging/removing bikes. Tires are an added bonus. Recommend this product!

I'm happy with the hangers. First I bought 2 hangers but after seeing the quality I bought another one. The blocks are strong and I like the solid hook. My bikes are wall mounted in my garage and tall enough to use the space underneath. The fixed hook allows me to lift the bike over my head and hang the rear rim on the hook. It wouldn't be so easy if the hook worked.

I like it and it works and wasn't that difficult to install but there are some design flaws that make it less good than it could be. Most importantly, there really isn't a good way to attach the lock. There are small steel hinges on the left side of the bezel, but they're too small and too close to the wheel and too close to the wall for the lock to fit through the bar and hinge without much difficulty. about twice that size - maybe six inches in diameter? - and get off the steering wheel a…

I liked the idea of mounting the bikes to the wall and the metal bracket itself fits. What I didn't like were the included screws to actually attach the mount to the surface. My garage has drywall and I know where the studs are in the wall for a stronger connection. I didn't use plastic wall grommets since I connect directly to the stud. I drilled a pilot hole for each screw before inserting the screws into the stud. 4 of the 8 bolts 3/4 broke off the heads of two of them. You would think that…

It takes some getting used to understanding the technique required to actually hook and unhook bikes to these hooks, but it's not difficult once you get it get the hang of it. Unless you have a very dirty mountain bike (and don't feel like washing the tires with a tube before hanging it up), tires are just useless. But I didn't buy it for that, so it's not really a hit with them. The only thing I blame them for is the lack of installation instructions. If you've done something with your own…