Vibrelli Bike Wall Mount: Horizontal Storage Rack For Hanging Bicycles In Home Or Garage - Adjustable Hooks For Mountain, Road & Hybrid Bikes Review

This bike mount is my all around favorite. It was easy to install and can fit onto a single stud. The arm is adjustable so it can extend out several additional inches which I like since I can overlap bikes hanging on the wall. It also has carve outs for cables so when the bike is resting on it isn't stretching them due to pressure. It also handles the weight of my 40+lb fat tire bike. I'm ordering 2 more mounts for my other bikes.

If you're hanging a light bike and only need 1 of the 3 mounting holes at the top, then I'd give this 5 stars. The 3 mounting holes at the top barely fit onto a US standard framing stud (2x4 or 2x6, which is really only 1.5" wide). Unless the stud is exposed, I think you have a better chance of only use 1-2 of the mounting holes at the top of the bracket. Hopefully the next generation of wall mount brackets will take this into account.Otherwise, Vibrelli continues with it's high quality at a…

I live in an old mill bldg and loft living is great but storage can be challenging, This was a perfect solution for my needs. One person who saw the rack ordered one and commented that it almost makes the bike look light a piece of art. Very happy with my purchase. Follow the mounting directions to insure a sturdy mount

We have this mount on the wall of our garage screwed into a stud. It works great and is nicely adjustable. The only issue is that it contacts the brake and gear cables which run along the horizontal tube, and I have to be careful hanging the bike up so they don't get caught and/or bent. It can be adjusted quite close to the wall for a road bike, closer than other mounts we looked at, so there's no wasted space between the handlebars and the wall.

I bought this product for a very big 29er mountain bike and a small sized Cannondale and it’s holds both bikes securely. The adjustable arms makes it perfect for just about any bike. I ended up installing a board on the studs and mounting the racks to the board because my spacing of the wall studs was not great for the size bikes. This increases the sturdiness and I would recommend anyone install it this way if installing into drywall.

I installed two of these to make more room in my garage. The instructions were a bit confusing but it only took me a few minutes to mount the racks. They hold our mountain bikes but figuring out the right angle of the racks for my wife's 'female' style frame took a few minutes.

First off these bike mounts look great and are very sturdy. They come with the screws and anchors and have the features mentioned in the descriptions. Some cons I would like to mention is that the arms only lock into the positions that are shown in the second picture. So there are really only 4 positions per arm, straight out, about 30 degrees down, 60 degrees down, and straight down. (Guessing on actual angles)The frame cradles are not adjustable and are locked into place with a screw so…

What I like about this bike rack is that it can handle wider handlebars than almost all of the other racks. I also like its clean design and simplicity. It also seems sufficiently sturdy. How could it improve? Two ways: 1. Its mounting bracket assumes you put three screws into the side of a 2x4 stud, which requires perfect alignment - easier said than done when the stud is hidden behind drywall and you need almost 2" of wood. But as most people know, a "2X4" isn't really 2" wide, it's more like

I've had this product over 1 month and am perfectly happy. I agree with the reviews that recommend paying attention to the type of wall you have at desired installation location. If this will be a sheetrock installation heed the advice from other reviews and purchase a plank. You don't need a 2x6. I used a 1 x 6 (Home depot has pre-cut lengths) located the studs with a stud finder and fastened the plank to the studs with wood screws 10 x 2/1/2 and 10 x 3". I then used the screws that came in…

I had a great feeling that these would help me organize my three bikes better in the new garage. Well, these do work well for bikes with a straight frame bar, like a men's bike, but for any bike with bent middle bars, like a woman's, I struggled to get a good fit. I ended up taking these down and returning them and just hanging the back back on the ceiling like I had in the past.Also, as others have stated, the screws are a bit cheap. Do yourself a favor and go buy a better screw, not only for…

It’s as simple to install as you think it is but you must follow the instructions. If you are going into brick or plaster, you need a masonry bit. You need to take responsibility as the installer that you are properly anchoring this in. I used the hardware provided without incident, but I think this would work fine with other anchors meant to carry weight, too.It took me less than 20 minutes to install. It’s sturdy; I ride my bike 2-5 times every single day, so there’s a lot of moving the bike.

The reviews I read were great but I was still pleasantly surprised by the mounts! They are made of metal, they look and feel very sturdy.I could have mounted them directly to the wood stud in the wall, but the stud was not center, and I wanted the bikes to be centered. So I took the advice of some other people on here and I counted a wood board to the wall, straddling two studs, making the entire mounting very strong and it looks great. 10/10 would recommend!

Easy to install and very sturdy mount. Few tips: Make sure you screw this into a stud. I have wooden studs. Not sure how well this will hold on a metal stud. If you use the right screws you should be good. Screws that come with it are OK. I upgraded to 1 longer and better grip screw for the upper hole. Only install with 2 screws: 1 on the top and 1 below. I don't know why they put 3 screw holes on the top. That will completely ruin your stud and will not be a strong mount.

I CANNOT RECOMMEND THIS DESIGN EXCEPT FOR SPECIFIC INSTALLATION VIBRELLI DETAILS.I've had nothing but problems and added expense in getting this thing up and stabilized. It has crushed the sheetrock, pulled away from the wall, came out completely with just a slight bump. And I consider myself a competent DIYer/Homeowner. 8/19/20This is a decent rack with utility in many locations around the home or work. Not too much to detail here, so my one big plus is the depth of the arm cups that hold the…

I have and open garage and needed a none big and chunky bike stands. This works out wonderful I had to some get help to install it in as I not very good doing these things. I was advised of safety expect it that it is very easy to steal so I add on an additional safety chain so that if someone wanted to take my bike they won’t be able to. I have attach the pictures of my additional chain added on so to make sure it won’t be stolen.

I am very pleased with this purchase. I had been contemplating a way to hang my two bikes in my small studio apartment. I even purchased another rack which would have hung the bikes with the tires touching the wall. Then all of a sudden this design came up. I can't believe I didn't see this sooner. The flexible arms make it very easy to hang bikes with different frames. It is also incredibly solid. There is absolutely zero concern that my bikes are going to fall. It comes with four screws which

We just finished mounting the racks and I think they will work well. Note that we added pieces of plywood long enough to reach the studs on either side of the center stud with the mount for additional support, otherwise, (as pointed out by others) the drywall will depress under the weight of the bike.

I was in need of a wall mount that would hold my 50lb. ebike thru the winter months and not take up a lot of space, but surely be sturdy enough so it wouldn't come off the wall! After reading previous reviews, I definitely secured a "mounting board" between studs of my drywalled garage in order to secure this mount to support the weight; I would highly recommend anyone to do the same. With that accomplished, I then screwed the mount(using longer wooden screws than those sent) thru the board…

Bought 2 wall mounts for my bikes so I could have more room in my garage. I've tried other mounts, but stuck with these.They work great.Easy to install.

Tried other standard type wall mounted bike racks but they did not work for my smaller folding bike, they were too big. This rack costs a bit more but is very sturdy and well made, and fits my bike perfectly