🚲 Dirza Bike Rack Garage Wall Mount Bike Hanger Bike Hooks Bike Storage Bicycle Vertical System for Garage Indoor Shed - Easy Installation & Detachment - Supports up to 65 lb with Screws, Black Review

Trash. I wanted to hang 6 bikes on the back wall of my garage. They aren't big enough to hold fat tire bikes (which I should have found out). The fix I bought for the Fat Tire Bike is the only hook left hanging on the wall. If you're not 100% sure you're screwing them directly into the stud, don't worry. All 5 ripped off the wall for something heavier than a road bike. My cruiser, my MTB and my steel frame fell to the ground. Why install drywall anchors when these things won't work without…

I have to admit that I didn't believe other reviewers that the iron that came with it was junk. Because the studs in my walls were far apart, like many others, I took a 2x10 board, hung it with a few screws, and then attached the brackets to the tree. The heads of the screws broke off as if they were plastic. DISCARD THE DEVICE IMMEDIATELY. This is the worst quality device I know. I read the reviews before hanging the mounts and still ignored the other warnings. Save time and effort re-drilling

As others have said don't even bother with the included screws. If you try to screw them into something stronger than foam nothing will work. Heads just fall off. Upgrade to regular screws and you will be golden. We have four of these in our shed where we expose the rivets and they work great. We have two standard size mountain bikes, one youth size mountain bike and one large 27.5 inch mountain bike. They can easily be hung on hooks, but I wouldn't recommend 4 such wheels in a row. in the…

Great bike hangers, junk hardware. Even with pre-drilling, half of the self-tapping screws break off. Once installed they are SOLID and quite beautiful. Better hardware would have made it a 5* product. The tires will mark the wall of your garage if you care. Installation Notes: I mounted our tires on standard 16" studs. You can stretch plywood over the studs and screw them in if stud placement isn't ideal for you. The 11/64" pre-drilling made screwing in very easy, only removing a few screws…

First, as others have said, use your own screws as the packaged ones don't work. Second, no one in their right mind should attempt to wall mount a heavy bike with anchors. This is a surefire path to disaster, and it needs to be screwed into a hairpin. Anchors simply break out of the wall. Finally, the device itself is very solid, but I have a feeling that the hook is either too tight for my mountain bike or is angled incorrectly. We can hang bikes on them and they hold up great, but due to the…

First, as others have said, use your own bolts as the stock bolts are useless. Second, no one in their right mind should attempt to mount a heavy bike to a wall using anchors. This is a surefire path to disaster, and it needs to be screwed into a hairpin. Anchors simply break out of the wall. Finally, the device itself is very solid, but I have a feeling that the hook is either too tight for my mountain bike or is angled incorrectly. We can hang bikes on them and they hold up great, but due to…

I just filled out the return form. However, there are a few fatal flaws in this design that rendered it completely unusable (at least for me). First, as many other reviews warn, the screws that come with it are of ridiculous quality. I went ahead and tried using them thinking that after all the reviews they have certainly improved this. No no. So now I have a couple of screws with the heads removed in my wall. Second, and worse, the top bolt (crucial to prevent the suspension from bending under

I already had 2 of these bike racks, bought from another location a few years ago. There were several brands/vendors at Revain that looked the same, so the design is used by many manufacturers. I can't say exactly why I chose this one over another, but I did and this is my take on what I got. Absolutely bare bases. There were 2 mounts, each wrapped in a layer of bubble wrap and then taped together to hold them together. This was put in a bubble lined envelope, not a box but an envelope. I don't

These hangers are strong and well built. I currently have four bikes hanging from them in my garage and I will be adding a fifth once the last hanger arrives tomorrow. The hooks don't move - as several reviewers have pointed out, the top screw (closest to the hook) is difficult to insert, as the hook blocks access with a screwdriver or drill. I drilled a pilot hole in a plank that I attached to the wall, then used a small hex head screw instead of the included decking screws. I tightened this…