Dirza Hanger Garage Bicycle Storage Review

I installed this piece in 5 minutes. Just make sure you install the stud mount and you're good to go. It feels very secure and it's great to have my bike out of the way when I'm not using it so it doesn't take up as much space in my garage. Also, it's great that you have two bikes. Such excellent value for money. Highly recommended.

Pretty easy to hang on the wall. Conveniently, they fold up when not in use. The hand feels a little weak. I wouldn't pull it down or try to put a second bike on it because it will likely buckle. As long as you have a bike and leave it alone, you should be fine. Will hang any men's bike with straight handlebars. Trying to hang a woman-style low-bar bike is going to be mind-boggling, but it's doable. It just looks wrong. In the end, it works as long as you don't care how beautiful or even…

Pretty sturdy if you have a "men's bike". However, my "women's bike" (with the top tube angled towards the ground instead of perpendicular to the ground) am afraid of having to take it off. The red hangers seem to move a lot and I'm afraid I'll rip the whole device off the wall. I just take my bike off very carefully and hold the red brackets with my thumbs. However, you get what you paid for and I am happy with this purchase. Drill them into a stud, of course. These will not fit.

It's decent. The good thing is that they turn around when not in use. Should come with washers although the screws are decent. One good thing to know if you're using a drill bit is that they fit 10mm. I had a standard set with nothing in it that could work. What I don't like is that the flat part of the bracket ends at the brake cables. Will have to look for a spacer. A good deal for 2 for the price of 1. can i get her back Mmmm. may be. I might have spent a little more for something else…

This is the worst quality bike rack I have ever seen. Exposed long studs. The nuts aren't nyloc, so they won't stay in place (keep your tool kit handy to tighten each week). It will be difficult for you to switch the holder from horizontal to vertical for storage every time, because you have to unscrew the nut, move the handle up or down and tighten the nut again. The wall mount screws are too long and disproportionate, so you will need to pre-drill holes in the studs to install this holder…

Good value for money! When I first opened the box I wasn't sure about the strength of this hanger but after assembling it I was convinced that it represents the best value for money when it comes to wall mounts for your bikes . It has a very simple design. and I see no need for another mount in the future. It folds up nicely when the mount is not in use. I think the installation was very easy. However, wall screws require a 10mm head to screw into the wall. You can't use a drill with a…

The biggest hurdle with installation is finding a stand for the wall. Well, if you still have a box and plastered walls. All you need to install the mount is a stud finder, pencil, punch (one of the screws will work itself), spirit level, drill press, a set of sockets (10mm) or at least an adjustable wrench and some Loctite for use on a cross bolt. However, there are problems with how this is designed. A small issue is that the mount is not flat where the mounting holes are. Another thing is…

I bought these to save space in my garage and get my bikes off the ground, but then I realized that lifting bikes onto a rack was a problem. I'm a very small person, grandmother, and it was a challenge I never imagined. There is nothing wrong with these bike stands and they are exactly as advertised. But remember that when you hang one bike over another, the top one has to be lifted very high. In order not to lift the bikes so high, I decided to install these racks low next to each other on a…

A ready made solution is good for you and will work fine with lighter bikes. mounted on bolts. My giant bike is slightly heavier than my wife's bike. While hers looks stiff, mine slopes down a bit because it's heavier. So here are 2 simple modifications I recommend if you have a heavier bike than usual: - Add washers when installing the bolts (or use other bolts with a wider head) as the head is barely big enough, to prevent it from going through the bracket hole. The puck helps with that…