🚲 Vertical Bike Hook 2-Pack - Wallmaster Garage Wall Mount Bicycles Storage System for Indoor Use Review

They were very easy to install. I didn't use the hardware that came with the hooks. I used TapCons which makes installation much easier. What disappointed me was that I wanted to hang the bikes. The hook doesn't move, so if you have a bike with bigger tires you can't use these. The tires on my bikes are flat and I had trouble hanging them up. The only thing that saved me from a bike was not drilling a hole deep enough in the top screw and being able to bend the hook to hang the second bike on…

Nothing to say about them other than they work great. They are very strong; I attached them directly to the studs because I didn't trust the wall anchors that came with them, but they come with drywall anchors. I just don't want to fix the drywall in the townhouse garage if it breaks. Being available as two packs for the price made them great value as my wife and I have bikes to hang up. It has really freed up a lot of space in my garage, more than I expected. Very easy to install. It was a…

I like that the racks take up very little space. They take up almost no wall space. Two things on the other hand: 1- the racks are not very thick metal that could easily be retrofitted and 2- attaching bikes to the rack is not that easy due to the hook construction and bending required. quite a bit of muscle to get on and off, for example you have to lift the bike quite high off the hook to secure the tires in the luggage rack. Conclusion - I would buy again but would consider other options…

I had a pair of Transit vertical bike racks that worked fine for several years but I noticed the metal hook was a bit bent etc. In the middle of the night, one broke and has this bike shipped and the one next to it fell on our cars so I had to find a better replacement. The Wallmaster product is the exact same setup and it looks like the hook that holds the front wheel is stronger and hopefully more durable than the other product. Otherwise, they're easy to install if you have some bolts, and I

Fairly good product (and very well made), but has 2 major flaws. 1 ) When installing in drywall rather than studwork, DO NOT use the anchors provided! They can snap out! Lots of other reviews indicate they are. I used them at first and immediately saw the top anchor starting to move out. It's not safe I have young kids and need to keep them from getting crushed by a falling bike. Instead, go to your local big home store that has an orange logo and buy a Hillman 3-1/6" Pull Toggle (6-pack) P /N…