3 bicycle racks

Very sturdy and grateful for the money. Just what we needed to tidy the shed. It holds five large bikes it’s very sturdy.

Absolutely perfect. Delighted to have bought this it is idea. It does need a bit of construction, but nothing difficult. One able person can mange it easily.

Does a good job. Some reviews say the bolts are too long, which is incorrect. The nuts are the type with a plastic layer at the end and you need to screw the bolts in hard enough to cut a thread into the plastic. The bolts don't have a slot for a screwdriver so this needs two spanners/wrenches and is tedious, but once done it's sturdy and works well

It is easy to assemble and bolts & screws are provided. The build quality is solid. I bought the largest one to organise the bikes. It can hold the front or back wheel.

This was very easy to build, which I appreciated, and the price is definitely reasonable. However, there’s no adjustment to keep the wheel area any wider, and because of that most wheels will probably struggle to fit properly. It’s a pretty big flaw, and honestly, I wouldn’t have bought it if I’d known about the wheel fitment issue ahead of time.

Good size poles for the wheels, slightly too close to each other making getting two teen size mountain bikes next to each other more of a faff than it should be. Solid though.

Cheap and cheerful is the order of the day with this bike stand; the quality isn’t great but it’s not at all bad for the money. If you’re thinking about buying one for holding bikes inside a garage or shed, where weather won’t be a problem, I’d say you could do a lot worse than this. It would probably do well enough outside as well, although I’m not sure it would last too many years out in the open. The big problem with it is that some of the pictures on Amazon’s page are a little deceiving - the stand is neither wide nor deep enough to accommodate larger tyres. I have a Scott 27.5” mountain bike with a 2.2 Maxxis Ardent on the front and a 2.3 Maxxis Aggressor on the rear. The Aggressor doesn’t fit into the stand at all, and the Ardent is a REALLY tight squeeze. Even when I do manage to push it in, the stand just doesn’t extend deep enough along the tyre sides to grip them, only really at the bottom - this means that the bike leans over and the stand then presses against (and bends!) the spokes rather than the tyre. I also tried my 26” Specialized Hardrock and the result was similar, although not quite as bad as the Scott as the Specialized has 2.1 tyres, which do fit better - the problem with not enough of the tyre being gripped remains, though. So, a good enough stand for smaller bikes but there’s no way I’d trust my good kit to it, if I could fit my good kit into it at all, that is.

Excellent

it is a a good cycles but the gap for the wheels are very short and the instalations was a bit dificult

Needed an indoor wall mounted unit to roll 2 29er MTB bikes into and does the job adequately, considering the price point. I have wall mounted hanging units for bikes but needed a quick and easy roll into and out storage unit (some ebike are heavy to lift into hanging units). It takes 2 bikes comfortably, 3rd bike the handle bars interfere with each other. Would not leave it as a stand alone unit on the floor without securing it to the floor, as would topple over, also use for in doors as metal does not seem to have corrosion prevention. Wide MTB tires do wedge tightly in but gravel bike tires are better and easier to move in and out. Easy to assembly, using a standard socket set. So overall satisfied considering price point and my requirements

a great sturdy bike rack, easily holds 3 bikes…very pleased with buy

Soporte sencillo pero muy eficaz, a un precio imbatible. 4 bicis perfectamente.

Super. Les vélos de mes enfants tiennent très bien. Parfait