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Richard
Reviewed in the United States on September 24, 2024
The rack was built very good and assembled was easy. The only problem was the last screw hole for the bottom of the rack was not riveting enough to accommodate the bolt so I had to compromise. Manufacturer defect on the machinery.
Iggy
Reviewed in the United States on May 5, 2024
Perfect for bikes with front disc brakes. The middle bike is elevated to keep the handlebars from tangling. Wish I bought this first. Very heavy/sturdy - stays put.
michael g. frideger
Reviewed in the United States on May 18, 2024
This is a quality product and easy to assemble. My main complaint is that is does not work with a 29 inch mountain bike despite what it says in the product description. The only reason I purchased this product wasbecause I bought my first bike with 29 inch wheels. It is too short to properly grip the tires. I think it would be great for 26 inch wheels.
Artickus
Reviewed in the United States on May 1, 2024
Finding a practical solution to keep the garage tidy and organized, especially with kids who have bikes and scooters, can be a daunting task. The Bike Floor Stand has proven to be a perfect solution, offering a neat and efficient way for my children to park their two bikes and scooters, significantly decluttering our garage floor.The stand's design is notably robust and accommodating, easily fitting both bicycles and scooters without the risk of tipping or sliding, which is crucial for preventing accidental scratches or damage to our garage and the bikes themselves. Its sturdy construction ensures stability, even when the kids are in a rush to park their rides and run inside.One of the most appreciable features of this bike stand is its simplicity. There is no need for lifting or balancing, making it very kid-friendly. Even young children can easily wheel their bikes into the stand without assistance, fostering a sense of independence and responsibility for their own equipment. This ease of use also encourages them to keep their gear organized, which is a huge plus in teaching them good habits early on.
Amazing Customer
Reviewed in the United States on March 2, 2024
If you have kids and your kids have bikes, you know that trying to corral bikes in the garage can seem like an impossible challenge. After trying to find a reliable place for our daughter to prop her bike up where it wouldn't fall over or be in the way, we gave up and I got this bike stand. It's great!This stand arrived unassembled, but it was very easy to put together--just four screws (you'll need to provide a large philips head screwdriver) hold it all together and then four adjustable feet thread into the underside of the rack. The product listing says 20 minutes to assemble; it took me more like 5 minutes, so don't let that intimidate you. It's nice that it has adjustable feet in case you're dealing with an uneven surface and need to adjust them to get rid of any wobble in the rack.This thing is sturdy--all the metal pieces are heavy duty, and there's really no flex to any of it. It's easy to slot the bike wheel into the rack, even for a kid. And it's very stable with the bike in the rack--I have no concerns about it tipping over.Note that the product says it'll accommodate bikes with tires up to 2.3" wide and that's just about spot on. For reference, my daughter's bike is a medium adult frame with 27.5" x 2.25" tires and those tires fit in nicely, but I don't think you could go a lot larger on the tire width.
Ezveedub
Reviewed in the United States on March 18, 2024
Bike rack came in box well packaged with plastic bags. Simple instructions for assembly and just need a large Philips head driver for assembly and possible second person to hold parts for assembly. Rack has screw on feet for leveling and this is where issue started. All finished assembling and last step is screw in feet, which one couldn't be done, as they welded the nut inside out of place, requiring replacement to get a proper QC built rack. Second unit came in and was assembled without issue. Rack holds both my 24" & 26" MTBs fine.
THE CYCLIST & PHOTOGRAPHER: CANON R3
Reviewed in the United States on March 17, 2024
I decided to take a flyer on this rack because I do not own a bike rack where I can hang my bike, considering how expensive my bike is.I don't know how often my bike almost fell, LAYING IT against something in the garage.The base is heavy, in a good way.Also, it's nice that this has been doubling as a maintenance rack for working on my bike instead of suspending it in the air.For example, when cleaning my bike, instead of just lying it against the wall or turning it upside down, I can work on specific parts of the drivetrain, wiping it down or throwing some wax on the frame.Another thing: Working on disc brakes, rear or front derailers, or just some overall maintenance on a bike, it's nice to have it versus a RACK, which can be a pain.You're only for one person. The other rack doubles as a nice little clothing rack, depending on the time of year you want to try out your gear!This weighs 17 pounds, so depending on whether you have a road or mountain bike, it will add some weight to your BASE for stability.So I would try this out first and ensure there's nothing around it because bikes can wait 20 3040 pounds.I'm happy I found an alternative way, especially for maintenance. It's been working out nicely, and I've spent much less time and effort setting everything up.
tdk
Reviewed in the United States on March 10, 2024
I would love to be able to hang my bikes on a wall to get them more out of the way, but I don't have any wall space available in my garage, so floor stand it is - and this one does the job nicely. Once assembled, it is solid. That being said, assembly is a little bit of a pain - getting the bars lined up to be able to screw in the bolts. The instructions mention having two people for assembling - one to hold the pieces in place while the other screws in the bolts. However with a bit of patience, I did manage by myself.I am using the stand to store my 29er mountain bike and a 700cc gravel bike. Be sure to check the width of your mountain bike tires. The listing does state "max tire width 2.3 inches" - mine are 2.25 inches and they fit snugly.
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