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Reviewed in the United States on March 8, 2025
This is an unbelievably useful invention! I have a 60 pound ebike that currently sits on the floor of my garage -- a total waste of garage space! This lift allows me to store this bike vertically without me needing to lift it up to hang on a hook (a hook that would be questionable as to its weight capacity). I simply roll my bike on to the lower piece of the rack and it snaps in place to hold my bike the lift it vertically! Perfect! Installation was a snap and the link to the installation guide was very useful! I am so impressed with how smoothly this lift can pull my 60 pound bike up a wall and hold it in place! What a great invention!!!
SFC
Reviewed in the United States on March 8, 2025
The manual says it is "easy to install", but it still takes some time to actually do it, especially the drilling and fixing parts. It is best to prepare an electric drill and a level in advance, otherwise it will be installed crookedly and affect its use. The process of hanging the bike is quite smooth, and the elevator function is quite practical. You don't have to lift the bike with effort, you can just press it to raise it. The overall material of the rack looks very solid, the metal frame is sturdy and durable, and the surface coating is also good, which should be rust-proof. However, it would be better if the hook part had some rubber or soft pad protection. Although it will not directly scratch the frame when hung on it, it always feels like it lacks a little buffer.
Michelle Cohen
Reviewed in the United States on March 3, 2025
We have several bikes in our garage and we've installed ceiling mounted racks to store some of them, but one of my husband's bikes is really heavy and it's just not practical to have to lift it to hang it on the ceiling. This rack is a life saver! Installation is pretty simple. It's just three pieces that fit together. Then you mount that one long strip to the garage wall -- obviously making sure to bolt it to a stud. Then, you just push the front wheel of your bike into the base and click it into place and the rack pulls it right up the wall and stores it vertically. It's the same thing in reverse when you want to take your bike out. This is a fantastic design! The whole rack is very sturdy and heavy duty. I recommend this rack big time -- it's an excellent design!
human X
Reviewed in the United States on March 18, 2025
This automatic lifting electric bike rack performs well overall and is suitable for storing heavy bicycles in a garage or shed. It can support 24-29-inch tires and can bear a maximum weight of 71 pounds, which is very labor-saving for heavier heavy items such as electric bicycles and mountain bikes. The lift is very functional and can easily raise or lower the bicycle with a single click, without the need for laborious lifting or carefully placing it against the wall. It is especially suitable for garages with limited space or people who don't want to move heavy vehicles. Installation requires a little patience. Although it is designed to be wall-mounted, the bracket itself has a certain weight. It is recommended that two people install it together, which will be safer. The quality of the screws and accessories is good, but you need to find a suitable support structure when fixing it to the wall, especially if your wall is gypsum board, which may require additional bolts for installation
Blessed Nest Life
Reviewed in the United States on March 13, 2025
This works great. We did a work around since my bike has fenders and a taillight and hubbys has a box on back rack, ordering a second today as it worked out so well! Also we built out the wall due to the cement around bottom edge with some inexpensive wooden posts so that it was same level. We have 55 pound e-bikes we are using this for and since I have arthritis needed something I didn’t have to lift and was strong enough to do without my husband helping me. If you try this you have to put the rack on the wood not on the floor because otherwise the device won’t latch in when lowering. We did notch ours in to lower it about half an inch, but is unnecessary. Also we didn’t glue the wood platform with construction adhesive at the bottom to the concrete until we made sure it cleared fenders in this picture (rack on other bike) and cutting at angle makes it go over smoothly. Might sound like a lot…but was easy to modify our garage to work with the device. We did not adjust/modify the actual device. We placed one bike next to garage door on each side because our garage couldn’t fit both cars and bike on side wall plus no room to take off wall without backing out a car if we put them at the side wall of garage. This way we can back out of the lift and go right outside without worry for our cars.
Kemal Cakici
Reviewed in the United States on February 28, 2025
I was thrilled to see this offered on Vine and ordered it immediately because I needed an easy way to store my large e-bike, which weighs 70 lbs. All my other bikes are hung using swivel hooks on the wall of our shed, but this one was taking up space in the middle because it is too heavy to lift. The automatic lifting feature of this bike stand seemed too good to be true, but it works and works quite easily. I installed it on one of the studs and had a few issues with the screws initially; one stripped the metal while connecting the pieces. One screw needed for attaching the rear wheel holder was missing, or maybe I dropped it—I'm not sure—but it doesn't impact its functionality. Overall, it is a durable and well-built assembly. Once I finished and tried lifting the bike for the first time, I was impressed by how easy it was. However, I realized that because my bike is quite large in terms of handlebar height and has mirrors, it was still taking up significant space in the middle of the shed even though it was lifted vertically. Essentially, I was not benefiting as much as I had hoped from this setup. However, this has nothing to do with the utility or functionality of the bike lift but rather my bike not being the best candidate for vertical storage (if the assembly allowed swiveling, it would have been perfect!).In any case, I plan to still use it during the winter months. It is an awesome mechanism, but it didn't work as well for me due to the size of my bike, not because of any fault with the product.
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