Sportneer Bicycle Wall Mount, Inner Storage Rack for Road Bike, Mountain Bike, BMX, Angle Width Length Adjustable

Simple, robust wall mount with high degree of adjustment making it suitable for a wide range of bikes. Impressed that it came with decent quality fittings for fixing to both masonry and timber walls - at this price point I'd normally expect to provide my own. Installation was quick and straightforward.

If you are looking to tidy up your garage and have a couple of bulky bikes, then this gadget is what you need. Very easy to put up but measure twice then hopefully you drill once. We got two and hang an adult bike one on top of the other. Clears the garage floor and makes the garage a lot tidier. Very sturdy, everything fitted together nicely, good quality, worth the money.

The rack itself is good - it has many possible adjustments and can carry a heavy load (as much as I would wish to lif on to it!). The fitting kit seemed a little flimsy if the rack is intended to be loaded towards the top end of its stated range. For my ebike I chose to replace the included fixings for my piece of mind. I also added a strap until I was sure that the wall and fixings could cope with my loading.Overall, I'm very pleased.Good price, fast delivery.

Very secure, it's screwed to a reinforced wooden wall. The adjustments on the device make it easy to customise the arms to fit the frame. The only thing I've added is a cloth between the frame and the supports. The bike is an 18kg ebike.

Edit review.The bike rack itself is great, does what you want it to. However I'm missing a bolt and back plate for one of the arms! Didn't realise this until I'd already put the arm onto the wall and cannot seem to report the missing part other than sending the whole thing back.After this review the company reached out and quickly sent a replacement, because of the company reaction and customer care I have edited my review from 3 to 5. Thank you

Not much to say, simple bike rack which was easy to install. It wobbles ever so slightly for me but nothing to worry about, probably just because the frame is quite light and only holds the bike in the middle. It's clearly strong enough though. Cleared up some floor space in the garage and since it's adjustable I've been able to push it really close to the wall so it doesn't stick out when walking past.

Well made and simple to install on your wall. Hanger can be adjusted in distance from wall and angle of hanging. My mountain bike fits perfectly.

So I bought a Pashley, which is definitely on the heavy side for any bike rack you choose to install, and fitted it to the existing bike rack I had on the wall. The rack promptly collapsed from the strain and took a chunk out of the plaster, which is how I learned the previous tenant had only used plastic Rawl plugs (must have had some lightweight racing bike or something...). Luckily I caught the bike like a child being thrown from a burning building.... but I then set about finding something more 'robust.'This rack feels substantial but - as with so many things - it is let down by really cheap fixing. The sleeve anchors/through bolts are M6 with an M8 sleeve. They looked flimsy when I opened the box, and I thought to buy something better but said 'Naah, they know what they're doing, it'll be fine!'One week later, one of the three started working loose just from the weight - not much, but it didn't inspire confidence. A week after that, and one corner had worked itself a fraction of an inch away from the wall, and the other two were feeling a little wobbly.Should have gone with my gut instinct. Today I removed the old through bolts and replaced them with some M8 x 75mm for less than a fiver at Toolstation (photos included, comparing the old and new through bolts). This required my drilling out the existing holes to accommodate the M8 bolt (this took seconds - the steel isn't too hard) but the results were immediately noticeable, and I feel I can now get a better night's sleep not expecting the inevitable crash of plaster, steel and rubber in the middle of the night...Even if your bike isn't as heavy as mine, I'd still recommend considering NOT using the fixings supplied. I'm going to buy some acorn/cap nuts to finish as well to prevent anyone getting properly gouged by the exposed bolts, but took this photo as is for reference. (Edited 14/03/22 - cap nuts added, see photos. )Otherwise, good product - and you can see I've taken full advantage of the angling feature (Pashley rampant).