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I thought that this could be used separately but it's just not sturdy enough. You would have to nail it to the wall to help with that. I just don't have the room for that so if you don't have space by a wall then move on.

This is a good rack if you’re budget-conscious. A bit unsturdy when puttting it together, but once you’ve got it anchored to the wall, it’s fine.

This Indoor Bike Storage Rack is an absolute game-changer! The upgraded height increase and adjustable arm hooks make it incredibly versatile for both mountain and road bikes. I love how easy it is to assemble and adjust—it took me less than 10 minutes! The freestanding design is sturdy and space-saving, fitting perfectly in my garage without needing to mount it on the wall. It holds my bikes securely with no risk of tipping over, thanks to the stable three-leg base.

I ordered this hoping that the extended height would accommodate both of my mountain bikes. I am 6'3" and both my bikes are Large with 29" inch tires. I had bought another stand that was really sturdy but just not tall enough. So when I saw this one that boasted the additional height, I ordered it. I guess I should have read the reviews first.The only reason this got two stars and not only one is that the extended height would have worked for my needs and the attachment to the wall is very secure. The rest is all downhill from there.I opened the box, and all the parts are loose inside there is some shrink wrap, but not enough apparently. I checked all the pieces and noticed a few scratches and one small dent. nothing that would make it not function. Following the very basic instructions I put it together and attached it to my garage wall. I proceeded to lift my 1st bike up onto the arms and knocked one of them accidentally and it dropped down an inch. This was easily fixed with a pipe clamp band once I had the appropriate location. The arms do hold the bike, but they are springy, and sag and bounce and I just don't feel confident in them. The second bike fit underneath without much problem and then the bottom leg decided to shift. It felt like the whole thing could come crashing down. Luckily it did not, and I took the bikes off immediately. I then went to work investigating what went wrong. I decided to drill a hole all the way through and use a bolt with a nut to stop it from moving. I even tried reversing the position of the bottom legs, but I was not able to make that work either. It did not shift anymore, but just felt too wobbly.There are too many things that need to be fixed for me to recommend this bike stand. The thin poles the crappy arms that hold the bikes and the strange support structure on the bottom all make this a stand to avoid in my opinion..

Nothing but disappointment and frustration with this “freestanding” bike rack; the absence of functional legs renders it unstable and essentially useless. Despite my efforts to secure it by tightening all the nuts and bolts to their maximum, the rack refuses to remain upright because the legs twist and/or slide out of position. The thought of drilling holes into a wall (thank goodness I opted not to!) for additional (aka ANY) support now strikes me as a disaster waiting to happen, likely resulting in damage to the wall and anything around it, without coming close to solving the stability issue.In the pictures I post you can see my shoe because I had to position my foot there to stabilize that leg from sliding, otherwise the whole thing would have fallen forward onto me; the other two legs consistently twisted out of position, causing a fall in another direction. Worse than that, anytime I lifted the frame up, the entire top three fourths of the rack would detach from those same flimsy legs. All this happened before I even tried to put anything on it; needless to say, my bike never came close to sitting on this rack—even my empty pannier was too much for it to handle without falling out of position.It’s hard to imagine this product meeting anyone’s needs for secure bike storage, the rack’s design is fundamentally flawed, failing to provide the support needed even for light items. I strongly advise against purchasing this bike rack—it’s a sure recipe for frustration, damage, and potential safety hazards.

I got this bike stand for my two racing road bikes but found it difficult to assemble and not sturdy enough. I'm worried the bikes might fall onto my car due to instability. Some pieces were hard to fit together. The wall-mounted and 3-legged design should enhance stability, but it doesn't feel secure.

As a total bike nut with zero spare space in my garage, I was constantly battling with where to stash my bikes. This rack is the perfect solution. Seriously, it's like magic.First off, forget about complicated setups. This thing is all about simplicity. Just lean it against the wall, and boom, you're good to go. No drilling holes or wrestling with confusing instructions. Plus, it's super sturdy. Once my bikes are in place, they don't wobble or budge, which is a major win.Another sweet feature is the compact design. It holds two bikes without taking up a ton of room. This is amazing for my tiny garage, because now I can actually move around without knocking anything over. It's like I gained a whole bunch of extra space!Overall, I'm stoked with this bike rack. It's saved me a ton of hassle and keeps my garage organized. Plus, it's easy on the wallet, which is always a good thing. If you're a cyclist looking for a way to declutter your garage and keep your bikes safe, this is the rack for you.

This bike rack is pretty tall when assembled, but it is very light. You need to mount it to a wall as it will not stand on it's own. It is wobbly until you attach it to a wall. I think it would have been better if it had a bottom mount to secure it to the wall so that the bottom didn't come out so easily, it would have made it feel a little more stable. It takes about 20 minutes to assemble and 30 total with mounting it to a wall. IT helps save space.