Floor Parking Stand For 3-6 Bikes - Ideal For Indoor Garage Storage Of Mountain, Road, And MTB Bicycles - CyclingDeal Review

Like. Clips together tubes, with pin locks. Arrives in a small package. Easy to put together. Dislikes. Fit together loose so it a little wobbly. You can fix this by tac welds or by shiming if it bothers you. I use it in a basement to keep bike close together and not as spread out. Sometimes I throw it in the back of the truck to take all the bikes to the park.

This rack is perfect for my Silverado. It holds 5 bikes easily. I did modify it somewhat though by removing the U-shaped ends of the rack and placing rubber caps over the bars; it was a few inches too wide for the truck bed. One ratchet strap holds all bikes in place for traveling. The rack is light weight making it simple to place on the ground at campsites giving my kids a place to park their bikes.

Love this item. Very easy to assemble. Holds the bikes upright very well, holding them in place with confidence. They don't wobble. I've also taken note that when I don't have all 5 of my bikes here, I can actually down scale this item to hold as few as 2 bikes and reduce the footprint of this item when not using all the slots. This can be done easily by using the quick release pins in the base.

This is great, easy to assemble and is very sturdy. The only negative is that there should be more space between the racks because the handlebars end up blocking the bike next to it. I know you can stagger them back tire, front tire, etc. But when kids are in a hurry to put their things away, that rarely happens and bikes just end up laying flat on the garage floor. Otherwise, it serves its purpose and can’t beat the price.

Deducted one star because it’s tough to get adult size bikes together - the spaces are too close together. If you have a combination of adult and kids bikes it will be fine. Very happy otherwise.

Purchased to make carrying the bikes in the bed of my truck easier. Easily breaks down when not in use and stores on the shelf.

Bought this to declutter and keep bikes upright in garage. Easy to assemble, and sturdy once the bolts are in place. Could NOT fit four teen/adult bikes in the same direction on this rack. Tried taking the advice of others and changed the bikes to front/back/front/back going in the rack. These are mountain bikes so the disc brakes are hitting when I back them in. Not worth messing them up, so I took the rack apart and switched every other part so I could have two bikes on one side and two on…

If you have bikes with disk breaks this is not ideal. The stands frame must fit between the disk break plate and mounting on bike. This could add strain to your disk break. We have 5 bikes standing on this frame, it is sturdy and doesn't wobble. 3 of the bikes have disk breaks, we are just very careful how we put the bikes in and out. Can't just push the bike into the bike stand you need to lift it in and carefully place the stand frame between the disk and the bike.

I appreciate the ease of assembly and the price point point, but the overall stability of the bikes while in the rack is somewhat questionable. The tire slots cut in the add-on supports work well for the thinner tires, but most of the bikes I own have wider tires. These bikes sit okay in the rack, but do lean at times. Other than that, I feel it is a great value.

I have 4 used bikes that my 4 grandchildren ride when they visit. 3 do not have kickstands and were driving me crazy laying around the garage. I looked at a lot of bike stands and went with this one due to price, it fits 4 bikes, looks, and most reviews were good. First off I reluctantly admit I am a senior citizen, female, and I have no mechanical aptitude. I was able to put this together in about 45 minutes. They have a QR code you can scan to watch a video which helped. Sometimes it took a…

Exactly what we were looking for. Organize the garage that the kids wrecking everything whenthey need to take a bike out.

Wish it had a way for small bikes to be held up in between the big bikes, but our garage is much more organized with this rack. It no longer looks like a bike shop.

We had too many bikes stacked along our garage wall and this is the perfect solution. Easy to use. Only issue we've had is the handlebars getting tangled sometimes.

This holds our kids’ bikes in our garage but could just as easily hold our two adult bikes (they hang in our garage). Happy with purchase.

This simple three bike rack just works. I had bikes hanging from the ceiling, in a repair stand, and leaning against a workbench. Now all three are sitting in a corner occupying half the space. You do have to be gentle putting the bikes in and out of the rack, because the vertical rails fit between the wheel and the disc brakes. The bikes stand upright and do not lean against each other. I did but an outdoor rug under the stand to keep it from slipping on the slick floor.

Seems to be strong enough. Just using it for storage right now. Not getting heavy in and out usage. Assembly instructions could be better. Pictures are a little deceiving. Make sure you orient the bottom tubes properly with the wheel mounts. 26” wheels do make contact with the rear derailleur if you go rear wheel first, which you will want to do to alternate bikes so the bars don’t hit each other. Probably not an issue if all road bikes. We were missing 1 part, which was resolved quickly, once…

Ordered the five bike rack for two Trek6500 hard tails. Did this to maintain stability, space saving and ease of use. Omitted one bike slot during assembly. Overall, the rack is a good value @ approximately $55. Keeps bikes upright safely and ready for use. Assembly is not difficult but a bit tedious because rack needs to be fully assembled BEFORE the mounting screws are inserted and this requires a little bit of wiggling of the screws. Try to use a cordless drill with correct bit for…

Liked the fact that you can assemble the rack so that the bikes can be placed on both sides of the rack, especially with mountain bikes with wide bars. It does use lots of floor space however, so plan on it. It worked great in the 3rd bay of my garage.