Steadyrack Bike Rack - Easy Lift Swivel Bike Wall Mount, Vertical Storage Solution for Bicycles with Fenders or Mudguards, Garage Bicycle Rack Wall Mount for Home

I bought the two pack for two road bikes and the separate fender pack for two cruisers I had taking up too much space in my garage. Prime shipping was fast and these shipped via USPS. The packaging was compact and easy to open with a box cutter. I had been following this company since they were a kickstarter and had seen their videos so I knew what to expect when I received their product. The steadyrack themselves are well built and you can tell a lot of thought has been put into everything from the design, the packaging, the instructions, their website and so on.Before you get started you need the following items: a box cutter, a tape measure, a pencil, a Philips screwdriver, a socket wrench, a spirit level, a 13mm socket, and the instructions call for a 10mm and a 8mm drill bits, but I used 1/4" and 3/16" drill bits. I also purchased a studfinder from Amazon to ensure I got my holes just right.Steady rack has an excellent installation video on their website at steadyrack.com/video, but their instructions are fairly clear as well and are written using metric as well as imperial measurements.It is very clearly stated that you must mount the Steadyrack into framing studs or masonry or it will void the 12 month warranty. You should not fix the Steadyrack directly to drywall.Installation took about 10 minutes per rack. I'm glad they made these fender versions because they worked perfectly with the fenders on my cruiser style bikes.Overall, this is a high quality item and worth the price paid considering I foresee this lasting many years to come. It frees up valuable space, holds the bike without damaging or putting stress on the tire or frame, and is very easy to load/unload. This is also a great company with excellent customer service who backs their product 100%.

Our four bikes were all over the garage. Making it very difficult to move and very difficult to access the bicycles. We found some wall space and were able to mount them on the wall. The bike rack allows them to be folded against the wall to minimize their impact on the overall garage space.They’re well constructed, easy to install and very functional. I would recommend them highly.

I installed 4 of these on the wall for our families bikes. I didn’t have an open wall so I bolted a 3/4 piece of plywood to a heavy duty storage rack in my garage and installed these directly onto it, which works marvelous. The ability to swing these one way or the other helps with space savings and accessibility when you want to get out a specific bike from the group. Highly recommend

Works great and easy to install.

Our garage is pressed for space, so I was happy to find these for our new Aventon Pace 350s. Mounting took some time and tools but it's worth the effort. The bikes hang securely and are easily accessed. We had to use a bungie to keep them away from the car but it's a simple solution and works perfectly. The bike on the right needs a slight adjustment so the handlebars clear the front tire of the other bike.I've got the bikes off the floor and the 2 1/4" tires fit this 2.4" rack securely. I've got them bolted to studs each with the 4 supplied bolts. They aren't moving and the 50lb bikes are held securely.I did ding these a star because one of the caps over the bolts on the end broke. Trying to get the cap off one of the latches on the side broke off on the rack side. Fortunately it was a top cap so the cap still covers but is not secured. This is a bad design and it's hard to get the caps on and off and they are easy to break. Be careful with this part of the assembly (remove and replacement.) This is literally the worst part of the installation.The instructions are very clear about how to measure and install. Back the bike against the wall and place the rack flat on the floor with the tire mounted, as if it was on the wall. Measure to the bottom of the rack and there's your starting point on the wall. I bumped mine 2" so the tires would not drag and this works well.There is a part at the back tire lower on the wall that is "V" shaped and does not hold our tires at all. That could also be improved. Once the rack is mounted and the bike hanging you can put the V behind the lower tire and mark its place. Remove the bike and mount the V. I wish it was U shaped like the rack.This is a good rack solution for your bikes if it fits your needs. Just be careful with the end covers (caps.)