Global Industrial 68" L Wave Bike Rack, Black, Flange Mount, 7-Bike Capacity

So, it's obviously cheaper and thinner than a rack outside a library or something but if you really tighten down all the bolts it is very solid.A few tips for install:- install will be much easier if you own or can borrow an SDS drill. You'll be able to drill out the holes for anchor wedges in about 10 seconds per hole instead of taking minutes with a regular hammer drill. (Depending on the amount of aggregate in your concrete). I used 3/8" x 2.75" anchor wedges and it holds as firmly as one could ever want.- You'll be able to fit more bikes if you set it up such that you can put bikes on both sides but if that's not an option, try to mount it at least 25-30" away from a wall so tires can easily sit on the back side. If you only have road bikes and no mountain bikes you can probably get away with only 20-25" of distance from a wall.Total install time was about 90 minutes or so for a reasonably handy person with experience using an SDS and anchor wedges. If you're not as handy and only have a hammer drill, figure 2.5-3 hours or so.

This is a solid option for a bike rack. comes in 2 boxes and would hold up inside and outside. I like empty it looks sleek.

This was a great deal for the price. We use it I. The back yard of a rental property and the tenants love it.

We installed this in our parking lot for the students and it has been good. It doesn't feel completely solid but it's great for the price.

I realize it’s priced cheap and not quite as heavy duty as a city park would have and I’m good with that, but the thin paint scratches easy and rusts quickly.

Heavy duty and easy to install.

easy to install with right tools , works as advertised

works like a champ once installed (which was very easy).