SPAREHAND Dual Bike Storage Rack - Heavy Duty, Adjustable Q-Rack II with 80 Lbs. Weight Capacity - Vertical Floor Storage System for 2 Bikes - Ideal for Garage and Indoor Bicycle Storage - Chrome

Let's touch on the key item; price. This stand/rack is completely function and a bargain.With that said, its not as sturdy as others. I have a total of 46 pounds on the stand. I don't recall what it is rated for but I wouldn't feel comfortable any more than 60 pounds.The stand is constructed of thin aluminum tubing which is locked in place with a spring loaded pop button. Setup was easy. Place the stand about 7 to 9 inches from the wall. The piping will tend to bow under tension.At this time, I do not feel comfortable installing this stand with two two average day bicycles hanging while near a car. I need sometime with this product to gain my confidence.If you take a close look you will notice the newer carbon bikes with oval top tubes don't fit perfectly in the hooks.Overall this items is functional and a great value.This rack will serve me well for my older bikes. I will seek out another stand for my higher performance bikes.

so very happy with this purchase! super easy to install and worked great with apartment's 9-foot ceiling. We live in a studio apartment which has nice vertical space but limited square footage, so this saved a lot of room (especially since we don't have a bike room in the apartment complex to store our bikes). I highly recommend!

This seems to be a decent bike rack. It has freed up a lot of space in my apartment. I will say putting it together was a little bit of a pain. I didn't think the directions were always super clear.It does FEEL a but wobbly. BUT, importantly, I've consistently had 2 bikes on it and have loaded/unloaded it many times over the last several months and it's never fallen once.

This is a great bike rack, however I did encounter some of the issues others had noted in their reviews. The hanger clamps can slip and make their way down the pole. I think the solution is to get a piece of rubber wedged in between the clamps and the pole to prevent them from sliding down. I'm also not using the very top hanger, and I read that this is a bigger problem because this section of the pole is the ratcheting D shaped extension. The trick with that is slipping a zip tie through the ratchet holes and around the clamp bolt. The other issue was with the knob that tightens down the hanger itself. Even screwed down fully, the hanger will still shift and your bicycle could tilt depending on the geometry of your top tube. Other than these issues, it's a great value, solid materials, and very easy to assemble.

Pretty flimsy and not worth the money, honestly. Also, the bike holders slide down the bar no matter how tightly you tighten the mechanism. I ended up placing some electrical tape as a "stop" to keep the bikes from sliding down the bar. Another issue is how closely the bike top tube is to the tightening mechanism. I have to be VERY CAREFUL taking the bike on and off the rack to keep from knocking the tube against the support tightening knob.Only positive was it's cheap.

Not sure if it’s because I’m almost at the maximum ceiling height but the pole bends as it’s tightening, and prior to the bend isn’t tight enough. This was prior to putting bikes on.Pole is extended to almost 9ftIt does support two bikes as is it just seems kind of fragile with that bend. (See photos)Too much hassle to pack back up, but if it collapses or breaks I’ll send those pieces back.Can’t think why something with generally great reviews would appear so weak.Non related, but one pole was sticking out of the box, wrapped in plastic on delivery.

My real honest review...it does a great job getting the job done. It is not perfect, but It seems it'll hold up. It all depends on the user I guess. Yes, it'll wobble, but you have to think about the purpose. Where the two bars join, there's about a 2" inch overlap (2" long neckdown). So of course it'll wobble. If you over tighten, of course you'll strip the threads. If done properly, it'll hold. I have a Giant full suspension mtb on bottom and a cannodale BB5 up top. This pole is not going anywhere. Now if you're constantly going to be pushing it or shaking it in some way, then all bets are off. But if you simply leave it alone, let it do it's job, it does it perfectly fine. For the price... it's well worth it.

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