1-Bike Horizontal Wall Mount, Black

I got this to attach my bike to the wall to gain more storage space; it works as described. Keep in mind that there needs to be a stud where you want to place it or it won't be able to hold anything.Pros- Seems fairly sturdy when its up on the wall.- Wire basket provides a small space to store additional gear (I use it for my helmet, and a couple of other small things).- The actual hooks for the bike are covered in rubber so as to not damage the finish of your bike.- Good value for the money.Cons- The wire basket is narrow and has no lip so anything you put on there is easy to knock off.- Mine didn't come with any screws.- It's supposed to be able to be pushed up and out of the way when not in use, but mine would just fall down when I tried to do that. Fortunately I don't need that feature, but keep in mind you'll have to find some way to attach it to the wall if you need for it to be out of the way when not holding a bike.Overall I'm glad I bought the mount, and its doing its job well. Minus a star for some of the polish misses in the cons area, but it's great overall.

Well made bike rack, works as advertised and I am happy with it especially because of its low cost. I looked at many other racks, especially free standing or leaning racks for 2 bikes, but decided to go minimalist. The heavier bike is on the floor and the purchased rack is above it. We have a very small condo and these bikes are in our dining area. It took longer than I expected to install because the screws are monster sized and I couldn't screw them into the stud far enough until I used a drill bit way bigger than they recommended. The rack does not stay in the up position because I can't tighten the top screw any further, but I don't need it to. I have it installed above my head, about 75 inches above the floor. I recommend this rack to anyone needing to get their bike off the floor and who is concerned about quality and cost.

It is a horizontal bike rack with a small tray on top... not much to say other than it works. Just make sure you use a stud-finder!For reference, the small tray on top is roughly:12" wide at the widest point (front near bike)5" wide at the narrowest (back near wall)9" deepYou'll be able to rest one item up there... helmet, air-pump, etc. This is why I gave 4 stars instead of 5. I with the tray was bigger, it doesn't need to hold a lot of weight, just more space on top would be nice.

I should start by saying that I use this thing for a 30+ lbs mountain bike, so I am probably not using it for a road bike like the manufacturer intended. That being said, one thing that this thing doesn't do is stay up when you are not using it. I don't know if I didn't screw the top screw in enough or not, but there is nothing that I can see that would keep the rack up when you take a bike off. Another thing is that the rack gives (bends) a LOT more than I thought it would, but again I'm using it with a mountain bike. However, I'm not sure it would bend as much with just a ~20 lb bike. All that said, it essentially does what I need it to, which is keep my dirty bike off the floor and out of the rain.

This is an excellent rack to get bikes that are lightweight it of the way.It's easy to install. I didn't use the screws and anchors that came with the rack, but only because I wanted to make sure nothing was going fail. I used two anchor sets that are rated at 80 lbs. instead. It might have been overdone, but I have this fear that I would enter my garage and find a bike through my rear windshield. Plus the anchor set was only $4 for four.Although I still wouldn't place more than thirty lbs. on the rack, I trust it enough now that I can use the rack to make minor adjustments to the bikes without fear of pulling out of the wall.I would definitely recommend this to anyone that needs a little more room.

These work very well and save space in my garage. I would of gave 5 stars except it didn't have the correct hardware the top screw is too short for the piece and once u mount the bike the top comes flying off. It was an easy fix I just purchased a longer screw for the top. This are affordable and they look sharp. We have beach cruises and they worked for that style of bike too.

After purchasing and installing I came across an even better option at "The Container Store" for $19.99. The version at The Container Store is heavier duty, holds up to 50 lbs, and has a stellar return policy.The GearUp version I installed does the job for the 27lb bike we have and the money we'd lose on shipping makes a return pointless. Borrowed a stud finder from apartment building manager and used screws that were included to install. The bike has now been hanging on the wall of our 1 bedroom apartment for over a week with no issue.

We used these 2 bike racks to wall mount a tandem bike and they worked great. The tandem weighs about 40lbs. and it fits very nicely between the 2 horizontally spaced racks. There is also a place to put your helmet and gloves on the rack.Installation was easy requiring just a drill and screwdriver. I would definitely recommend this item for getting your bikes organized and off the garage floor.