RAKK Bicycle Rear Wheel Stand - Black

I chose this item because, unlike most others, it has an ingenious spring-loaded feature that holds the bike upright. With fixed width wheel cradles, it's a lottery. If your tyre fits snugly between the guides then you win. If it's not snug, the bike flops all over the place. The spring-loaded arm on this product holds my bike perfectly straight, and I can't see any reason why it won't do the same for bikes with a wide-range of tyre-widths.To start with, the packaging looked smart. Clearly this doesn't influence how the product performs, but it suggests that things are going to be good. And they are! The well-finished product has a sturdy feel to it, but it's not crude or clunky. It came pre-assembled so all there is to do is to release the spring loaded arm and push the bike into the stand.I only needed one, but multiples can easily be fixed together as each one comes with pivot clips so the stands can be daisy-chained together. The pivot clips fold out of the way if not being used.All things considered, this product is perfect for my needs and, to cap it all, it comes with a 2-yr warranty.

I have had the other types of rack for the bike and found them to be poor, often the bikes wont stand up because the stays that hold the wheel are too wide and the bike ends up being lop sided with the spokes against the stays. This bike rack is different. You simply push the front or back wheel onto the stand, the black cup at the top then meets and moves backwards with the wheel holding the bike firmly in place and perfectly up right. The cup is designed to accommodate both road bike wheels (small and thin) and big fat mountain bike wheels. You can clip several of these together using the clips provided and there is enough space between the racks to ensure that the bikes don't meet or knock together. The stand is light and strong and has a feel of real quality. I'm getting rid of my old aluminium x3 rack and have now bought three of these. These are brilliant bike racks and very highly recommended.

Really simple to use. Keeps the bike in place, even if the handle bars turn slighly on the stand

I have a fairly standard hybrid bike (not one with those weird fat tires that you see these days). I got this to stand my bike up in the hallway and stop it leaning against the wall/occasionally toppling over with a terrifying crash.It works well. It holds the bike vertically. I know that you're supposed to secure the read wheel in the stand, but, for my bike, it seems perfectly fine with the front wheel resting in the stand.It's not a work of art, but it's a perfectly functional bit of kit and seems a cost effective solution for those happy to have their bike standing up in their hallway...

I wanted a stand for my bike so I could keep it indoors without leaning it against any walls.I was pleasantly surprised to see that this needed no assembly - out of the box, packaging off, extend the arm and it's onto the floor ready, where it works brilliantly as a nice simple stand to roll my bike onto.It is well built, seems pretty sturdy and looks pretty decent as well.100% recommended.

Simple but effective device for storing bikes, bought two of the to free up space in the shed, these now allow for bikes to be stored on the ground and upright rather than lying against each other. Easy to assemble and also to use. They currently hold Mountain and Hybrid bikes but are also more than suitable for road bikes. Thoroughly recommended.

Love this stand. Makes storing my bike over night easy and I can grab it and go in the morning. Reasonably heavy bike and a very heavy pannier on the back, however this stand holds it all up

Easy to use stand but appears to cater for roughly 2 diameters of tyres - standard road bike and mountain bike - but not much use for anything in-between. I wanted to use it mainly for my touring bike with 38 mm tyres - it was unstable and the bike actually fell over. Seems to work okay for my normal road bike with 25 mm tyres & I'm guessing it would be okay for mountain bike but haven't been able to test this as mine uses 2.6" tyres (needs XL stand which I won't be purchasing).