Update Bike Wall Mount Hanger, Heavy Duty Horizontal Bicycle Storage Rack Holder for Garage and Apartment

I love this product! I was dreading the thought of hanging bikes on the wall only to have them stick out into the garage space. This product puts your bikes within easy reach, but doesn't intrude into the needed garage space. I strongly suggest the main wall bracket the pedal sits in (and holds most of the weight) is screwed into studs. I didn't have any problems, but i wouldn't trust toggle bolts or other types of drywall anchors for the main bracket. The metal trays for the bike's wheels can use drywall anchors if there's no stud available as there is little weight or pressure against the metal wheel tray.

I did lots of research until I found a similar one that costed twice as much. I loved it so much that I went back to get a second one for the other bike. So excited to find a similar one with half of the price. The way it angles on the wall provides so much space and it’s easy to hang the bike. I covered the tires with a plastic bag to prevent making marks on the wall (learned it after I hanged the first bike). I recommend it 100%. Check out my pics.

Great product. I am really happy with the final result and am confident with the sturdiness. Having 3 pieces to install does mean you need to take your time. Installation position varies for different bike types too, so take your time locating each piece.

Great sheet metal parts except holes are too big for sheet rock screws. Screws provided have masonry anchors and will twist off when driven into a stud. Hold bike pedal on wall, pencil where wall pedal in full up rotation touches wall. Slide mark left or right to hit a stud, angle screws with washers into stud for middle pedal hanger. Put bike on it with bottom of tires level with each other, pencil bottom center of each tire, make foot long level line. Use 2 sheet rock anchors, screws and washers to mount each tire support. Bingo.

We gave this almost all 5 stars. Only reason we left one off on easy to install is because there were not any directions but we figured it out pretty easily! We did two bikes and wanted the holders to be at the same spots and perfectly level! Turned out great in our tiny house bedroom! They made a sturdy product! We also used zipits to anchor it to our drywall and smaller screws! We would buy again if we ever had more bicycles!

Much more compact storage than hanging perpendicular to the wall by a wheel. Bike hangs at about a 15 degree angle off the wall by one of the pedals on the goofy-looking, but very strong hanger bracket. The tires are supported by two L-shaped brackets on the wall. If you are mounting on a standard stud/sheetrock wall, BE SURE TO SCREW THE HANGER BRACKET INTO A WALL STUD. The hanger bracket does the work of supporting the bike and molly bolts or sheetrock anchors will not be strong enough. The manufacturer recommends installing only on a masonry wall, but if you attach to a wall stud, it will be fine. You can use sheetrock anchors for the tire brackets, since they don't really hold the weight of the bike, they more keep the bike aligned and stable. Very easy to get the bike on and off.

This is a must have if you’re looking at utilizing your space to the max! I bought it to take back my garage space had two bikes in the way all the time now they were against the wall they look outstanding. Over all pretty easy to install but you must be somewhat good with your hands. The only thing to really consider is if your bike is too heavy for you this may be a challenge... because you do have to lift your bike and mount it to the bracket that holds the pedal. But I would say the average teenager or adult should be able to do it. Now for kids or seniors you may want to put the bracket lower that’s what I did for my own kid. My bike bracket is high (several feet above his ) since I’m stronger I can lift The bike higher. Now a younger boy or senior may struggle, so I put the bracket much lower which makes it manageable for him.

First - I finally had an opportunity to install the bike wall mount. Purchase April 2019. Unboxed May 2020.Yep I was slow to get to the project. Upon unboxing, this is not that heavy duty . Second I was worried about the clip that received the bike pedal. I noticed it was not cut to receive the entire pedal. I mounted the bracket any way.Hung the bike. Again the clip that receives the bike pedal did not look to be big enough plus the bracket seemed the be too flexible. The mountain bike was in the mount and resting against the wall. I pulled in the car into the garage to make sure there was clearance before montign the second bracket...It looked good. Well I went inside - the door slammed as I walked into the house. The bike fell off the mount and onto the car. YOu guessed it - I wish I never purchased the product and would not recommend.

Slight problem with design. The part that screws into the wall and holds the bicycle pedal (I will call it the support) has 2 holes, side by side. Ideally you want these screwed into a stud for a sturdy support. Most studs, or 2 by 4's are actually 1 1/2 by 3 1/2 inches. The holes in the support part are too far apart, I think just over 1 1/2 inch - therefore you need to angle the screws toward each other so that they screw into the stud. I was able to do this, and it is solid as a rock, but the product would be equally strong and easier to attach to the wall if they moved the 2 holes closer together. If you have drywall and studs, I would strongly suggest the use of a stud finder, followed up by putting small nails through the drywall so that you know exactly where the edges of the stud are. Once you know that, you should angle the two screws toward each other so that they are securely lodged into the stud. If you do that, it will be very strong. The two supports for the bicycle wheels do not need to go into a stud because the downward pressure by the weight of the bicycle is not exerting a horizontal force on the screws. For those I drilled a 3/16" hole and screwed the supplied large plastic screws through the drywall. Then you screw the supplied metal screws through the large plastic screws to help anchor it. I put my bike on the garage wall and it is very easy to hang or take down.

Aesthetically pleasing bike mount, helps increase storage space in garage. One thing to note - my studs in the garage were the same width as the 2 holes in the bracket so I had to drill my own hole in the middle of the bracket and put a screw through. Other than this the Install is easier than it appears. Would still recommend as I have not found another bike mount as nice as this.

Very compact, easy to install and a great feature for small garages.

Perfect Product

Great space saver.