Stalwart 75-St6016 Bike Rack Wall Hook, Wall Mount Flip-Up Bike Storage, Bicycle Holder / Hanger With Eva Foam Bike Accessories For Garage Or House

Didn’t come with screws

The rack works great, keeps it off the wall at a perfect distance for mountainbike handle bars, could be shorter for roadbikes if you're short on space.The screws provided were very poor quality steel. Even using a brand new bit with a drill on slow it stripped the second it had resistance. Tried the second by hand and the same thing. I replaced one with a better quality screw, but the other was too stripped to remove so it is not quite fully engaged. It was bottom screw that was the problem so it is not load bearing as much.The next problem is all of the weight of the bike, because of the leverage of the stand, pushes the drywall in with all the weight, causing the drywall to crush under the base.I would recommend making a larger plate, or nice piece of wood to attach this to to spread out that force over the drywall so you don't get a damn indent in your drywall.But its up now, the damage is done, I'll have to wait until I repaint the room to fix it properly.

Excellent hook to mount a bike at a great price. I used it for my 26” adult bike and it worked out perfect. Appears to be very strong and sturdy. Bonus, it actually looks nice when the bike is mounted.If I had to make a negative note, it would be that this will not work for all bikes. Especially women’s bikes with a slanted top bar. As long as your bike has a straight top bar, you won’t have any issues. Also, it does stick out quite a bit. However I think there’s no other option. Highly recommend this product.

I did a lot of homework and this was the best bike hanger for me, and it did not disappoint. It is very solid, very study, easily holds up my road bike no problem. It can be folded up when not in use as a bonus. The best part about this hanger over the other ones is the 2 holes on the base plate line up vertically, so I can screw them straight on the narrow studs in my garage. Other products may require you to have wider studs that are at least 1/4' wide, which won't work for my garage. I have no problem lifting my bikes and placing them on the hangers I've installed about 5' from the ground on daily basis. Only suggestion I have is use better screws instead of the ones that come with the package. Those screws will hold the weight but the heads are very easy to strip especially if you use any power tool to do the job. Do yourself a favor and get better screws for under $1 each. The hanger is solid.

I am using it to hold a 40 lbs fatbike, with no issues at all. It is a tank of a hanger. Just make sure you find a stud behind the drywall if that is how you are mounting it :)

I have a nice carbon bike that I wanted to hang my new bike on the wall like a piece of art. This rack did the trick! Make sure you get it in a stud if you are hanging it inside the house. I screwed this in by hand, it was a bit difficult, but did not take too long and is very secure.