Simple Houseware 5 Bike Bicycle Floor Parking Adjustable Storage Stand, Silver

Perfect size for bikes stored in the garage

Purchased this so my grandchildren could stand their bikes up instead of them falling over all the time. It is working wonderfully and everyone is much happier. The price was very reasonable plus it is everything it is described.

Works as expected. Some of the younger bikes have slightly wider front wheels, which makes it a bit more difficult to use but overall a good buy

Not an overly large or cumbersome bicycle rack. Fits nicely at the front of garage to keep the bicycles organized. Seems to be sturdy and will do the job.

This seemed to be a lot more solid than I was thinking. I thought it was going to be a bit flimsy but the pipes it uses are a lot sturdier then I was expecting.

It went together quickly but my bikes don’t stand straight. The uprights are flimsy and wide, so my bike leans and they put pressure on the spokes. If I’m not careful, they even rest against the disc brakes.I have shored up the best I can and we use it for our mountain bikes. It is too wide for my road bikes so we have a separate solution for those.

First off, this is NOT one of the galvanized, heavy-duty bike racks you had at your school growing up. It is a simple, snap-together tubular assembly rack, that in many ways, feels quite flimsy. (It goes together similar to some wire closet shelving or shower racks I've had in the past.) However, it seems to hold up well once assembled.Mine did not come with instructions, but it's packaged in such a way that I could put it together in fewer than 10 minutes. They've made it as dummy-proof as possible. I now have two adult-sized cruisers and a road bike sitting in the rack, in the warehouse of my office. It has no problems with that load, and is surprisingly stable, considering how it felt as I was assembling it.It is obvious it won't take a bunch of abuse, but if you are gentle with it, I don't see why it wouldn't last a long time. I could see how careless kids (or adults) could stress it out and pop or bend one of the supports, but a reasonably cautious person shouldn't have a problem. I don't think it would last long stored outside, but maybe it would be OK under a carport or shade structure. I might consider using some pipe straps to mount it to some pressure-treated exterior-painted wood or wood substitute to make it more sturdy. For the price, if you just want a carefree way to store a bunch of bikes, it is a worthwhile solution.

First package showed up with missing items. Once it’s together it only accommodates larger wheel bikes. 16” and up!