BikeHand Bike Floor Stand Parking Rack Stand - for 24"-29" Mountain MTB & Road Bikes Bicycles Indoor Outdoor Garage Storage - Classic for 3 Bikes

Needed a decent rack system for our 3 road bikes that woudn't stress any parts or scratch up the frames. Although some have said they had trouble assembling this rack, everything lined up and went together just fine with all three I ordered. The first one took 15 minutes to assemble following the video. Then I did each of the other two in 5 minutes each. Adjusting for wheel height was also easy and quick. We have them lined up with the two outside ones head in and the middle bike head out. Let's us keep them a little tighter together. Racks are nice and stable, enough so that they keep the bikes perfectly straight even though my coiled cable locks are pulling on them pretty well. Well built and should last forever.

Absolutely fantastic! I only write reviews when I really love something, or really hate something. I searched Amazon for the *perfect* bike stand. I didn't know what was out there, but these are the best. I will probably buy another set of 3. I have too many bikes. The nice thing about these is not only do they hold the bike upright, but they are portable and can be moved wherever you want. Even thrown them in the car/truck and bring them with you. I have several fat tire bikes, and some are heavy. These do the job. They do need to be put together, but if you are at all mechanically inclined it won't be an issue. Some people have reported having problems adjusting the rubber feet --- the rubber feet on mine could be twisted just fine. Get these.

I researched about a dozen bike stands before deciding on this one. It works well and I am happy with the purchase, although the assembly instructions we somewhat poor. I bought the "classic", 3-pack. All the parts came loose in a tightly packed box. A few blemishes and some of my parts had a little oily substance on them. No big deal on either of those. Decided to put one together first to see what the pitfalls are. The instructions are just a single diagram of it assembled with steps labeled 1-2-3 and so on with a brief description. First one took about 20 minutes. Second 2 I did them in parallel and they took about 20 minutes total for both combined, so there is a learning curve. Cautionary steps: 1. Don't tighten everything down until done. Make sure it works first. Ex: the roller that goes on the bottom. It isn't clear which of the 3 slots it should go in. I first put it in the slot farthest away. Instructions don't tell you. On the first one the bike sat weird. Moved it to the middle slot and it was much better. 2. The bracket that hold the front, lower portion of the wheel (the part that doesn't spin), it isn't clear what direction it should be facing. I had to pull up pictures online to be sure. So I believe the 3 slots, the one farthest up appears to be for 26" or smaller wheels. The middle one is for 27" to 27.5", and the one farthest out for 29". That is my guess anyway. I have a 27" road bike and the other bikes are 27.5" Mtn Bikes. Widest tire is 2.3". All bikes fit fine with that one roller in the middle. On the farthest out spot bike didn't sit well. Bikes are sturdy once you get everything dialed in. The roll in and out very easily. This is in garage so cement floor. The rubber feet do keep them from slipping, which is nice! I need to buy 2 more but wanted to try it out first. I am happy enough with it that I will buy 2 more of these and not try another brand or style. So that should tell you something. Just be cautious when assembling and wait until you get it assembled a fit the bike in before doing full tight down. Especially for the front roller with the 2 screws. Oh, and it comes with Allen keys to fit the screws. I only used the 2 for the roller. I have an ratchet style screw driver that Allen key fittings. that made assembly faster and easier. I could see myself getting frustrated if I only used the allen keys included. Not a deal breaker. Just know it will be slower than what I experienced.

This is for the 3 pc set. Missing 6 thumb screws. Returned.

These are exactly what I was looking for! •Something that was sturdy, that didn’t fall over (even without the use of a kick stand), •For all sizes of bikes (adjustable as my kids grow), •Something that I could move anywhere I need, •Something that was easy enough for my two young kids to put away by themselves! (They are 5/&9) These are perfect! And fit all the checks on my box. They were easy to install once I watched the video of how to do it. Only con: I might either hot glue or Velcro tape them down where I want them on my garage floor, because they do move a little when pulling them in and out. Not really a huge deal, since you can move them back to where they were, but by securing them to the concrete it will make it even more sturdy.

A really good product with manufacturing flaws. I would have easily giving this 5 stars but some of the holes for the bolts were not drilled correctly, causing the rack to be twisted and not sit squarely. I had to drill these holes out larger to get the racks (all 3 that I purchased were similarly affected) to sit on the floor squarely. Also one screw was missing but fortunately I was able to scrounge up a replacement from my garage junk drawer... Update 11/9/21 - I bought one more of these (I now have 3) and this one went together and sat perfectly flat on the ground without any "adjustment" as I mentioned in my original review. Great racks. I changed my rating to 5 stars since the issue that affected my original review has been corrected.

The design is great. It functions well. Problem was the holes drilled in the various pieces did not line up straight, so the entire stand would not lay flat on the ground. Wasn't sure if I was suppose to bend it in place.

Very well made. Works great for road and MTBs. All the parts were there. Assembly is required. 5-10 minutes. I now have 5 of them.

With 12 bikes in the household that are constantly in use, storage that is flexible, mobile, yet stable and durable is hard to come by. I have had a couple of these for a few years and needed more. I have a total of 5 of the Bikehand stands. Versatile: I am able to park bikes with wheel sizes from 24" to 29", 25mm up to 2.4" quite easily. The stands adjust relatively quickly to the different wheel diameters by adjusting the stopper on the vertical arm. Stable: The heavier bikes seem more stable with the rear wheel on the stands but the lighter road, CX or gravel bikes are very stable with either wheel in them. So far I have not had bikes fall off unless pushed really hard. Lightweight: Hardly weigh anything so can be moved around as ones needs demand. Durable: The first two I have had in constant use since 2016 and they hardly show signs of use. They are, of course, indoors and protected from the elements. In summary, I would not hesitate to buy them if I need more.

Great value for money. Easy to assemble and very versatile. I use it for an Ebike with 2.6 tyres and it works well

Works well easy to put together!

WoW super solide facile à monter Les vélos ne sont pas soutenus par le Rim. Impression la solidité de ce rack a peu de frais

I bought 3 of these several months ago and have just bought 2 more! They are very high quality and fit my road bike and family Mountain bikes very well. It is good to be able to either squeeze the bikes together when not using much or have larger gaps for the frequently used bikes.