monTEK No-Lift Swivel Bike Wall Mount, Bike Hangers for Garage, 1 Pack | Space-saving bike storage rack pivots 120°; 4 settings fit 16-29 in wheels and tires up to 3.54 in wide; holds 77 lb each

Installation was straightforward and didn't take long. The swivel design accommodates bikes of different sizes without issue, which makes it easy to fit multiple bikes in a tight space. Great solution for keeping a garage organized and getting bikes up off the floor. Would recommend for anyone dealing with garage clutter.

Great product at a great value. I never write reviews but this product punches so far above its cost I have to. Family recently got into mountain biking and the biggest pain was storage as the bikes don’t have kick stands and take a ton of floor space even when leaned. This compresses all 4 bikes into the space that just one of the 29” bikes would take up on the floor. Being able to “page” through the bikes as well so they don’t become tangled is a huge benefit. Everyone from the adults down to our 6yo can retrieve their own bike easily and not drop or get tangled into another bike. Second benefit of being stored vertically is the seats become a default helmet rack so everyone always grabs and automatically puts on their helmet as the first task to bike riding! I put each on the wall 16” on center (you can see the studs behind the plywood panel) and they do not get in the way of each other. The swing is definitely a bit more limited than the full range advertised when put this close but I think it’s well worth the trade to put 4 bikes onto 4 studs. Time will tell their durability but we are currently using them every day for the two 29” bikes, one 27.5” bike, and one 20” bike. When my 4yo upgrades to a 20”, I will want one more to have all 5 bikes mounted! All said, could not be happier to have all 4 of these bikes stored for a very reasonable cost!

Fantastic bike mount. I love that it swivels and keeps my bike out of the way. Easy to install, too.

good, sturdy and functional. It is easy to mount and unmount bicycle on the hanger. I like the idea of having a sturdy metal slot where the front tire rests on and it does not put any load on the rim. overall I like it but it is not exactly as I wanted as this hanger to function since the bulk of the hanger cost you some space because the mount has an inch or two further out from the wall so a bike would be pushed a little forward. So you have to make sure this would not be problem where you want to install it. I had to move it another wall just because this. it does not swing as much as other low profile hangers could do. so you would loose a little more space because of this limitation. the max turning angle seems just a few degrees less than the others but in real world application it is significant difference. again if you have significant space constraint this is also something you need to consider. installation is straight forward. I wish the bottom piece was also made with a better quality and sturdy plastic or rubber . It is as same as the cheaper flimsy version of the hanger and it does not feel good quality piece. But it gets the job done. overall it is a good product.

Straightforward install. You def need to be comfortable locating wall studs for drywall mounts. Aside from that, easy peasy.

It's very well made, and easy to install. Easy to use. It supports my 26" size wheel mountain bike, and it's been very sturdy.

As others have noted, the soft metal bolts that you need to remove to adjust the arm are over-tight and easily stripped. I had to use channel-lock pliers to remove; I should have sent it back because of this. Once up, the slot for the uppermost tire is very wide so that my road bike hangs a bit cock-eyed. I will probably add some wood shims at some point Also, the bottom bracket is not slotted to hold the tire in place but is instead a protruding tab and the tire sets next to it. It doesn't keep the lower part of the bike from swinging around if bumped. Overall, I don't really see how it is much of an improvement over the simple wall hook.

I went back and forth on a couple mounting options including horizontal wall mounting. I settled on this monTEK swivel as i was mounting on a concrete block wall and felt comfortable; I've had a garage rail style rack which pulled out of the drywall. These racks mounted easily and solidly. I experimented with staggering the mounts a bit but I didn't get any better result that with the racks right next to each other. I had to mount them about 16-18" apart minimum to allow for handlebar clearance and entry into the rack. The bikes sit a good amount away from the wall, i'd argue they stick out further than if they were just horizontal. I wanted to mention this as i was looking to park a vehicle in a single car garage space and that 'off-the-wall' distance was important to me. Either way, excellent rack system, make sure you mount them well and strong, and you'll be happy with them. Well constructed, feels comfortable with the bike on there. Recommend.

Easy to get the bikes in and out of the mounts. Nice to have the ability to swivel the bikes out of the way. Accommodates all tire sizes with one small issue, For 29" and 700c wheels the tire of the bike does not fit into the cutout at the wall end so the front wheel flops around, not a big issue though. Quick installation and heavy duty build quality.

Cette article est incroyable, facile à installer et fait parfaitement, très solide.

Easy to install and works great, bikes lay almost flat against wall if spaced. Easy to follow instructions for set up. Would 100% recommend and price is good compared to others on the market.

I would give it 5 stars except for a couple of smallish issues. The first is the entry point for the wheel, the V that holds the two arms together where the tire roles onto the rack. This could be thinner and angled in such a way to give more distance between the bottom and your frame of the bike. This really is only a potential concern for a road bike where the tire and frame are close together. The one picture shows how close it gets on that bike but when it was hung the spacing was better. On one of my other bikes though, a high end carbon bike, the difference is a couple of millimetres. The second is that the tire of the bike does not fit into the cutout at the wall end so the front wheel flops around. To solve this you need to add some blocks on either side of the tire and you are golden. I 3D Printed blocks to help with this (see pictures) but you could use simple wood blocks screwed in from the side slots. I really do like this rack in that it does not put stress on the wheel like most of the hangers do. It handles any size of wheel and tire and makes loading bikes a snap, and then they can easily be swung from side to side. My wife can now roll her eBike right onto the rack with little effort. No more trying to get the wheel into the hook. No more worrying that the valve stem might get in the way. Simply roll the bike on and off while it rides on the back wheel. This rack is the best I have used to date for mounting on the wall.

Easy to install with good directions. I fastened to wood stud walls and they work as described. They are very cost effective compared to the brands advertised on social media for substantially more money. I used them for two e-bikes and two fat bikes but will be ordering more for other mountain bikes.