PRO BIKE TOOL Wall Rack for 3 Bikes - Adjustable Indoor Bicycle Storage Mount for Garage or Home - Vertical Cycling Hanger - Secure Hook - Holder for Road or Mountain Bicycles (3 Bike Wall Rack)

I don’t think you can get 6 bikes on the rack, but it easily fits 5 and you can use the extra hook to hang your helmets. Capable of holding up a wide range of bikes, I’ve got it holding my carbon road bike, steel frame mountain bike, a steel frame city bike, an aluminium frame mountain bike and a steel frame folding bike.I mounted it onto a piece of pine timber as the mounting holes on the rack won’t line up with standard spacing for UK plasterboard. Easy to fit using the timber screws provided with an impact driver. You can have it up in 5 minutes.An expensive rack but I like the quality of the Probike Tools equipment, and the rubber coated hooks don’t damage the wheels.Once assembled it’s incredibly sturdy, so I’d say it’s worth the investment.

I had the words 'simple' and 'sturdy' in mind when I decided to review this, and it turns out that those are the first two rating questions. This is well made, has clear installation instructions and fixings for different wall construction, and holds the bikes securely - a good buy and represents excellent value for money.It gets the three bikes up off the floor and frees up access to cupboards that they were obscuring, but don't underestimate that, self-evidently, they will stick out from the wall that they are hanging on by about 1 metre, and they are spaced out by the bike rack, so, for us, they probably occupy more volume than when they were interleaved down on the floor - but it's in a much more convenient place for us, so works well.

The bike rack itself is excellent. Well designed, well made and I have no concerns about using it to hold all my best bikes. I would highly recommend the rack... BUT...The instructions are crap - no one proof read them before printing. It tells you to mount the rack and then put the hooks on. You can't, the wall bolts stop you from doing this. I think someone else posted this too. Put the hooks on first, then mount.As for mounting, IGNORE THE TEMPLATE. I never normally use templates and use the actual thing i'm hanging to align the holes. For some reason (perhaps because I was following the instructions for once), I used the template, and that was 5mm out from the holes in the rack. Of course, I only found this out AFTER I had drilled the holes :-( Luckily I was able to manipulate the rack into the right position, but it could have been a MAJOR pain in the ass. Through the instructions and template away, use your common sense and you'll have a great bike rack.Great rack, let down by non proof read instructions and non checked template.

I put this up about a month ago, and I must have done something right as it is still there! Easy enough to install onto the brick wall, and has made bike storage so much easier. My only negative comment would be that with 3 bikes on the rack, there is very little space between bikes. But I guess it's designed to be as compact and space saving as possible, so it's doing its job.

I bought the 6 bike rack and ended up installing the 2 sections with a gap between as it suited the shed setup.Very easy to install - 4 screws for each rack if installing onto wood. I didn't have the structural timbers spaced right (as it's a rubbish old shed) but no problem as you can easily get fix a horizontal plank of wood to ensure you can fix the screws wherever you want.Can mount bikes either way up. For some long wheel base bikes leave a tad over 190cm clearance from floor.Dead simple and solid - made the shed much tidier and now kids can get bikes out and back in without my help shuffling things around.Highly recommended!

Not the easiest thing to install two and align on a breeze block garage wall that's about as straight as a donkey's hind leg but it's gone up and looks neat. No problems with weight and instructions were clear (take note if using two turn one of the templates over - instructions do say but easy to miss). Also fitted a couple of wall anchors so bikes nice and secure.

This is ok but the length didn't seem to match up with the beams in the wall and had to mess about with lots of different fixings to get something I could use. Currently only using one half and managing 2 bikes (3 would be a push). Its good quality but won't work for everyone.

Pretty simple to instal with masonry bolts provided. Useful template for drilling and only 2 holes to drill. Did it by myself and it was fine, although a second pair of hands would have been useful. Appears very robust. Have 3 bikes on the one rack and space for the other. Comes as two units so don’t have to be connected. Very pleased with it as it has tidied the garage nicely.

I have three of these items and have 8 fat bikes hanging from them. If you run two or more of them directly together it will be challenging to get 6 fatbikes on 2 units but if you leave a bit of space between each one it works great for 3 fatbikes for each unit. The photos and descriptions are a little confusing because they show two different products but the one that I received was the aluminum frame with the black rubberized hooks.

Calidad y rápida entrega

Rien à dire ça fait le travail, ça vaut le coup.

Installato in cantina per posizionare le bici da corsa in modo più ordinato e salvando spazio. Molto ben costruito, facile da montare, per ora funziona benissimo.

So it's a nice looking bike rack, and it works great. It's very easy to install if you have standard wood studs at the standard 16" spacing. The installation instructions make it seem much harder than it is - you just stick it on the wall and screw each end into a stud, and that's it. See my pictures for how it looks...I will say that getting full sized 10 speed bikes up onto the hanger is a bit hard (bikes are kind of heavy). Nothing an average man can't do - but my wife can't do it. Getting them down is easier. She can do that. Okay, she could probably get them hung up if she really worked hard at it, but you get the idea.Bottom line is that it works great, but you'll need a little strength ta actually use it.(Well, I can't find the button to attach pictures... weird)