RAD Cycle Foldable Bike Rack Bicycle Storage Floor Stand Fold it Up and Take it with You. Compact Storage

I needed something to keep my bike upright in my tiny apartment. It has a kickstand, but I didn't want the wheel turning when I bumped into it and marking up the walls. I didn't want to hang the bike, because I don't want to deal with large holes in my wall when I move. This stand is perfect. I have a cruiser with pretty big tires, and it works perfectly. When I bump into it (really tiny apartment), it sways just a tiny bit, but it has never fallen or moved. Super easy to use and nothing to mount or assemble. And, it's small enough that when I move, it'll be really easy to take with me.

For the price and the quality, this is tough to top. I had purchased another, much cheaper option and let me tell you it's noticeable that it's a much cheaper option. Unlike the RAD stand, it doesn't always hold my bike and is loose and unstable. The RAD one has been really nice and easy to use, although I did have one issue.The bolt came undone and I lost the parts to get it back together as they're pretty small. Reached out to RAD with proof of purchase, and since it's within a year they're shipping me another one right away. Their customer service was fast and efficient, and shows me this is the kind of company to buy from.

This RAD Cycle Foldable Bike Rack Bicycle Storage Floor Stand works great for storing bikes. It couldn't be easier to use. Just roll your bike into it and it holds the tire in place. It came fully assembled; you just unfold it.It works best with my lighter road and gravel bikes. They fit tightly into the lower cradle and are held securely by spring tension on the upper support arm. Heavier mountain bikes with wider tires (2.3" on mine), will not be as stable, especially if you are using the front tire in the rack.While the tires do fit in the cradles, they don't sit as deeply, so only the corner of the tire is held. A heavier mountain bike will fall over if you push or bump it too hard from the side. This isn't really an issue if you're just using the rack for storage, but it's not ideal for doing maintenance that requires you to put any force on the bike. They could solve this problem by making the tire cradle and support wider, but then they may not work as well with narrow tires. Perhaps this company could design a heavier duty model for bigger, heavier bikes.Overall this is a great stand for storage, especially at this price, just don't expect it to hold up your bike while you're applying a lot of side force to it.

This is a sturdy flor stand. I think it works best for mountain bikes and other wide tire bikes. However it works sufficiently for my hybrid.

I purchased 3 of these racks to store my Mountain Bike (26in Tires), my Hybrid (700c x 32), and my sisters Hybrid (also 700c x 32) for storage in my apartment on carpet. All of these bikes have disc brakes which was a major concern when shopping for stands for these bikes. These racks perform extremely well and have a bit of "heft" to them which is nice.The rack works well holding both the front and rear tires (see photos) and slides in and out easily.The only downside of this rack is the fact that there is still a very small "tilt" to the bikes. Unfortunately because of the design there is no way around this (and frankly I can't think of a better way to fix this). Because the bike tires have to sit in the "rubber cage" and because the tires do not fit snugly you'll see a bit of a tilt. However I think the design of this "rubber cage" is far superior to the other versions I've seen of this rack on Amazon that have these grooves machined into the metal.At this price I think its far better than any thing else on Amazon at this time!

Nothing else to say. Great quality and value for your money. I have bought a few products from RAD but this is the best one.

Easy to set up, works like its supposed to, and compared to similar items was relatively inexpensive. I set it up in my garage and tested it out by placing the front wheel of my bike in and it held it securely with no wobble.

The stand is very easy to use, setup and I recommend it as a compact and efficient bike stand. It has a relatively small footprint, keeps good traction on the floor, doesn't require much setup or any installation and importantly does its job of keeping my bike upright. I will say, this is not a super secure system and it is relatively easy to roll the bike out of the stand -- my bike certainly will not fall over on its own, but if you bump moderately hard it or have pets running around... it may fall over. Likewise, this is not a stand you could do maintenance in.My main complaint is the thing is shipped in terrible packaging. I normally don't complain about things damaged in shipping, since that is a fault of the shipper/delivery service, not the product, but in this case, I think the packaging is just awful... the item is a relatively, large & dense metal thing, in an oversized & thin-walled cardboard box with no protection (i.e. no foam, padding, etc to keep the object in place and from banging around in the box). The first time I ordered, the item arrived completey beat up and damaged, and the box had holes all over it. I got a replacement, and while the box was still super beat up on arrival, the item was at least ok and I kept it.