Steadyrack Bicycle wall mount

entirely happy - easy to mount, easy to use.

The ability to rotate the hanging bike about the vertical axis allows me to install in a corner wall location which would otherwise be impossible with any other design that I could find. Being able to swing the bike left or right with ease enabled me to install 2x such Steadyrack's in close proximity and have no problems accessing either bike ..I simply swing aside which ever adjacent bike is in the way . It has solved a long standing problem of where and how to park my two bikes without blocking my access

Great item - well designed, strong and easy to install with clear instructions providing all the info needed to position each rack at the correct height.It does help if you know the approximate weight of your bike, as this affects the amount of flex in the rack when it's under load and therefore the optimum height at which it will ensure easy and secure operation.Because the racks rotate from side to side, it provides a handy way to inspect and work on parts of the bike that are normally difficult to access when freestanding - and allows bikes to be folded to either side to minimise storage space when not in use.One thing to be mindful of is that this stand supports the weight of the bike by 'cupping' the front wheel - so in general, works best with bikes that don't have a front mudguard.

I have a lot of bikes to hang in my garage and thought this could be a clever solution. I bought one for a trial and am still to see how the swing arm benefits a whole rack of bikes when close together. Seems well made although the sliders are a bit sticky. Is it £50 better than a £5 hook? NO I don’t think so. Only benefit I can see if for fragile carbon rims on a road bike. Would be easy to fit if the drill bit size was correct. Expected better from the reviews and the price.

Have just bought 2 of these on the strength of seeing them installed at my brothers house. First one is already installed.Came very well packaged, Instructions are very clear and well written and it comes with everything you need. Budget 30mins or so to get it mounted (depending on your ability at DIY) and spend time figuring out the sideways swing/spacing so it doesnt bump into anything/get in the way.. Measure twice drill once!!Once mounted putting the bike in is simple and straightforward, can be done at most angles. Getting the bike back down again is similarly simple.All in all a strong recommendation!

By following the guide that comes with them, these are really easy to install, and once installed the bike goes in and out very easily. Much, much easier to use than the hook type, as they require no lifting of the whole weight of the bike. You just need to spin the front wheel up with all weight on the rear wheel and then the bike easily glides in and out so they are ideal for those of a slighter or weaker build.