HOMEE Bike Rack Garage 1 Pack Bike Wall Mount Vertical Bike Hooks Storage System Wall Mount Bike Hanger for Garage Indoor Shed-Easy to Install Use-Heavy Duty Holds up to 65 lb with Screws

Great looking item. Feels super sturdy and was a breeze to mount. The item included all the necessary hardware (screws and drywall anchors). With a screw driver and a hammer I was able to go from package to hanging my bike in about 5 minutes. Be aware that the hook is welded in place and is NOT mobile. It stays in place and does not move. Not a big deal to me, but if you're looking for one that can collapse or move, you will be disappointed. I also used a couple of scrap pieces of wood to catch the back tire and keep the bike lined up on the wall. It would be nice if this came with (but not a deal breaker)

These are okay. The instructions don't give great insight on how to get the best hight for the bike tire. If you hang too or to low the bike won't be secured properly. Otherwise once I got the proper distance from the wall set they work well. One I'd like to put out: The orientation the bike is stored in my use more space than you expect with regard to where you are able to hang the bike(s). My garage wall has wall studs on 24" centers. Luckily this wasn't a problem for me since the space I put them in was a set back of the main space of the garage. If you garage is perfectly square and tight than hanging bikes of the wall like this may end up being an inconvenience.

Don't know why one of the rating features was "Stretch" as the holder doesn't and isn't intended to stretch.Found the stud on the wall, drilled pilot holes, and used the existing screws without a problem (those who say the screws don't work probably didn't drill pilot holes, which makes the process much easier, just sayin'). The bike goes up nicely without a problem and stays put.Some mounds come with a lower wheel protector for the wall. I just painted my wall around the mount and where the lower wheel rests with a good enamel paint where the wheels might scuff the walls -- now if I "miss" the mount or the lower wheel marks wall, the wall can be easily wiped off without damaging the wall. No need to spend more for this little feature.

This mount stand is a great and inexpensive way to store your bike. It’s all about finding that sweet spot on your wall. I found a stud in my wall and used 3 of the 4 screw holes to secure it. It’s sturdy, easy to use and frees up space.It worked great with my 2018 Specialized Roubaix Road bike.

I can never get the plastic screw expansion things to fit the hole specified. I used a larger and larger drill bit, until I was sure, once again, I would make a mess of it. Eventually I succeeded, and tapped them into the wall. There’s a first time for everything.This is the most awkward installation task for one person. It can be done though. Make sure you gauge the location with your bike in the holder, to mark the installation position. That’s the only-one-person tricky part.Ultimately, it’s a very secure bike holder..

I intentionally bought this so I could have a place to hang my steamer (both in use and storage) AND hang the clothes I'm steaming on the little side rail it has (as pictured). I understand this is a little overkill since it can hold much more weight, but I actually appreciate the fact that I can pull on the clothes I'm steaming and not worry about breaking anything.I'm sure if set up appropriately/vertically for a bike, I could hang one and it would hold it forever. It is very sturdy.One thing I did notice, it seemed like the screws that were sent to me had been previously used for something else, but it did not affect the actual function, stability, or strength at all so I still kept the five-star rating. Been using this for 10 months now. No complaints.

These are great. We have 6 of them mounted on our interior garage wall. Very easy to install. I don't know how much weight it can hold, but if you do as recommended and mount it to a stud, it will hold your body weight.Getting bikes on and off the hook is really easy, even with bigger tires on some bikes. It's also nice that it has a backplate to keep your tread off your walls.

I got two of these just before winter. The metal Bike Hanger itself is great, but the cheap wall anchors do not bite into the screws or the sheet rock (drywall). I hung my two bikes each on their own hangar, and pulled them out for a ride in late spring. When I went to hang the bikes up again, I noticed that the bike hangars had pulled out of the wall. The one was completely unusable and hanging by a thread. I need to buy some other type of screw with a toggle maybe to hang these. Otherwise they are pretty good.