RaleighADS138 - Wall Mounted Metal Single Bicycle Storage Rack in Black

This is such a handy little thing for saving on bike space in garages and hallways. It is really well made and comes with the screws you need to fix it to a wall. However, don't make the same mistake i did! Not realising my walls were made of crumbly rock I proudly mounted my bike to it only for the whole thing to rip a hole into the wall! Naturally this is not a reflection of the product but my own stupidity, just make sure you check first where you intend on mounting it!Pros- Well made as usual by Raleigh- Comes with affixing screws- Fits any bikeCons- Be aware where you are installing it and make sure the wall will take the weight!This is a really great product, I just wish I lived somewhere with a wall without 200 year walls that could actually take some weight without crumbling down!

Seems pretty good, I wouldn't put anything heavier than a road bike on it but it does the job. I upgraded the screws as other reviewers have done and it feels solid, just need to make sure you get a good fixing into the wall!

For the price this is excellent. It's quite a long arm so it's suitable for bikes with wide handlebars.I'm using it for a road bike so cut the arm down and drilled a new hole. It's well within the scope of an average diyer. All I used was a hacksaw, a drill, and a file to smooth the edges.The plate on the back is quite narrow so if you're mounting it on plasterboard you'll need to put a wider plate behind it to spread the load or the weight of the bike will cause it to crush the plasterboard from the front.Also go to the shops and buy the correct screws and fixings for your wall. The supplied ones are OK if going into wood or brick.The people complaining it's wrecked their walls or that it fell down is no fault of the bike mount, it's how it was mounted.The silver bar in the mount is the up side.

Rounded the screws off when putting up so recommend you use different ones. Continue to be amazed that the bike hasn’t come crashing down, so it does work!, flexes a lot and is good value for money, but if I was buying another I would get one which has 4 screws into the wall, just to give me extra piece of mind.

Product itself is very sturdy and holds my relatively heavy hybrid bike on the wall nicely.The screw and rawl plug combination provided however where not up to scratch, as mentioned in previous reviews they fell out of the wall as soon as any downward pressure was applied to the rack (I.e putting a bike on it) I solved this using some leftover screw threaded bolts I had from putting up a fence in the garden previously which has done the job nicely.In short the frame itself is superb, simple to use and install and seems very sturdy, the screws and rawl plugs provided aren’t up to the job, wouldn’t put me off buying again just would buy some sturdier fixings for next time.

The media could not be loaded. Very easy to install. Just make sure you have experience of drilling with an impact drill and have an impact drill and concrete drill bit so you can drill in concrete or brick. Do not drill and mount this product in brick joints. Also make sure you have enough clearance between the bike and the ceiling before you drill. My only concern is that the seller does not provide installation instructions.

It's an ok product but the screws it comes with aren't long or sturdy enough. As a result they just ripped out of the wall when I put my bike on it.Got around this by buying a longer and thicker set of bolts but wouldn't recommend as it doesn't work straight out of the box.If I wasn't under time pressure I would have returned.

I got this stand to store my road bike in the garage. It comes complete with screws and fittings and was simple to install into the garage door (made form wood) and has had no problems so far. It seems to be well made and has supported my commute road bike which weighs ~9.5kg. Can also be folded back whilst not in use.