ComfectoBike Rack Garage Wall Mount Bike Hanger Storage System Vertical Bike Hook for Indoor Shed with Anti Dirt Tire Cover, Easily Hang or Detach Holds Up to 66 lbs with Screws, 2 Pcs

This has been a lifesaver. Me and my husband's apartment complex recently decided that no one can keep their bikes outside on the porch of their apartment. It either has to be inside or relegated to the ONE bike rack that is 3 buildings over at the office, otherwise it will be "removed". No thank you! We live in 660 sq.ft., where were we going to fit two gigantic mountain bikes?? We commute to college every day on these bikes, so they are very important. We use our bikes more than our car (college parking sucks!). This solved that problem perfectly. It was also great, because you don't want to cause too much damage to walls, but it needs to be sturdy enough to hold your bike. These bikes are pretty heavy, but you are resting the bottom wheel on the floor. It takes some practice, and the spacing of our bikes is tighter than we would prefer, but after about a week of using our bikes every day, we figured out how we were supposed to get the wheels on and off the holder. This also came with a wheel wrap, presumably for your bottom wheel so it won't do to the wall what ours did. We have only used when we bike in the rain and don't want to get the wall wet. Would totally buy again, but this is some pretty solid metal workmanship, so I don't think we'll need to.

It takes a little getting used to figure out the technique required to actually get your bikes into and out of these hooks, but it's not hard once you get the hang of it.Unless you've got a very dirty mountain bike (and don't feel like hosing down the tires before hanging it up), the tire covers are just worthless. But, that's not what I bought this for, so not really a strike against them.The one thing I'd fault them for is the lack of installation instructions. If you've done even the tiniest bit of DIY stuff, and have had experience using drywall anchors, they're really quite trivial to install; still, having some instructions to at least tell you what size drill bit to use would make installing them easier even for the seasoned DIYer. Once in place though they are solid and hold your bikes firmly; my set have held my and my wife's bikes solidly in place in the garage all winter long, without even a hint of movement from them or loosening from the drywall. I was a little anxious about using drywall anchors instead of driving screws straight into the studs, but no issues whatsoever.

I liked the idea of the product for attaching the bikes to the wall and the actual metal holder is fine. What I didn’t like was the screws included in the packet for the actual attaching the bracket to your surface. My garage is sheet rocked and I know where the studs are in the wall to make a sturdier connection. I didn’t used the plastic wall sleeves as I was connecting right to the stud. I drilled a pilot hole for each screw before I sent in the screws into the stud. 4 of the 8 screws got 3/4 of the way in breaking off the heads on two of them. You would think screws sent for holding up a bike on a wall could withstand a little torque to secure them. Nope. Had to pull them all and get bigger screws to complete the project.

I like this and it does the job, and was not that difficult to install, but there are some design flaws which make it less good than it might be,The most important is that there really is no good way to attach the lock. There are little steel loops on the left side of the the faceplate, but they are too small and too close to the wheel and too close to the wall, for the lock to go through the tire and the loop without much difficulty.If the loops were about twice as large - maybe six inches round? - and came out from the wheel a little more, it would make maneuvering the lock into and out of place much simpler.

Installed the bike hangers on the only area in my garage that still had wall space on 11/16/19. Studs were'nt present in the spot I needed to hang them so I ripped down some plywood, screwed that to the studs, then hung the racks on the plywood. The stationary hook is great, won't move when hanging/removing the bikes. Tire covers an added bonus. Recommend this product!

We purchased an okder home that had been empty for quite awhile (except the many spiders and roaches). I bought the 6 pack of these repellers and plugged 1 in each bedroom, then 1 each in the living room and kitchen. Within 2 weeks there were no more pests, not even the mosquitos that hung around our front and back doors. Does nothing for the fruit flies we get whenever I purchase bananas though, or the fleas our dogs got from a visit from a neighbor's dog. But our 5 lb maltese have had no ill effects from the repellers either, so overall it worked for what we initially bought them for, & they will remain plugged in unless I see spiders reappearing.

These work well. I bought 4 of them. Only issue was that the hook is not at a 45• degree angle so it was hard to get the bike tire off/on the hook. My husband went to Lowe's and bought some chains to attach to the hook to keep it at an easy angle. Now my kids can easily get their own bikes off and on. Definitely a space saver. Was able to hang 5 bikes side by side in my garage and still fit my mini van and husbands car in with ease.

I am pleased with the bike hangers. Initially I purchased 2 hangers but after seeing the quality purchased one more. The units are solid and I like the the fixed hook. I have my bikes mounted on the wall in my garage and placed them high enough so that I could use the space below them. With the fixed hook I can lift the bike over my head and catch the rear rim on the hook. This would not have be nearly as easy, if the hook folded down.