2pcs Vertical Bike Rack Wall Storage Hanger [NEW FIXED DESIGN] Hold Up to 66 lbs with Military Grade Steel and Anti Slip Rubber Hook for Mountain Bicycle Bike on Ceiling Indoor Storage Home Garage

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.

Difficult to hang bikes. Cheap enough, but my bike fell from the supports. Despite the fact that it gives drywall anchors, I would highly recommend getting different screws and putting it straight into a stud. Like I said, the price was right, but if I had to do it over again, I wouldn't buy them.

These do not work at all. Maybe would work for a toddler bike. But for a large bike that is heavy it is impossible for one person to hold the bike in place and get the hook to engage.

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.

Happy with these. Easy to install. But as with any product like this I wish there was a second piece to install where the rear bike tire hits the wall. Otherwise you just end up with a scuffed wall and it looks bad.

This is designed more for mountain bikes than normal bikes because with lower tire thickness, it doesn't work very well. The front wheel rotates too much in the bracket. I'll just throw them away and try a garage bike lift instead.

Works fine for road wheels/tires, but be ware that mountain bike tires will be REEEEALLY snug to get in and out. i have a 29er with 2.1" Schwalbe tires and i have to turn the bike to a really awkward angle to slide the tire in under the hook. for some reason i assumed that the hook was on a hinge and could be opened for ingress/egress.

First time leaving a review, the wall rack was aight. Lol . For better results, try screwing it on a stud. You have to put the tire from an angle .