HOMEE Bike Rack Garage 2 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

I am amazed by the crazy complicated, bike hangers on the market but this is a simple functional alternative. The mount makes very efficient use of space. It is particularly useful if you have a lot of rarely used bikes. Bear in mind that the bikes may stick out a bit more than expected.Other reviewers say how it is hard to find the sweet spot, but it is really very simple. Simple locate the studs, stand the bike up, find where the top tire touches the wall and mount so the hook is about 1' (300mm) higher. It may be slightly higher than it absolutely needs to be but it will easily clear the floor. The first time I set up the mount the bottom wheel rested on the cinder block base wall of the garage so I raised the mount a bit and it clear easily. Don't be afraid to mount it too high.This mount works well on back wall of a garage. It will get bikes out of the way but it may be awkward to get the bikes out past cars trash cans and whatever else is in the garage. If you need frequent access to the bike a horizontal mount on the side wall may be a better choice.

These were exactly as hoped for in terms of strength and applicability. I installed two of them into a "wood wall" (I installed a 2x6 onto the wall first and didn't use any dry wall for support) and installed them offset and only a few inches apart to hang two bikes, with almost no more space than one. They come with dry wall screw adapters but I would never hang this much weight on dry wall for an object that is constantly removed and replaced. OK for a one time heavy mirror, but dry wall doesn't hold up well under continuous bumping and stress variables. Install these into studs or a mounted wood base, with the screws included, and they work great.

Installed in my garage with concrete screws, sturdy with only 2 of up to 5 screws in place. Very well constructed. My only issue is that it is a little difficult to get the bike tire in and out of the hook, but I would still highly recommend.

Live an apartment on the first story. I was not comfortable with the idea of storing my mountain bikes outside, so I purchased these so that I could store them inside and have them not take up so much space. They work amazing! The only issue was I did not check the measurement of the hooks, one of mountain bike tires barely fits, so it takes two people to mount it, but easy for one person to take it down themselves. Highly recommend it because it saves a lot of space, and are super easy to mount to the wall!

Very happy I have these. I have a couple of bikes that I use regularly and this keeps them up and out of harm's way in an overcrowded garage. The only thing to be aware of is that these should be attached to studs in the wall and at 16" standard spacing, one stud from the garage door it just a bit too close. If I was going to do it over again, I might throw some plywood up first and then attach the brackets to that to get just a bit more space between the bikes. Otherwise these work great and free up floor space.

I can’t hang my mountain bike from my garage ceiling so these vertical bike hangers appeared to be the perfect solution. I researched heavily and decided on this bicycle wall mount as they appeared to be of good quality, has good reviews, and it comes with mounting hardware (screws and wall anchors) Note: Other sellers are selling the same mount under different names, the wall anchors may be a different color.Once they arrived the quality looked good and they included what looked to be good mounting hardware (screws and drywall anchors). So I found a spot to hang them and since there were no wall studs to fasten to I used the included fasteners. I was a little concerned if they could hold the weight of the bike, but since there were no mention of any issues I drilled the smallest possible holes I possibly could while still being able to hammer in the 4 anchors.Once the bike hanger was hung I went to hang my mountain bike and at first I didn’t think the tire was going to fit into the hook as the fit was so tight. Luckily I’m able-bodied and was able to angle the bike to the right and finally get the front tire in the hook. Note: The 26” knobby on my mountain bike is a common size for a mountain bike. There is only 3” of clearance between the hook and the edge of the backing plate to squeeze your bike tire in. (see pic) Also, the hook is welded in place and does not move.Fast forward a few weeks and I’m sitting in my living room and hear a loud crash. I go to the garage and find the supplied wall anchors had pulled out of the drywall and the bike (with mount) had come crashing down on a rather expensive new welder. (see pic)Bottom line, the mounts are of good quality and should hold up well. Mountain bike tires will barely squeeze in the hook however, if you have a street or hybrid bike you should be fine. Also, if you can mount the holder with your bicycle’s rear tire resting on the ground you should have no problems with the mount coming loose with the supplied screws and wall anchors.If you are going to hang your bike off the ground you need to find more secure wall anchors or you will want to secure the bike hanger directly to wood studs or concrete if applicable.[...]

Just got these bad boys and they look amazing and are sturdy. This will hold up for sure. The screws received are junk. Do not use them to mount and find some better screws. Also if you plan on purchasing do not use wall anchors to mount this. Just find the stud and mount directly to the stud. Seriously don't do it. Amazing product. 10/10

I gained space in my garage using these devices. Works better with a larger mt bike tire but my road bike tire fits fine too. I thought that it would be hard to use but it's quite easy and the real estate I've gained makes room.for another bike. Shhh, don't tell my wife.