Vibrelli Bike Wall Mount - Horizontal Storage Rack for Hanging Bicycles in Garage - Adjustable Bike Hanger, Holder - Wall Bike Rack Hooks for Bicycle

The arms on this adjust even if you have a very slanted top tube like many mountain bikes these days. Impressed with the quality and stability for the price.

Contemplated a few different types of wall mounts before settling on this one. Very happy with the outcome and impressed with the build quality. We park our cars and motorcycle in the garage so the last thing we want are mounts that could possibly fail and have the bikes come crashing down on them. I don't recommend using the screws provided. They aren't robust or long enough to confidently hold long-term. They may work for some people but I wanted to decrease the possibility of failure as much as possible. Just look at the pics of others mounting into drywall only and not into studs, with the provided screws. They eventually rip themselves out of the wall. It's like seriously, did you not know that was bound to happen? I went to the local large chain hardware store and upgraded to some 1/4" x 3" lag bolts, 1/4" washers, and secured the wall mounts into studs. Mounting only into studs is crucial and shouldn't be any other option. There are 3 screw holes at the top of the mount but securing it using only one at the top and bottom is sufficient, if you're going with something like a couple of 1/4" x 3" lag bolts. If you choose to go this route like we did, use a 7/32" drill bit to drill the holes into the stud prior to mounting the wall mount with the lag bolts and washers. If you've mounted stuff before into studs, this should be very easy. If you haven't, it's also very easy to learn and do. Plenty of YouTube videos out there. One of our walls has several gym equipment, rack, and mounts attached to studs so we have plenty of experience with mounting onto garage walls. We were lucky that the location of the studs were at the right places to allow for adequate spacing between the bikes. If your studs are not in the ideal location for mounting a bike or bikes, you'll just need to get a 2x6 wooden stringer or ledger board from the hardware store, mount the board on both sides into studs, and then secure the bike mount onto the stringer board.Overall, very happy with the way it turned out. We're fortunate to have 11 ft ceilings so we were able to get the bikes up as high as possible and out of the way. The center of our mounts are 85" (~7 ft) from the ground. I'm only 5'8" and with the bikes mounted, I'm still able to reach up to mount and dismount the 2 bikes we have. Both bikes are about 27 lbs each. Highly recommend them and an extra plus for being made in Taiwan!

Great quality, easy to install/adjust, and holds my TREK perfectly out of the way in my garage.

Well thought out design.I couldn't use it because I have flat handle bars.So no matter where I hung it, the bike would protrude into my living space at least 27''.Even the petals stick out too much.It wouId work great if I could hang it high enough that the bottom of the wheels were at least 6'high, so that I could walk under it.I can't do that.Come to realize that bikes are bulky.I'm just gonna lean it against a wall.

Awesome, these are great. Hold the bikes well.

Solid build quality that does its job well. One small gripe that I wish the rubber holders pivoted to allow more precise fitment of angled frames.

It keeps the bike away from the wall, therefore it doesn’t damage the tape on the handlebars or scratch the bike.