PRO BIKE TOOL Vertical Upright Bicycle Floor Stand - Freestanding Indoor Bike Storage Rack for Garage or Apartment - No Drill - Compatible with Tire Widths of up to 2.3" and Wheel Sizes up to 29"

Way better than, expected. Well made. Easy to put together and goes up well with strong hold, easily holds up two bikes!Money well spent and saves a good deal of space as the bikes are off the floor and above one another.

My husband bought himself a new sparkling bicycle; my old hand-me-down bike lost her place in our 4x6 garden shed to this new beast of a bike, and was given an outside rain cover to live under. I diverted my irritation at this injustice into finding a solution, and found that these stands, although not the cheapest were perfect as they could accommodate mud guards and varying tyre thicknesses, unlike some of the others that are being sold.Once you lay all the parts out, and don’t let the self-assembly diagram overwhelm you, it’s very quick to put together. An Allen key is provided, but you will need a cross head screwdriver too. The parts feel sturdy and well made; I didn’t feel like quality had been comprised, and the purchase of two of these was still cheaper than buying a bike shed or a better quality cover for my own bicycle.Once assembled, I was really impressed with how safe and solid it felt, and how it could take the weight of the bike in a vertical position. We don’t take our bicycles out every day, so storing two like I have done, in a space like this would not suit you if you needed quick access to both bikes. My bike is smaller and needed less room to manoeuvre, so is stored in front.There is still room in our small shed to store garden equipment, and tools, and not have to wheel a bike out to get access to any of them. Highly recommend this to anyone looking for a space saving way to store a bicycle!

Decent bit of kit. Sturdy enough if a bit unstable, but I guess largely down to how it works. Securing strap for front wheel a bit fiddly. Note that it won't hold bikes with full-size mudguards. Also need to take off the under-saddle bag before storing.

Even though it doesn't fit perfectly for my bicycle, I still gave it 5 stars because it was the only stand which just about worked!Well, not obly for that reason. It's easy to assemble, sturdy, decent quality material, and easy to adjust.I like the clamps that grip the wheel when you park it on.My mudguards are longer than most of the conventional ones, so I was having difficulties finding the right bike stand. This was the only one that actually worked. Instead of wheeling my bike in reverse onto the stand, I need to lift it to make it work (without crushing the mudguard). But that's okay! It's only a slight inconvenience that has nothing to do with the product. It freed up lots of space and it's stable enough to trust my bike won't topple over even if my cats try and investigate by climbing on it.All in all, a good buy.

Secure stable bike storage. Unfortunately not space saving enough for us but not the fault of the rack!

Very easy to assemble and store bike. Strong. The only thing is I have mud guards but it still work and I have a toddler seat which I have to remove to store the bike. I would buy this again.

Reviews sounded positive so purchased two.Easy to build. Longest time was finding the correct size screwdriver. Bemused they include an Allen key (never met a cyclist who didnt have a set) but not a screwdriver.Have two bikes. A ladies large frame road bike and a mens medium hybrid bike with front suspension. Both fitted fine. I liked the inclusion of the cord to keep your front wheel straight which helps with balance.Photos taken when trying out. Does work best if tilted backwards slightly, especially for heavier bikes. Adjusting the centre post is easy and a bit of trial and error will find you the best position for your bike.

Clever design which allows a bike to be stored indoors in the corner of a room.I’d be concerned if there were young children or animals in the house as an impact could topple the bike, but no problem if care is taken.I might look at tethering the front wheel to the wall to eliminate the possibility of accidental impact.Solved my space problem of keeping the bike indoors on its wheels.