Indoor Bike Floor Stand - Bike Stand Rack for Garage/Home - Bike Storage Bicycle Parking Rack Fit 26”-29” Mountain Road Bikes

Great stand. It was easy to assemble, and does its job in keeping my E - Mountain Bike uprights, as I was not able to find a kick stand that would fit it.

I have a couple bikes that without a kickstand and I needed something to quickly hold in my garage without moving them all the way to the wall hanger.The price was decent and I tested it out against a different brand. This one has fixed ground arms, making it pretty stable, the other one didn't and they felt clumsy. It was also pretty easier to just walk the bike to this stand compared to the other.Assembling took 10 slow minutes and it's pretty straightforward.It does have holes on the arms so you can have it in place whenever you prefer. Simple but useful. This comes at very useful for me as I intend to hold this stand in a wood slab and so I can transport my bikes with my pickup truck in a normal position. Fastened with straps, ofc.

Not really stable device

My husband was skeptical but this stand is great. Easy to use and obviously takes up no extra space.

I bought both the BikeHand and Kong Ming stands .... I plan on keeping both. Both work as advertised - both grip the floor well enough to maintain stability but you can always add two-way tape to make firmer. The Kong was cheaper with a $8 off coupon but I also got the BikeHand during a flash sale so it brought the cost down closer to Kong - but still a bit more expensive. The BikeHand appears to be a bit more professional and quality but a not significantly huge difference. The finish and materials seems to be a bit better but, again,.not significantly. Little touch like thread lock on the bolts is a nice attention to detail on BokeHand model. If the prices between the two are less than $5-10 when purchasing I would probably opt to BikeHand. If the price difference is more than $10-15 when purchasing you'll still be happy with Kong with a comparable performance.

With several bikes and limited storage, the Kong Ming Car Bike Stand was the best value for my needs, and it doesn't interfere with disc brakes or the rear derailleur. I did a lot of research before landing on this solution. It works well for Mountain & Road bikes. I roll the rear wheel into the stand and it's quite stable. Not sure how it would do with a heavy E-bike. Assembly is pretty simple, and the tolerance on the fit of the parts is tight. I went through and tightened all the bolts on the stand. It comes with a wrench and allen wrench for assembly. The double conical shaped roller that the back of the bike wheel rests on needed to be tightened up on a couple of the stands, but once everything was snug, they all worked great! What a Great Value! We bought seven of these, so price was an important factor.

I have to keep my bike in my house and usually just kept it leaned up against the wall and previously had one of those mounts that are supported by the wall with a holder for two bikes. They work well but are not cheap and you really need a lot of wall space to use it. This you just put the tire in the rack and it stands up straight. Of course you can use it outside. If you have kids that might run into your bike I do not think it is that stable that your bike will stay up but I have bumped my bike a few times and it at most just moves it out of alignment. I wish I had discovered this years ago. I bought the one that was already put together but it does not look like it is that complicated if you are the least bit handy.

Looks good, but can’t hold up my Trek XXL Mountain Hike without falling over.