Double Heavy Duty Bike Bicycle Floor Parking Stand Holder Storage Rack

These bike stands were bought to transport bikes in our caravan, they were easy to put together & extremely sturdy. They were also used whilst away on holiday & were ideal to keep both bikes safe. A great buy & we are really happy with them.

For the price this is good quality, easy to assemble, looks good and does the job well. Seriously impressed for the money, great value!

Not suitable for tyres with brake discs. Tyre will not fit in holder so really not fit for purpose . Spent an hour constructing it then seller is expecting for me to dismantle it and send it back. This has already wasted a lot of my time

Cheap to buy, easy to assemble, clear instructions and fast delivery, keeps the bikes apart nicely, bikes will stand freely in the back of the van without risk of them falling over. Tools supplied in the box, can’t fault it. Others have crossed threaded when fixing together, take your time, loosely assemble and then screw tight once all bits are in place. Nice frame 👍

Be careful when assembling this product ,i found that one of the large bolts was difficult to start threading even with just your fingers if you were overeager to get it started it will be easy to cross-thread the bolt take your time , it’s just where there’s paint on the accepting captivated bolt .so it will start eventually.Otherwise it’s a good sturdy item both my adult mountain bikes fit perfectly.

My shed is already leaning a bit, so wouldn't be able to take the weight of the 2 bikes we have resting up against the walls so this has been great! So great in fact, that since we got it a year and a half ago, our bikes haven't moved from this spot due to busyness, laziness and injury. Still working well.

Excellent price and quality. Easy to mount, perfect space for two bikes, takes up minimal space in the room.🤝 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ 🤝

Now that they are assembled these will do my job fine and are sturdy for the money - but be prepared for a few wee sweary words during the assembly process as it is near impossible to get all of the bolts/screws lined up with the treads, resulting is some cross threading and a bit of forcing everying into position