PRO BIKE TOOLBike Stand for 1 Bicycle - Floor Parking Rack for Garage or Home (New Version)

Easy to assemble, sturdy on floor or counter top, uses less space and less tire torquing if front tire is removed. Check ceiling height or vertical dimension if storing in counter

I’ve tried multiple different stands and wall mounts, but this one definitely hits the spot. Extremely well built, super stable for my road bike (28mm tires), and easy to use. Aesthetics are also clean, no need for clanky redundant pieces. Fits well into my small apartment corner.

This works fine. I ordered three and one came with a broken part - it was easier to repair the broken plastic than order a replacement.The system works - the bikes can be stored vertically. However the base of this system is quite narrow and light which means that larger bikes are prone to tipping - a road bike will remain upright but a mountain bike could tip over if someone brushes against it.Putting the bike away is a little clunky - its essential to secure the front wheel with a bungie (supplied) before you try to stand the bike up.It's a shame that the stand lacks the sturdiness to support the bike on 2 wheels (holding either the front or back wheel in place).All in all a good value product

Love this stand. Does as advertised. Onlything it's not great with is if there is a bit of wind. but it's not a deal breaker in holding your bike. Only other thing is the bottom rubber pieces can come off if you don't put them on right. Just make sure they are nice and sung on there and you're good to go.

I was considering something more affordable but then again, every time I go cheap, I end up with something barely usable with frustrating shortcomings and regret it later. So, I paid almost twice the cheap option and bought this. Couldn't be happier. Assembly was very straight forward and only a couple of minutes. it stands firm and flexible with no need for extra tuning. Looks great, feels good. I highly recommend it.

Easy assembly, and does what it says. I was a little skeptical at first but it just works. I thought the bike would be unstable just resting on the seat tube by gravity alone, but it would take a good jolt to knock it off its perch. My only gripe, and almost made me take a star away it that the provided strap to hold the front wheel in place is a PITA. I have already bought a velcro gel strap to replace it. I have a wedge type saddle bag on the back of the seat and post, but by dropping the vertical resting post a little lower enabled me to clear the saddle bag.One reviewer wrote that he has to pull out his seat to make it fit. No- you just have to drop the vertical post on the stand, that effectively moves the point that the bike makes contact closer to the frame of the bike.My one car garage is kind of tight, I am thinking that maybe I might attempt to put some casters on it so that I could roll it around while the bike is on it. If the manufacturer offered that I would swap it in a heartbeat.

This type of a bike stand is a great idea, but I would recommend not going on the cheap if you are interested in this type of bike stand. I had two purposes for this, one was to hold a bike in the garage, the second was to stabilize one end of my bike while I had it in my van. It worked as I wanted but I found it was a bit weak in holding my mountain bike, It did well with my road bike which is less weight. The stand collapses down to lay flat when not in use, but this feature only lasted a few weeks. some ball bearings fell out of it that had something to do with it folding down, and it would not fold down anymore. It was still usable however. I also found that the screws holding the upper wheel work themselves out easily, so I have had to continually check them so they don't come completely out and get lost. I later ended up getting a couple more expensive and more heavy duty bike floor stands similar to this one, and they are well worth the extra money. This would be good for light duty, but for my application it was not a good fit. I will have a write up on the other ones.

I liked that it is compact enough to support a 29” full frame road bike, with an additional strap and bungee cord, in the back of a 5’2” bed, at an angle, due to the fact that the rolled up cover reduces the space in the bed by a good 6”. And when not in use, the stand works great as a standalone for the bicycle on the floor