Qualward Bike Pedal Hanger Wall Mount Bicycle Cycling Rack Storage Stand, 3 Pack

Great product.. works very well and is better than the others BECAUSE this one allows the mounting holes to hit a stud.. the others will not. The mounting holes on this one are over under and made installation easy. Also, the pedal hooks are rubber coated which I really liked as well..I would have given 5 stars BUT the included hardware is junk.. DO NOT USE.. you have been warned.. the plastic anchors are brittle and will break, the screws are cheap and bend / snap off easily.. go to the hardware store and get good hardware.. only the shelves for the tires will need the anchors..

The hardware itself is made of thick steel and I see it lasting for many years. The installation was a little tricky. The pedal mount piece is easy enough because you can mount it right to a stud but the tire rests are quite challenging since they often ended up being in a location where it was just drywall. *tip* mount a cross board for the tire hardware to connect to. (See picture)

These bike racks work well, and I really like that I can hang my bikes up higher on the wall where I can use some dead space in my small apartment and display my bikes. The metal feels thick and solid, and the paint and rubber seem to be of decent quality. I'd prefer the wheel blocks were longer to make it easier to get the bikes up without scuffing my wall.Plan on getting better hardware to mount these. The kit comes with enough drywall anchors and screws to mount the entire kit, but the screws seem to be made of cheese. My 10-yr old clapped out drill snapped one of them off while trying to screw it into the wall, even with a nearly-dead battery, and nearly all the others had the heads stripped out, even using the proper-sized phillips head bit. I just replaced them with higher-quality screws from the hardware store.

This is a great way for me to keep my "regular" bike at the ready and within easy reach, while still keeping my other bikes at the ready--but not in the way. I am now storing five bikes where I used to keep three. The hardware itself is well made. The rubber coating on the pedal hook seems very tough and durable. The wheel trays are a little short, but they do the job well enough. The screws and drywall anchors are actually better than typical Chinese fasteners. By that I mean that they are good enough to use for anchoring the wheels trays, if one pre-drills the holes for the drywall anchors. I made sure to mount the pedal brackets into wall studs with my own screws, since that is where the bike's weight is hanging. Another reviewer commented that these brackets are superior to other versions, because the screw holes in the pedal brackets are aligned vertically. I agree. If you can hit a stud, both screws will be biting into wood. I've had my regular bike in and out of the rack many times now, and it has become second nature to me. I have added a bungee around the pedal, to ensure that the bikes will stay in the brackets in the event of earthquake. This bracket set has allowed me to get the car into the garage, while still having easy access to my bike. Imagine that!

You need two people to install unless you measure and remeasure one million times. Do you have someone you don’t like? Make them hold the bike in position while you measure and remeasure before actually drilling into the wall. I Did it myself and was spiteful of my girlfriend having a heavy mountain bike, and almost threw her two wheeled satan spawned bike in the trash. Don’t get me wrong the installation wasn’t bad. And the bikes look great hanging, one above the other in the garage..