VOUNOT3 Bike Stand Floor or Wall mounted bike rack for garage Bicycle Parking rack Cycle Storage Locking Stand

It is easy to assemble and bolts & screws are provided.The build quality is solid.I bought the largest one to organise the bikes.It can hold the front or back wheel.

Works perfectly. Holds 3 bikes of different size tyres no problem

Does a good job. Some reviews say the bolts are too long, which is incorrect. The nuts are the type with a plastic layer at the end and you need to screw the bolts in hard enough to cut a thread into the plastic. The bolts don't have a slot for a screwdriver so this needs two spanners/wrenches and is tedious, but once done it's sturdy and works well

The supplier has obviously sorted out quality issues mentioned in previous critical reviews. The rack came as described, all parts required were in the box and fitted easily together. I'm pleased with the product. Good value.

Liked the fact it assembled well sturdy finish, and keeps bikes from falling over

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Cheap and cheerful is the order of the day with this bike stand; the quality isn’t great but it’s not at all bad for the money. If you’re thinking about buying one for holding bikes inside a garage or shed, where weather won’t be a problem, I’d say you could do a lot worse than this. It would probably do well enough outside as well, although I’m not sure it would last too many years out in the open.The big problem with it is that some of the pictures on Amazon’s page are a little deceiving - the stand is neither wide nor deep enough to accommodate larger tyres. I have a Scott 27.5” mountain bike with a 2.2 Maxxis Ardent on the front and a 2.3 Maxxis Aggressor on the rear. The Aggressor doesn’t fit into the stand at all, and the Ardent is a REALLY tight squeeze. Even when I do manage to push it in, the stand just doesn’t extend deep enough along the tyre sides to grip them, only really at the bottom - this means that the bike leans over and the stand then presses against (and bends!) the spokes rather than the tyre.I also tried my 26” Specialized Hardrock and the result was similar, although not quite as bad as the Scott as the Specialized has 2.1 tyres, which do fit better - the problem with not enough of the tyre being gripped remains, though.So, a good enough stand for smaller bikes but there’s no way I’d trust my good kit to it, if I could fit my good kit into it at all, that is.

Used it for 2 kids bikes and 1 adult size bike. Comes with 8mm Locking nuts so requires a wrench and 13mm ratchet spanner to fit correctly.Does not need to be screwed to wall or floor. Overall build quality good.