Delta Michelangelo Canaletto Two Four Bike Gravity Stand Garage Indoor Storage Adjustable

This stand doesn't seem like it should work, but it does and it's amazing! Putting the stand together took just a couple minutes. It literally just leans against my wall and takes up very little space on the ground. It's been so nice being able to get my bike up and out of the way--also I think it looks cool. Everyone is always surprised when they first see it and they have to go touch it to believe it's so sturdy. The way it's made the bike actually is pulled towards the wall, so there is absolutely no chance of the stand tipping over.Besides being immensely practical I honestly just think this is a cool, well designed product and would highly recommend it to anyone looking to free up some space and store their bikes.

I use this stand to vertically store my extra small women's hybrid bicycle flat against the wall. I've been using it for a few days now and couldn't be happier. I share a 500 square foot apartment and this stand takes up virtually none of the limited floor space. Surprisingly sturdy AND cool looking! Highly recommended.

This bike rack is incredible and here's why:1) It leans against the wall and requires no bolts or screws to hold in place (although it comes with anchoring hardware).2) It's designed so it leans against the wall and the more weight you put on it, the more secure it is against the wall. This is a very sturdy bike rack.3) Not sure where it's made, but it's very solid. The paint is thick, the arms are robust, and the rubber protectors are thick too. Once the screws (they seem like stainless steel) holding it together are fastened, it feels very secure.4) It's nice to get the bicycles off the ground. I have 2 bikes on this rack and the tires on the bottom one are about 6-8 inches off the ground. That doesn't seem like much but having the tires elevated makes cleaning under the bikes very easy and convenient.5) The price is great.6) Setup is very simple and quick.

I have a small bedroom and that was the only wall space I could find in my apartment to put this. It's great! I attached pictures, it's such a space saver (for size reference, my bed is a full--that's how small my bedroom is). And for the price, you cannot beat it. I would recommend attaching it to the wall, and use a wall anchor if you have sheetrock. I was putting one bike on the top and it kind of got hung up and started to come forward. I'm kind of clumsy, so I figured attaching it to the wall was just best for me anyways. It was easy to put together and everything feels solid. I highly recommend this thing :-)

It's very easy to assemble. The silver paint near one of the screw holes cracked and started to flake as I screwed it in. This comes with hooks for hanging two bikes and the bikes seem pretty secure. The wheels on my top bike keep turning towards the wall and mark it up, so I used the additional two minihooks that come with this to hold the wheel from hitting the wall which works well. It seems quite steady even before anchoring it into a stud in the wall. I had to use my own screw to do this as there wasn't a screw included in mine (other reviews have said this is included, but I searched my box up and down and didn't find one). It's a good looking piece of functional equipment. Overall, I am happy with the price I paid ($50), and ten days in with it, I'd say I'd buy it again.

I don't easily handout 5 stars for products but I think this one earned it.Price: was decent when compared to alternatives in the marketAssembly: was a piece of cake (literally.. I had cake while assembling it). It took about 15 minutes. No additional tools needed.Functionality: We have two bikes (cycle-cross and hybrid). They're not very heavy but are not super light either. I've had my bikes setup on them for a little over a week now and they haven't moved an inch. The included hooks work well and can be easily moved to accommodate different bike frames.Quality: Feels sturdy and should last as long as we feel like keeping it. The hooks to put the bikes on have good rubber material on them that provides adequate amount of grip to keep the bikes from sliding.I installed the optional wall screw just to give me peace of mind but honestly, I don't think it needed it. Leaning against the wall combined with the weight of the bikes, it's been rock solid.I'm glad I went with this one over others and would highly recommend it.

Assembly took less than 15 mins. Only tool needed was a screwdriver. Hooks are easy to mount - dismount, and brings 2 extra smaller hooks which I'll use to hang helmet and any other accessory to have at hand.No need for holes in the wall, which is very attractive for me. Regardless, the stand is sturdy and stable against the wall, without using much space on the base.I hung a road bike and tri on top. It works as described and looks amazingly organized. As an additional benefit it can be used as a maintenance stand or to change wheels, or minor setups