Feedback SportsRakk 2.0 Bike Storage Rack | Freestanding Floor Bicycle Stand

I just received it. It took me a few minutes to figure out the orientation of the 2 legs . It didn’t take me long to put it together as soon as i figured out the orientation . For months i kept my not so cheap bike leaning against a lamp stand in my living room . Now the bike is standing very securely in this floor stand . I don’t think it’s gonna tip over easily , unless it gets exposed to wind at hurricane speed . The stand is well built . I love it . It was easy to assemble , if i can do it , any body can do it .

This is a nice bike stand. The bike stand is made of steel, except for the footpads (rubber) and the wheel cone (plastic). It's robust and has a large wheelbase so it holds the bike securely. My bike has 29x2.25 mountain bike tires which easily fit in the stand, and it can accommodate wider tires. The stand holds the bike at the tire, so there should be no chance of scratching the rim or frame. The stand will work on the front or the back wheel, I prefer the back wheel as it seems more stable to hold the bike that way. Assembly was easy, install four screws (using the Allen wrench provided) to hold the feet and install the cone. There were no instructions, but the assembly is intuitive. When I was reviewing the listing to write this review, I noticed there's a 2-minute video included on the listing that shows assembly and use… oh well. The quality and workmanship both seem very good. The stand seems durable so it should last a long time. Overall, I like this bike stand and it has my recommendation.

I was using a different bike stand that had a tip in lower chock and a loop upper chock. The knobbies would get stuck in the loop upper and would drag the stand across the floor when removing the bike, making it a difficult operation. I no longer have that problem with the double cone upper but the footprint of this stand is smaller than my old one and thus not as resistant to moving, especially twisting. If the bike isn’t in the stand straight or you lean the bike any, the stand will twist on the floor and let the bike fall. I ended up putting a piece of rug under it to keep it from sliding and straight. If you are on concrete the feet may stick well enough to prevent this. Maybe something sticky under the feet like the material used to keep rugs from sliding would help also. Other than that issue, this is a nice stand. It holds the bike securely and is easy to get the bike in and out as long as it stays put on the floor. This arrived with no instructions whatsoever but was easy to figure out how it goes together. The only thing that took me any time to figure out was folding the upper arm back down for transport or storage. There is a spring loaded button that pops out once you raise the arm that then holds it part way up so the bike can be rolled in. It is kind of hidden under the arm so you have to hunt for it. So, depending on your floor, you will love it or have issues.

The RAKK 2.0 Bike Storage is a versatile and sturdy solution for cyclists who need a reliable way to store their bikes. Designed to accommodate a wide range of bike types, from road bikes to mountain bikes, this stand provides secure, upright storage without requiring any lifting or complex mounting. It’s easy to use—just roll the front or rear wheel into the stand, and the spring-loaded arm holds the bike in place. The compact design makes it a great space-saving option for garages, apartments, or even bike shops.I recently added the RAKK 2.0 to my garage, and it’s been a great way to keep my bike securely stored without the need for hanging or leaning it against walls. The stand holds my bike firmly in place and makes it easy to park and remove when needed. Plus, its solid construction means I don’t have to worry about it tipping over, even with heavier bikes. If you’re looking for a practical, no-fuss bike storage solution, the RAKK 2.0 is an excellent choice for keeping your bike safe and organized.

I have a bunch of various bike stands/racks in my shed but this is the one I use for my every-day bike. Despite the lack of instructions in the packaging, it was easy to put together and start using immediately. It works with all my various bikes, from my 26" wide-tire MTB to my gravel bike to my skinny-tire road bike and fixie, the strong spring in the arm it holds them all securely upright. It's easy to roll the bike into and out of the stand, although sometimes I need to step on the edge of the stand to keep it from sliding as I roll the bike into it. I frequently use this stand to hold a bike upright while working on it, and they're always secure and firm. Overall, a great, easy-to-use solution for bike storage.

Feedback Sports makes nice bike storage stuff, and this floor stand is no exception. It's easy to get set up, just bolt on the two legs and mount the two cones on the end of the tension arm. There's an Allen key included and it's a simple job.The stand is strong and stable and will fit all kinds bikes. It's much more secure than stands that simply cradle one wheel, this hugs the wheel (front or back) with good spring tension. You can adjust the height of the cones on the tension arm if you want to use this with a small wheel bike, but on the largest setting it actually holds up bikes with both 700C and 20" tires just fine. Anything short of a fat bike should be good to go with this. I'm very pleased with it, no complaints at all.

I use to have 20.5 bikes. The .5 was a unicycle that mysteriously disappeared when I was on a business trip. Thank you wife! The balance were Classics, Hard-Tail MBs, DS MBs, a Fixie, Single Speeds, Track-Bike, Fatties, Trail, etc. Whatever the substrate, I had the bike for it.Now I am down to 8, simply because of the storage issue, and my desire to not crash on the MBs anymore.I digress. Back to storage: I hooks in the ceiling in the garage, but not enough space in the garage. Two of my bikes are made of Titanium and have geared hubs, and my wife lets me keep them inside in our basement. One is a 4" Fattie, and this stand holds it perfectly. No hooks, screws, or otherwise mounts to blemish the walls or ceiling. Thank you!What I didn't like: I did not buy enough!