Stand Vertical Storage Rack the Original Bicycle Floor (2 Pack)

It's great, the pictures they use just don't do it justice.

Sturdiness - Unless your bike has razor thing velo track tyres or ludicrous fat tractor tyres everything should be fine, the ridge (which I have shown) accomodates most bike tyre sizes across MTB, Hybrid and Road bikes. The bike shown had 700x40c tyres on it and fits more than comfortably. The rubber feet are dead solid, we have a halfords bike stand which grips the tyre, but mounting it is a pain as I have to stand on it as the feet don't grip so the wheel rolls in, these rubber feet anchor themselves to flat surfaces which means they job of rolling your bike on is hassle free. In terms of to

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Shed Saver

Got 2 x nooks for shed. Space is at a premium in shed so need a solution that is sturdy, neat and gives floor real estate. Easy to assemble, well made, and holds the bikes in place. Able to keep the bikes together. It works for me, delighted.

Perfect for storage in a small space

Exactly as described. Perfect for my Cube Reaction TM One MTB. Securing strap for the front wheel could do with being a bit longer but fortunately I had one here I could use. Other than that it's great. Freed up room in my small flat.

Not perfect for every bike

We bought two of these for my son's bikes. He has a dirt jump bike with 26" wheels and a full-suspension mountain bike with 27.5" wheels (Calibre Triple B, 2020, small frame). The recommended way to store a bike vertically on the Nook is to have the seat post resting on the upright of the Nook with the saddle behind it. However, the seat post on the dirt jump bike is short and doesn't have a quick release adjustment; storing it the recommended way would mean adjusting the seat post every time, which is just not practical. So, for the dirt jump bike I have rigged up some simple strapping that k

This does the job with a wobble

This is reasonably good and for the price I can't grumble at all. It works on my teens mountain bike. That said, the wheels are 24", and quite thick mountain bike style. The unit seems to grip the wheel underneath when in horizontal/normal position but in the virtical position it doesnt seem to grip it and allows the bike to wobble side to side. The upright post where the sadle pole rests on was a bit of a hassle to get the right height. It was too high then too low. Even at the right height, because my teen has the seat as far down ad it can go, the pole doesn't rest fully in place. The clamp