5 Bike Rack

I bought this to help keep our 4 bicycles organized in the garage. It was super easy to put together. Only took about 20 minutes. It’s very sturdy.

I purchased this rack and used the parts in a conventional way to set up 2 separate racks. One for holding 2 bikes and one for 3 bikes. Both are free standing so I can move them around the garage as needed. They work well for the intended purpose. It's worth noting that with both racks set up separately they are a bit wobbly and require proper bicycle placement. That's not the products fault though... I'm sure if I anchor them they'd be more rigid... After a month of use they are fine

I bought this for an electric bike and an electric scooter. The bike has 14 inch tires the scooter 10 inch. Because of the design on these the forks don't fit where you typically set the tires in. So I adjusted the the tire holders to minimize the width between two of them. I placed the bike and scooter side by side and bungied the front tires to the tire holder bars. I set them in the middle of the rack for more stability. It works great for them. Screwed the rack to the macadam driveway. I'm going to buy the 3 bike rack to set the back tires in. This way with any high wind they will be even more stable. It's great with the 5 bike rack on the front though.

The rack is very sturdy. It needs to be bolted down to cement or a really sturdy board. Cannot be used right out of the box. I recommend it, just keep in mind you have to bolt it down.

It works well for my three bikes, but I can't imagine fitting five bikes in the rack. Even with three bikes, equally spaced, the handlebars touch each other. You could stagger each bike, alternating front wheel and rear wheel, but if you put the rear wheel in the rack will hit the derailleur and possibly bend it. It's better than leaning my bikes against various objects in my garage, though, so for that it works.

I’m glad I bought this bike rack. I mounted it on a piece of plywood and can use it in the back of my truck as well as my garage.

Out of the box, the pieces were scuffed and had early signs of rust. It almost looked used, but I have a feeling it is caused by the conditions at the production facility. Assembly was straight forward, but no matter how tight you get the hardware there is still slight play in the pieces. I use the stand for 3 bikes which have 20" and 24" wheels. My 2.4" tires are a tight squeeze but they note 2.5" is the max. If you are looking to utilize all 5 wheel slots, it will be challenging to make everything fit. If you have taller/heavier bikes (29" full suspension) you may notice the bikes leaning in the stand because of that side to side play I mentioned.Overall, the stand meets my needs for the price. Spending 3 times as much on a "better" version would probably not be much of an improvement. Unless you want to drop $500 on a stand designed for outdoor commercial use, this option is fine.

Bought this because we were tired of all the bikes falling over onto each other! We have 5 bikes, two of which don't have kickstands. With this stand it's so easy to pull your bike out without getting it hung up on the others. Our bikes take up the same amount of space as before, but now we don't have to hear our daughter yelling and having a meltdown every time she tries to get her bike out! Always a plus :)