CyclingDealBicycle Floor Parking Rack - for Mountain MTBs 700C Road Bikes or Fat Bikes Indoor Outdoor Home Garage Storage

I bought it for my mountain bike that I keep indoors in my living room. It’s very handy and quite small enough to fit and keep the bike straight. The price comparison to others was unbeatable. I’m very happy with the product.

It's nice stand to hold a bike if you plan on using it in a day or two. It's as good as a kick stand (which some of my bikes don't have) and much better than leaning it against something or laying it down. When I know I'm not going to be riding for a week or so I hang my bike up on a wall.The stand is small and folds up so you can store it out of the way. It's easy to assemble and comes with the two hex wrenches needed. I did have to use a hammer and block of wood to tap one of the joints to get them to align to get the screws in. The paint was scratched in a couple spots but this isn't fine furniture so it didn't matter to me. Two of the feet are very secure while two others looking like they could easily slide off so I put a self drilling screw through them so they wouldn't get lost.The stand holds the bike pretty well. It can be knocked over (which is why I wouldn't use it for long term storage of my bike) about as easy as the kickstand. If your bike isn't likely to be bumped into it'll be fine. I like it because I can set it up and park my bike without a lot of effort.

What it is: Black painted steel folding portable bike stand. Designed to accommodate bikes with wheels from 20”-29” as well as 700c road bike wheels, and tires up to 2.4” wide. Works with road, gravel, mountain, and BMX bikes. Includes screws for assembly, hex wrenches, and instructions.Why I like it: As an avid cyclist, keeping bikes organized when storing is a priority. After all, quality bikes are not cheap! This stand works very well for my bikes—from my 26” and 27.5” mountain bikes to my 700x40c gravel and 700x28c road bikes. The wide base, V shaped roller and pivoting wheel chock keeps the bike from tipping. Docking the bike is easy—just roll it into the stand, pushing forward on the spring arm until the bike is secured in the chock. The silver steel knob is pulled to fold the stand for easy storage. Assembly is quick—6 screws total with the included hex wrenches and clear instructions, and it’s good to go! The only weak point is the finish—it is painted black steel, which is sturdy enough. However, the paint chips and scratches easily. The stand should have a powder coated finish to hold up the everyday garage duty and prevent chipping and corrosion. Overall, a very sturdy bike stand for a variety of bikes!

I needed a place to put my bike and I didn’t always wanna hang it on the wall. This is a really nice one bike rack solution that fits nicely in an apartment. It is very sturdy and keeps my bike up right

This stand works as advertised with my big 66" frame Cannondale road bike. I had been using a couple of 2x4's spaced an inch or so apart to stand up my bike, and those didn't accommodate any variation in wheel size. This stand accommodates both of my road bikes and even my kid's little bike as well. As shown in the attached photos, this works with either the front or back wheel.Assembly was easy, but the screw situation was a little confusing. There were two bags of screws: one with two Allen wrenches, and one with screws only. I used the "screws only" bag to attach the folding part, since the receiving nut/screw was slightly smaller in diameter and easier to fit in the holes.This would be a five star item if not for a big scratch on the bottom piece, which I've shown in the attached photo. It's purely cosmetic, but it's possible it may speed up rust in the future.