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19 of 19 found the following review helpful:
 Works Great. Great Deal Dec 18, 2006
By Joel A. Snyder
Used this product to hang two adult bikes horizontally on garage wall. Used 3 long wood screws into stud to mount the holder on finished garage wall. shelf worked well for two helmets. Got the bikes off the ground and was able to pull another car into the gargage. Would recommend.
17 of 17 found the following review helpful:
Simple and effective Aug 17, 2006
By Robert Nardelli
Easy to install, just two screws (must hit a stud). Got two of my bikes off the floor so I could store two more underneath them. Excellent space saver.
13 of 13 found the following review helpful:
 Racor Pro Single Folding Bike Rack #PSB-1R Apr 07, 2008
By M. Campaigne
Racor Pro Single Folding Bike Rack #PSB-1R
Exactly as advertised. Great wall rack. Perfect for most types of bikes, but I wouldn't take my chances on a really heavy bike since their is no reinforcement arm...just the two screws that hold the bracket to the wall. Perfect for lighter bikes, and kids bikes. I also like the ability to fold up out of the way when not in use.
13 of 14 found the following review helpful:
 Not entirely happy Jul 26, 2008
By J. Snavely
"jellybiscuit"
I have three of these racks in addition to several others from different makers. While I do use these, I only put one bike each on them and they're just not ideal for my purposes.
First, I find that the "hump" in the holder, where you would typically put the first bike, is too far from the wall. All my bikes are drop-bar road bikes and if I put the bike here the wheel turns about 45 degrees from the wall and causes the wheel to stick out. I've personally addressed this by putting some padding over the "shelf" area of the rack and sliding my bike all the way in against the wall.
As far as putting two bikes... with the first bike mounted all the way in as I've described above, I could mount two bikes. With the first bike mounted where it's "supposed" to go I cannot. First is the turned front wheel issue. Second, is the fact the bikes are too close together and end up touching.
In summary, the rack isn't ideal for holding one or two bikes. I will concede that most racks of this kind aren't really suitable for holding two bikes without crowding, but the distance from the wall problem is worse than the other brands I own.
37 of 46 found the following review helpful:
 Not for bikes of different sizes and/or types .... Sep 08, 2007
By A. Fuller
"snootful"
I purchased two of these racks to hold four bikes. Since each bike is for a different member of the family, they are all different sizes (20", 17.5", 15.5" & 13.5") and types (Mountain & Racing). One problem is that the space between slots for the two bikes is too small. That in combination with the different sizes and configurations of the frames makes it impossible to line up two bikes. I tried every combination and was unable to get two sets if handlebars, wheels, pedals, etc. fit consistently. Also, the small spacing causes the bikes to rub together a bit too much for my taste.
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