Qualward Bike Rack Cycling Pedal

Great product.. works very well and is better than the others BECAUSE this one allows the mounting holes to hit a stud.. the others will not. The mounting holes on this one are over under and made installation easy. Also, the pedal hooks are rubber coated which I really liked as well..I would have given 5 stars BUT the included hardware is junk.. DO NOT USE.. you have been warned.. the plastic anchors are brittle and will break, the screws are cheap and bend / snap off easily.. go to the hardware store and get good hardware.. only the shelves for the tires will need the anchors..

its a great way to hang your bike, horizontally vs. the traditional vertical. It also creates a cool ‘floating’ idea that the bike is being held by nothing on the wall! Perfect for my current situation and storage needs. Made my workroom / office / playroom THAT MUCH more fun! Great quality and once I trusted the laws of physics I saw what was the awesome balancing act that it does.NOTE: I was very disappointed in the anchors and the screws provided - I normally don’t use those when provided as they normally are cheap but I figured for a fixture like this SURELY they wouldn’t have gone cheap on the screws and anchors! But alas, the screws stripped before I finished getting them in and the anchors broke as I screwed them in. Thankfully I have plenty extra here and it did not hold me up - but if you don’t take that into account when ordering!

The hardware itself is made of thick steel and I see it lasting for many years. The installation was a little tricky. The pedal mount piece is easy enough because you can mount it right to a stud but the tire rests are quite challenging since they often ended up being in a location where it was just drywall. *tip* mount a cross board for the tire hardware to connect to. (See picture)

You need two people to install unless you measure and remeasure one million times. Do you have someone you don’t like? Make them hold the bike in position while you measure and remeasure before actually drilling into the wall. I Did it myself and was spiteful of my girlfriend having a heavy mountain bike, and almost threw her two wheeled satan spawned bike in the trash. Don’t get me wrong the installation wasn’t bad. And the bikes look great hanging, one above the other in the garage..

Well made, sturdy and easy to install. Just locate stud at height you need and drill small holes to mount crank arm pedal.Level bike and mark where front & rear tires touch wall. Mount wheel support plates using the included screws and wall molleys. Gives us plenty of room to pull or car into garage and open the car door and walk around bike w/o hitting our heads. Great concept and saves space. I recommend!👍

I love how these work and look. Keeps two bikes stacked in minimal space and easily accessible in the narrow space between my car and single-car garage wall. The screws supplied are seemingly inadequate to penetrate drywall and give me confidence in grabbing the stud adequately, given that the on/off action of storing and removing the bike will stress that connection thousands of times over just a few years, especially at the pedal piece. It's not like you're hanging a picture that never moves. Also, the colored finish easily comes off the screws when screwing them in, ruining the "as designed" look. I substituted more robust and slightly larger and longer stainless steel screws, which did not require modifying the mounting holes.

Update: this seller is EXCELLENT! They responded quickly and took feedback to make the product better.The pedal-holding bracket is great- if mounted in a stud, it’s excellent. The screws are a little too short for my comfort level, so plan for different. There are no hollow-wall anchors, although I don’t recommend it even for the wheel trays. The wheel trays are small-ish for fat tire, but Good for road bike tires.

Overall happy with the product and the result. Was able to mount my road bike with clipless pedals without any issue. I did not use the included hardware since I was drilling into a concrete wall.