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Keep your bicycles off the floor and out of the way. This sleek and slender bike stand stores up to 2 bikes as is - or add on the extra bike kit accessory to hold one additional bike. No-holes tension adjustment secures the bike rack without hardware or damage to walls or ceiling. Ideal for apartments, condos, garages, homes and anywhere space is limited or permanent markings are prohibited. Adjusts to fit ceilings from 7' to 11'. Storage arms adjust to hold any type of bicycle - straight tube road bikes, slant tube and women's bikes, and even Y-frame bikes. Carbon steel storage arms are soft vinyl-coated to protect your bike's finish. Made of 6063T6 alloy aluminum extrusion. Available in your choice of Black or Silver. 200 lb. weight capacity. Also available: accessory kits to organize your other sports gear - Snowboard Rack, Sports Basket, or Bat Rack.
Canadian shipping available.
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Comments about Stacks and Stacks Bicycle Rack - Aluminum Bike Racks - Tension Mounted: I use this rack to store 2 bikes in the hallway of my apartment. The only con is that setup was a little difficult alone. Saves a lot of space and still allows for adequate passage through the hallway. Pros
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Comments about Stacks and Stacks Bicycle Rack - Aluminum Bike Racks - Tension Mounted: Great design and engineering. The top plate (Plastic/Fiberglass) holes did not align to the rails, after rounding out the holes a bit, it fit well enough. Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend Images shared by Bill Top Plate  (3 of 3 customers found this review helpful) Was this review helpful? Yes / No - You may also flag this review Please let us know what kind of issue this is: Pros
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Best Uses Comments about Stacks and Stacks Bicycle Rack - Aluminum Bike Racks - Tension Mounted: Make sure if you get this that the ceiling is sound and the floor is stable. My garage has a concrete slab floor that is, unfortunately, shifting. As a result my bike rack doesn't stay up and falls over. You should also make sure that, if you ceiling is made of sheet rock, that you place this rack under a beam or joist. I've also had the problem that the sheet rock weakens over time and is unable to withstand the tension of this rack. |
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