Ibera Horizontal Wall Mount Hanger, Indoor Bicycle Hook Holder Storage Rack for Home or Garage, 45 Degree Adjustable Angle to Keep Bike Level

Product performed as described. High quality and easy to install!

Holds my 30lbs full suspension bike on the wall with strength to spare. I mounted directly into a stud of course. Love it. We needed to make some room in our office area and figured mounting the bikes high up on the wall was a good solution. This is adjustable enough that you can squeeze every last inch of space from your wall/roof. Pro's - adjustable arms in/out and tilt allows the bike to hang exactly where you want it, and mostly level, even with the top tube angle of my F/S bike. Clean look. Just 3 small screw holes. Seems like a very sturdy build. Con's - the "hook" part of the arm that holds your bike is a combination of too narrow/too tall - it gives me some issues when sliding the wide top tube of my bike into these hooks. Likely a non-issue for 90% of bikes out there. My bike barely fits (2015 Norco Fluid 7.1) - also the adjustment mechanism for tilting the arms can sometimes get bumped when taking your bike off the hanger, causing the spring-loaded arm to follow you and get in your way as you try to lift the bike away from the hangar.

Exactly as advertised. Easy to install. Works fairly well (for a light bike… for me to lift the bike)

Great bike hanger. I opted to follow other's advice, and mount this to a 18" piece of wood, then mount it to two studs. I used 1/4" nuts and bolts to mount the hanger to the wood, then 2x 3" GRK fasteners to mount the wood to the studs in my garage. This worked perfectly. I'm sure this could hold my weight, which is more than enough to hold a ~25lbs bicycle on a 6" arm. Some bash this because this does not come with hardware to mount to drywall (only masonry or concrete, as it does state in the description). However, the description also has pictures that state that you can use this to put your bike in any room in your house. This is misleading for those of us that do not dwell in fallout shelters. Although I read the reviews, and knew going in that I would have to purchase additional hardware to use this correctly, I wish the description and marketing were more clear about this. For this, I am docking one star. Also, the velcro strap is rather a strip. No ring to loop around, making usage a bit more time consuming. The pictures show a strap with a plastic loop, which I did not receive. I won't dock a star for this, but I'm disappointed. The aluminum construction is fantastic, and the two pieces fit very well together, not much slop. The plastic parts are sturdy, and where your top tube rests is covered in soft material. No metal will touch the tube, so no scuffs to the paint on the bike. The two allen bolts used to attach the two tubes of the product are not easy to get in, almost as if the holes are not tapped. I didn't check before inserting them, so I can't confirm. Overall, I'm very pleased with this product. I'll be buying a few more to mount the rest of my bikes in the garage.

I was surprised by the lack of options for a wall-mounted bike rack. I considered making my own as it would not have been too difficult but stumbled upon the Ibera Wall Hanger. If you are searching as well, search no more. This hanger is very well designed and provides adjustability that no fixed shaped mount can offer. As you know, no two bikes are designed the same, with the top tube angling differently for even bikes within the same manufacturer. The Ibera allows small incremental adjustments to both arms so that the bike sits horizontally and does not slide one direction or the other. The adjustable tube also allows you to move the bike closer or further away from the wall. The bracket arms are wide enough for any size or shape top tube and will not scratch the paint on your bike. Additionally, it comes with velcro straps to anchor the front wheel to the frame, a good idea if you have young kids prone to playing with, knocking into or throwing balls at your bike. As for the complaints in other posts about the width of the top two screw holes being wider than a wall stud, this is true, but there are three easy solutions. #1-Use the stud for the bottom screw and one of the top screws and use an anchor for the other top hole (this is what I did); #2-mount the bracket onto the flat 4" side of a 2x4 and then mount the 2x4 across two studs, or mount onto any piece of wood and screw that board vertically into your stud; or, #3-just use a drywall screw into the other top hole as the two screws into the stud are more than ample to hold the bike. (Note that I have a lightweight road bike, so use your own discretion on scenario #3. Overall, great value and I am totally happy with this purchase.

Each of my bikes weigh in around 32-33 lbs (around 15kg), and I'm very confident with how sturdy these mounts feel with that amount of weight, whether pressed closely to the wall or with the mount fully extended. Instructions are included and detailed, but installation is a breeze so long as you know your way around a stud finder. Build quality of these mounts is excellent, and the ability to adjust the arm angles came in very handy when trying to properly "balance" the bikes. I would expect these mounts to do perfectly fine with the recommended 18kg bike weight limit, but with a quick trip to the hardware store for more robust screws I would be perfectly comfortable with these mounts holding my 21kg bike in the "non-extended" position. The "non-scratch" arm pads aren't necessary for my bikes, but if I had pricier bikes I wouldn't place a lot of trust in these to not scuff up the bike frame. A simple fix, really, but something to keep in mind.

Works well if your looking to mount it horizontally. I store my bike in a closet and with it being off the ground I can still put a few things under it. I’m glad it adjusts as well because the area is tight and it allowed me to change the angle the bike sits where the tire is not in the way of the door. It’s nice to leave the tire on. Might want a drill for some guide holes. It comes with drywall anchors if you don’t have a stud. I have one small complaint which is my own fault for not measuring the frame. My frame won’t rest on the bottom cloth pad since it’s not a circle. I put my own extra padding though and it’s still sturdy so am happy with the product.

This bike rack is extremely well built and very adjustable in terms of how the bike sits level in the holders, as well as how far from the wall you can adjust it to, so the handlebars don't hit the wall. One thing to keep in mind, is that you may need to add a piece of wood between the wall and the bike rack for two reasons. This allows you to hit two studs along the garage wall. Use a stud finder to know. I made my board from 3/4 in x 6 inch wide pine that was 18 inches long for that. Also, the 4 holes to mount the rack to the wall are too far apart to properly hit just one stud (typically only 1.5" thick). Prior to this, our bikes were up a high rack in the garage and we hardly used them. Now they are at eye level and all our family members can take them down and re-store them easily and out of the way of vehicles.

Ce support de vélo est de bonne qualité de fabrication. Il est bien adapté au VTT ayant le tube supérieur du cadre incliné car on peut régler les deux bras. Attention si vous deviez fixer ce support de vélo sur une cloison en plaques de plâtre (Placo). Pour ma part, j'ai fixé ce support sur une plaque inox qui elle même est fixée sur le Placo avec 8 chevilles Molly.

Amazing product... Very convenient and strong

Excellent design and quality manufacture. Adjustable arms work with flat or diagonal top tubes. Strong & solid mount — even during earthquakes!

I decided over the summer to finally organise my summerhouse which was actually more like a glorified shed/dumping ground. So I bought two of these wall hangers in order to store my 11.5kg road bike and now rarely used 16.1kg mountain bike. The road bike is only attached to one central baton in the middle of the wooden panel. It just fits but I have checked and it is not going anywhere. Very securely attached and also very quickly attached. The bike is now off the floor but it is very easy to get it in and out of the summerhouse. I used the bike to go to and from parkrun this weekend and it was simple to get it off the hanger and then put it back. The mountain bike, which has not had a look in since I got the road bike, is considerably heavier at 16.1kg but the hanger will support bikes up to 18kg. The hanger is attached to both the top support baton AND the middle support baton. Again, I have checked daily and it is not going anywhere. The bike is very securely attached and is up and out of the way freeing up floor space. Highly delighted with my purchase of these two wall hangers. As previously mentioned, they are easy to install. They were attached within about 10 minutes. The actual bit that the bike rests on is adjustable to both men's bikes and women's bikes. As you can see from the photos, the bikes are very securely in place. Fabulous bit of kit that looks stylish but is also extremely practical and useful.

Works really well. Installed it in a wall stud to store my mountain bike up and out of the way in my garage. I have a Giant Trance 2 and it’s a fairly large mountain bike, the rack holds it no problem and I was able to adjust the stand to fit the odd frame geometry. I turned my bars slightly to put my bike as close as possible to the wall for winter storage and in the summer when I use my bike, I can extend the mount and keep my bars straight. I highly recommend.