Delta 4-Bike Freestanding Bike Rack with Basket | Durable Gray Powder Coated Steel, Adjustable Arms, No Drilling, Indoor - Outdoor Use, Holds 4 Bikes & Accessories

Nice looking bike stand that is easy to set up and easy to adjust.;

This is a great bike rack that I bought for our apartment after searching around for a good value in an unobtrusive bike rack. It takes up slightly more room to store two bikes then it would to store only one.

My only complaint is that the provided bolts for the arms are not high quality. You have to tighten the arms down very hard so that they do not slip once the weight of the bike is on them and the cheap bolts are likely to strip. The good news is that you can get replacement bolts at a place like Thunes or Home Depot;

This stand has a small footprint and does not require attachment to a wall as noted in the instructions. I have two roadbikes with sloping top tubes and both fit easily with the adjustable arms. It does take a little manipulation of the arms to keep them from sliding around a bit especially on a carbon framed bike. Otherwise a nice-looking stand which is stable easily portable and easily placed along a flat wall.;

This is a great bike rack at a good price. I live in a (small) apartment and used to just lean my bike against the wall (and was always knocking it over too). When my boyfriend moved in we realized we'de have no room for both of our bikes so we went on the hunt for a 2-bike rack. We found loads of options but this one was the best for our needs. I like that there are no screws to mess up my landlords walls and minimal assembly. It took me a few tries to get it put together just right but once I leaned it against the wall I was sold. It is VERY stable once I hung my bike... it wouldn't budge. I can grab it and shake it fiercly without it falling over which is great because we are always bumping into things here. I like that the bikes lay flat against the wall they only stick out about the width of the handlebars... which is going to happen any way you hang it. I love this rack and would recommend it to anyone searching for some way to store their bikes (among other things). You just can't beat the ease and simplicity of this rack... and it doesn't look half-bad either.;

I bought the Delta Michelangelo Two-Bike Gravity Stand about two months ago. I had some initial reservations due to some of the negative reviews but overall I am satisfied with this product.

Pros: It's easy to put together. (If you can assemble IKEA furniture you can do this.) The rubber stops don't damage the wall at all and work well on carpet. This rack can hold both a ridiculously heavy mountain bike and a lighter road bike without any problems. It comes with an attachment to secure it to the wall but if you rent and can't drill it's still pretty sturdy just leaning against the wall. Hanging bikes vertically really saves space. You can also hang your helmet/bag/lock/etc. In terms of organization capacity you can't do much better for $60.

Cons: Cheap construction. The paint around one of the bolts started flaking off as I screwed it in. It comes with small rubber o-rings to hold the arms in place but these sheared in half within two weeks possibly from the weight of my mountain bike. (Road bike is fine.) I replaced these with small rubber pads and it works fine. I'd prefer it bolted to the wall myself - but so far I haven't had any issues with tipping or falling so it's probably fine. Also when I received the package it looked like it had already been opened once but all the pieces were there so I didn't feel like it was big deal.

Overall: I'm glad I bought this. I'd buy it again. It's great for renters who have bikes and no storage. it's easy to put together. It wouldn't stay up during an earthquake but I don't lay awake at night wondering if it's going to fall on my cat. When you get the package double-check to make sure you've gotten all the pieces. But overall it's a good product and I feel like it's worth four stars.;