PRO BIKE TOOL Bike Rack for Garage Wall Mount - Horizontal Bike Storage

I purchased two of these wall mount units and they are easy to install and adjust to suit our bicycles. They gave us a dedicated place for the bikes and made a little more room in the garage. I like that the unit comes in two parts, allowing for different widths and styles of handlebars. My only concern is that the spring-loaded adjustment connecting the two segments might fail over time- it seemed the only weak link in the design.

This really seems well-made. I’ve just installed it, so I can’t speak to its long-term durability, but the steel is nice and thick, both on the base plate and the pipe coming out from the wall. I was afraid that maybe the rubber pads would not be large enough for the aluminum tubing on my Trek Emonda ALR, but they fit very well. Also, it seems to me that many of the 1 and 2-star reviews have come when people have tried to install this on drywall without a stud behind it. People have complained about the “drywall anchors,” apparently not noticing in the instructions that those anchors are meant to be used when attaching the stand to a concrete or masonry wall, not drywall. You’d be asking a lot from drywall to hold up under the torque any bike would produce when hung like this. Like some other people, I used lag screws instead of the screws that were provided. I used 1/4 x 2-inch, which are only a little longer, but they’re also a bit beefier. I just had to enlarge the holes in the base plate a tiny amount, using a 1/4 drill bit. I used a 5/32 drill bit in the stud and tightened the screws with a socket wrench. At this point, I’m very satisfied with this product. UPDATE Feb. 7, 2026: This rack is still doing great. Very solid. No regrets at all about buying it.

This is a great bike storage system, highly recommend. Ok, enough about how great it is. For me, I want to know tips how to install it and you probably do too. As you can see, I installed 3 holders. First step was to find the studs behind the sheet rock. I used a quality stud finder but to double check the studs exact location I used a finishing nail and hammer to find the exact sides of the stud. Glad I did because some of the stud finders locations for the center of the stud were not right. You can use longer screws than those that come with the kit (3) and mount the 3 holes of the bracket into one stud. I read where some have said this works. Didn’t seem it would be real stable so I decided to mount a 2x6 across two studs. A 2x4 is not wide enough for the bracket. I cut the 2x6’s 22” long so they overlapped the end of each stud by 3”. I attached the 2x6’s to the studs using 5/16 x 4” lag screws. I used 4 lag screws per 2x6, two on each end. You’ll need a impact driver to get the lag screws thru the board and into the stud. A regular drill won’t do it. If you don’t have an impact driver you could always muscle a socket wrench. After I drove the lag screws in as far as they would go I did have to use a socket (1/2 for the 5/16 lag screw) to finish tightening them down. I measured the bikes with the holder/ bracket to get the spacing between bikes. My measurements resulted in a spacing of 40” from the top of one board to the top of next board. For my bikes it was perfect. Your bikes may require different spacing. These type of wall mounts are perfect. Unlike other systems that are one position, usually horizontal, these allow you to adjust the arms to fit the different types of cross members as not all bikes are alike. They’re pricey, but I think they’re well worth the money. The 2x6x8 was $12.00 and the 12 lag screws were $9.00. I hope this helps if you decide to purchase these.

I used the Pro Bike Tool wall mount to mount my tri-bike to the exposed brick on my garage wall. It's kind of like a piece of art. Since the tri-bike bars are so close to together and I wanted the bike as close to the wall and out of the way as possible I had to cut both tubes, drill 2 holes, and reposition the retaining pin. What should have been an easy install took me about 90 minutes but, in the end, I think it looks pretty good.

This is a very good bike mount. However, somewhere in the question/answer section the manufacturer said that the cradles are adjustable. They are NOT. The arms are indeed adjustable, but not the cradles. This is important because one of my mountain bikes has a narrow gap between the rear shock assembly and the top of the mainframe (see pic). Yes, I can easily rest part of the shock assembly into one of the cradles, but I’m thinking that is not good. Thus, to mount my bike I have to lift it vertically on to the cradle before it can rest horizontally. Again, if the cradle design allowed for adjustment, the awkwardness of putting my bike onto the mount would not exist. I did purchase two mounts and it works perfectly for my wife’s mtb, as it has a different setup and shock placement. I would give 5 stars if the manufacturer did not mislead me.

This is very adjustable to fit and hold the top bar of my bike . And is very sturdy. It looks like it can hold almost any bike because of its adjustability. I definitely recommend this to anyone looking to be able to store their bike and get it off their floor

These wall mount have been a salvation for us. Comes with the hardware. Very well made, hubby installed them very quick, just be sure that you are not too close to garage door, specially when it’s open, we literally left only two inches. Great quality, great value, red racks match our bikes. Totally recommended!!

Only wall-mounted bike rack I could find that holds a full-suspension eMTB with a sloped top tube. Excellent design!

bardzo dobry uchwyt, super jakość

I love this very “on trend” Matt black wall mount for my bike. This beast holds anything up to 22 kg’s!! It was very easy to attach to my garage wall. The arms both adjust to whatever rake your top bar is at so that the bike itself stays horizontally level. The rubber pads that the bike rests on are made to clearly last. The ratchet system of each arm is clearly high quality. And the adjustment you canmake as to the distance from the wall is plenty, so your handlebars should never scrap on the wall. It has, as always been meticulously designed to be another vital Pro Bike Tool piece of kit for any serious cyclist.

Buen diseño, buena calidad de ferretería para su instalación, 4 estrellas por que me hubiera gustado que tenga una argolla para instalar un candado

I have a 30+ year old fire engine red Miele road bike that I bought when I was 16 and used to race. I love that bike and wanted to display it tastefully in my home office. Space is at a premium so I wanted something that didn't stick out too far from the wall. I originally bought some cheap bike hangers off Amazon and there was really no ability adjust them. After some research I came across the Pro Bike Tool Wall Hanger and I noted that the distance between the wall was adjustable from about 8" from the wall to 15". I bought it and I am impressed. It is very sturdy in matte black steel. As I have a red bike I went with red rubber hangers. After locating the stud in the wall, I had it installed in about 5 minutes. I have it set at the distance closest to the wall which leaves about a 1.5" clearance between the wall and the handlebar. The hanger and the bike look great. I highly recommend this bike wall hanger. It is worth every penny.

conforme au descriptif, simple d'installation !! je recommande