Feedback Sports Rakk Bicycle Floor Storage Stand Road/MTB/Gravel/E Bikes

I purchased two. One for my gravel bike and the other for my 29r mountain bike. They worked perfectly. They are lightweight easy to set up and my bike bikes are nice and stable.

Typically, once me and the family arrive onsite, we would just have to unload and lay our bikes down on the ground. Not a big deal, but they were becoming a bit of a trip hazard and taking up a fair amount of space. So I started looking for a stable but small stand so it didn't take up alot of space in the bed of the truck. After some trial and error, I finally found this stand and am really happy with it. The size is perfect, build quality is good and helps hold our bikes up to rinse off after a ride. I carry a RinseKit with me, so after a ride, I can put the bike in the stand anywhere I want and then spray it down with the RinseKit before loading back up to go home. So it's been a nice improvement for our rides and I'd recommend it. Here are my Pros and Cons: Pros: - Item came fully assembled right out of the box - Build quality seems good and sturdy (time will tell) - Smaller size is a pro for me. It's big enough to hold my full size bike, but small enough that it doesn't take up storage space. - Foldable - Ability to connect or daisy-chain to other holders. (I don't use this, but seems like a nice option) - Stand is helpful holding the bike up to wash it after a ride Cons: - Tire can stick into the stand making difficult to pull the bike out at times - Can pinch fingers when folding/unfolding (Not really a con, but something to look out for) - I haven't experienced this, but have seen other reviews saying that it can be difficult to put bikes in the stand when they are daisy-chained together.

This bike stand is exactly what I was looking for. It holds my bike securely, takes up very little space, and was quick to set up. The build quality is solid, and it's a great way to keep my bike organized when it's not being ridden. Highly recommended!

I have had this stand for a while now, and I like it in general. I am actually considering buying another for a second bike I have to store. I have 2 MTB bikes right now, and no desire for more. My main bike is not cheap, so I am careful when storing it. Pros: It is easy to use. It works pretty well. No construction issues. It has held up fine, with minimal abuse from me. Cons: My bike leans if I put it straight in via the front wheel. I'm a little concerned so I make sure to angle the rear so that the bike is vertical. I have less confidence putting the rear in, as the front wheel is more likely to wobble/turn. I have 2.1 tires on my MTB, and they seem to have enough nubs that the fit isn't always smooth and centered. I sometimes have to wiggle the bike until I feel comfortable. Taking the bike out sometimes drags the stand a bit. Maybe pushing down on the bike as you remove it is best.

Simple and reliable design. I use it to store my Specialized Roubaix SWorks in my garage so it doesn’t lean against anything. Since it folds so compact and is light I’ve taken it on my car when I went out of town for an organized ride (Wine Country Century) and stayed in a hotel

Easy set up, comes fully assembled & sturdy.

We just got 2 new bikes and we wanted to store them properly, not in a heap like we stored our old mountain bike. The bike store recommended the Saris floor rack but it was total junk in our book. Go see my review on it for more details. We returned them after a weeks trial. We then started looking high and low for better racks. All of the reviews I saw about other racks talked about a wide range of problems with undue pressure on spokes, or problems with bikes with disk brakes (which we have). Since Amazon has this product incorrectly categorized, I didn't find it right away! Amazon has it incorrectly categorized as a "Cargo Rack" instead of the more proper "Indoor Bike Storage" Finally the sales lady at the local REI store recommended this rack, which they didn't have in stock. I finally found it on Amazon and ordered two. In my book they're about as perfect as they get. The properly support the bikes by the wheel, not putting any undue pressure on any components. The bikes EASILY go into and out of the rack. If you don't have fenders, you can use the rack on either wheel. If you do have fenders (we don't) it may keep you from putting the bike in backwards (supporting it by the back wheel). Note - If you only have ONE rack, just put your foot on one of the legs of the rack when putting the bike into the rack - this keeps it from moving. Two racks strapped together, don't move when added or removing your bikes. The racks are still easily movable. The clips that can attach multiple racks in a row are easily configured for a line or (small or large) circular arrangements. You can also adjust the inter-rack spacing if using the linear arrangements.

Finally decided to get a bike stand for my two mountain bikes, a Specialized Rockhopper Hardtail & a GT Fury Downhill bike. My Specialized Rockhopper has 26.0 inch rims with 2.0 inch tires in the front and rear, while my GT Fury has 27.5 inch rims with a 2.35 inch front tire and a 2.5 inch rear tire. My Specialized Rockhopper fits perfectly with this stand and I have no issues with it. My GT Fury's tires were right in the middle/gray area when it came to the size guidelines. This stand is rated to fit tires sized 20mm to 2.4 inches. That said, my GT Fury does fit into the stand, however, as others have pointed out, pushing this size limit causes the stand to not want to let go of the bike when trying to remove it. You can still get the bike out, but it takes some awkward wiggling. For my GT Fury, I ended up buying the "wider" version of this stand called the Feedback Sports FATT RAKK Bike Stand. The stand overall is the same size, but the wheel slot is wider (2.5-5.0 inches). I definitely recommend this stand to anyone looking for a sleek looking, reliable, and inexpensive option. Make sure to pay attention to the size of your tires though as I wouldn't recommend it for a bike with tires wider than 2.0 inches. If your tires are wider that 2.0 inches, I would recommend buying the Feedback Sports FATT RAKK Bike Stand. This stand is made by the same company, but is designed for larger tires (2.5-5.0 inches).

Bon produit, Permets de maintenir le vélo droit sans être appuyé contre un mur ou autre. Fonctionne avec le roue avant ou arrière. Pas de mécanisme à activer, suffit de glisser la roue du vélo dans le support au sol. Au top.

Fahrradständer der neben der tollen Optik genau das macht was er machen soll, er hält das Rad sicher und fest. Laufrad mit der Größe 29x2,40 sind kein Problem, kurz auf den Reifen drücken und schon sitzt das Rad sicher in der Führung. Hatte am Anfang bedenken das mein E-Bike evtl. zu schwer dafür ist, ist es aber nicht. Kurzum toller Ständer mit genialer Optik. Werde mir den auf jeden Fall nochmal kaufen. Davon abgesehen war die Lieferung sehr schnell da.

Excellent stand, fantastic.

I chose this item because, unlike most others, it has an ingenious spring-loaded feature that holds the bike upright. With fixed width wheel cradles, it's a lottery. If your tyre fits snugly between the guides then you win. If it's not snug, the bike flops all over the place. The spring-loaded arm on this product holds my bike perfectly straight, and I can't see any reason why it won't do the same for bikes with a wide-range of tyre-widths. To start with, the packaging looked smart. Clearly this doesn't influence how the product performs, but it suggests that things are going to be good. And they are! The well-finished product has a sturdy feel to it, but it's not crude or clunky. It came pre-assembled so all there is to do is to release the spring loaded arm and push the bike into the stand. I only needed one, but multiples can easily be fixed together as each one comes with pivot clips so the stands can be daisy-chained together. The pivot clips fold out of the way if not being used. All things considered, this product is perfect for my needs and, to cap it all, it comes with a 2-yr warranty.

Yo tengo una bicicleta hibrida y me costo bastante encontrar un soporte que admitiera este tipo de ruedas tan estrechas, ahora la mayoria sirven para las bicicletas electricas con ruedas anchas pero las de rueda estrecha no las sujeta bien. Esta, sin embargo, sirve perfectamente y mantiene la bicileta en vertical, incluso con el manillar girado, se la ve muy segura, empujas la bici y sigue estable Si tienes una bicicleta hibrida o carretera, recomendado totalmente