Brand SpareHand Model DBR9161BK Details Lowest Price ($53.85)

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SpareHand Q-Rak Dual Floor To Ceiling Bike Storage Rack
SpareHand Q Rak Dual Floor To Ceiling Bike Storage Rack – Features
Q-Rak Dual Bike Storage. Floor to ceiling mount. Will adjust from 5’11″ to 9’6″. Accommodate ceiling height up to 9’6″. Bike hanger will adjust to different angle and frame style.
Most versatile Floor to Ceiling dual bike storage system. No tools need to set up.
Creat off the floor storage spaces almost anywhare.
EZ adjustment for different bike frames and sizes.

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SpareHand Q Rak Dual Floor To Ceiling Bike Storage Rack – Reviews

I am not sure exactly how much my mountain bike weighs, but it is reasonably light. No matter how tight I made the top rack, it slide down. Very frustrating- it may
work if you have feather weight bike!

Big Fan

A great space saver. I had doubt initially but this storage rack works exactly as it is advertised. It’s easy to set up. It keeps the bikes in place. I’m amazed at how much floor space a bike used to take up! Caution for small and not-too-strong people: it is not easy to lift a bike up above your head. But you’ll be glad once it is up.

SLEE

Bought the Q-rack about a month ago & consider it a good value. I have it placed between concrete floor/ceiling inside my loft & have not had any problems with it moving. I only have one light weight road bike mounted on the top rack but since it’s on a short wall I used the bottom rack to hold my front wheel. I pull my bike down daily & I haven’t had to re-tighten the Q-rack much if any. Q-rack looks nice & was easy to assemble. The range of motion on the racks allows for multiple storage positions. Overall it does the job & is a good value for the cost.

Martina A Akeson

I was very very very pleased with this bike rack. It works great and keeps my bike and snow board off the floor (hooked the snowboard bindings onto the hooks on the bottom). I acually have a bike on top that is a little heavier than rated. I don’t feel it’s really flimsy at all, I mean I could see some problems if you hit into it agressively of course but otherwise it is definately pretty sturdy and solid. The sturdiness was kinda surprising to me because of some of the reviews saying it’s wobbly around the middle (maybe they have it fully extended?). It was pretty easy to set up after I got the hang of it (10minutes probably will be less next time). I only had a small (tiny) issue with the top bike (heavier of the objects on the rack, also heavier than rated) sliding a little. All I did was tighten the clamp tighter which did the trick (it also wouldn’t hurt to maybe wipe down the top bar a little since it might have some oils from the metal). Just in case it would slide, I a
Steven A. Fletcher


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