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| Sttoraboks Upright Bike Stand | Sttoraboks Bike Storage Rack | Sttoraboks Bike Storage Rack | Sttoraboks 5 Bike Storage Rack with Shelf | Sttoraboks 2 Bikes Floor Stand | Sttoraboks 5 Bikes Floor Stand | |
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| Price | $45.99 | $39.99 | $49.99 | $109.99 | $49.99 | $99.99 |
| Number of Bikes | 1 | 6 | 5 | 5 | 2 | 5 |
| Type | Freestanding | Wall Mounted | Wall Mounted | Wall Mounted | Freestanding | Freestanding |
| Wheels | ✓ | × | × | × | × | × |
| Assembly Required | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Storage ltems | Road Bike, MTB, Hybrid Bike | Road Bike, MTB, Hybrid Bike | Road Bike, MTB, Hybrid Bike | Road Bike, MTB, Hybrid Bike | Road Bike, MTB, Hybrid Bike | Road Bike, MTB, Hybrid Bike |
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This Item  Sttoraboks Vertical Bike Stand, Freestanding Indoor Bike Storage Rack Upright Bicycle Floor Stand Indoor Bike Holder with Adjustable Height for Garage & Apartment - for Wheels Sizes up to 29” |  |  |  |  |  | |
| Price | Currently unavailable. | $69.99 | $29.99 | $39.98 | $32.88 | -25% $11.19 List: $15.00 |
| Delivery | — | Get it as soon as Friday, May 17 | Get it as soon as Friday, May 17 | Get it as soon as Friday, May 17 | Get it as soon as Friday, May 17 | Get it as soon as Friday, May 17 |
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| Sold By | — | Pro Bike Tool | Favotobike | COMFY LIFE | CYCLING USA | BikepakUSA |
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Convenient and Easy to Use
I bought these because we were running out of space around the vehicles in the garage. We had just bought the kids larger bikes, and with their smaller bikes, we were already encroaching on the walkway out into the garage from the house. At first, I was concerned that this product seemed extremely light weight. We've had them for over a week now, and so far, everything is going well. The wheels roll nicely on our smooth garage floor and over the brushed driveway, including over the gap between the garage and driveway concrete. The wheel locks prevent the rack from moving when loading/unloading. The bikes feel secure when raised up and do not feel like they will easily fall over.The kids (14, 11) are easily able to apply the velcro strap around the wheel/frame to secure the front wheel, wheel the bike onto the stand, lift up the bike, and secure the seat post to the stand. We have found that we actually have more room in the garage, less arguing, and even less chances to scratch the vehicles! This is because the stand with the bike is so much easier to maneuver than a bike on wheels. I wish we had purchased these earlier. The kids are instructed to wheel their bikes on the stand outside before removing the bikes from the stand. I wish I had purchased these earlier!One thing to note is that there needs to be room on the seat post for the stand to support the bike. One of our bikes requires the vertical support to be loosened and lowered to be able to clear the rear reflector on the bike when raising or lowering the bike.For assembly, the directions were clear and concise. All tools are provided to assemble this (2x wrenches, 1x hex key). One piece of advice is to either secure the adjustable wheel support at the far outer edges or not at all when piecing the two halves together. Otherwise, it squeezes the tubes towards each other, making the two halves have an interference fit.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 7, 2024
This bike stand is not as wide as others. So, i was concerned about its sturdiness. It is very sturdy, easy to assemble, and saves space. It is a good value for the price.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 7, 2024
Originally had the version that hooks the front wheel. It didn't work for my bike. However, I gave the seat post model a shot and it's wonderful! We still have the front tire model for my girlfriend's bike and it works well with hers, but this seat post option seems to be more sturdy and well balanced. The casters are amazing. Living in a small apartment, these stands are a life saver.
For reference my bike has 29" wheels, tires are 2.6" wide. My girlfriend's is a 28" but her tires are under 2". I had to modify the velcro tire strap a little bit because it wasn't long enough to reach back to itself and stick. Again an issue with my bike, not necessarily the product. Just get another strap, or what I did was add some of the soft side of velcro on the existing strap, just gave it more room to latch onto.
For reference my bike has 29" wheels, tires are 2.6" wide. My girlfriend's is a 28" but her tires are under 2". I had to modify the velcro tire strap a little bit because it wasn't long enough to reach back to itself and stick. Again an issue with my bike, not necessarily the product. Just get another strap, or what I did was add some of the soft side of velcro on the existing strap, just gave it more room to latch onto.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 29, 2024
I bought these because we were running out of space around the vehicles in the garage. We had just bought the kids larger bikes, and with their smaller bikes, we were already encroaching on the walkway out into the garage from the house. At first, I was concerned that this product seemed extremely light weight. We've had them for over a week now, and so far, everything is going well. The wheels roll nicely on our smooth garage floor and over the brushed driveway, including over the gap between the garage and driveway concrete. The wheel locks prevent the rack from moving when loading/unloading. The bikes feel secure when raised up and do not feel like they will easily fall over.
The kids (14, 11) are easily able to apply the velcro strap around the wheel/frame to secure the front wheel, wheel the bike onto the stand, lift up the bike, and secure the seat post to the stand. We have found that we actually have more room in the garage, less arguing, and even less chances to scratch the vehicles! This is because the stand with the bike is so much easier to maneuver than a bike on wheels. I wish we had purchased these earlier. The kids are instructed to wheel their bikes on the stand outside before removing the bikes from the stand. I wish I had purchased these earlier!
One thing to note is that there needs to be room on the seat post for the stand to support the bike. One of our bikes requires the vertical support to be loosened and lowered to be able to clear the rear reflector on the bike when raising or lowering the bike.
For assembly, the directions were clear and concise. All tools are provided to assemble this (2x wrenches, 1x hex key). One piece of advice is to either secure the adjustable wheel support at the far outer edges or not at all when piecing the two halves together. Otherwise, it squeezes the tubes towards each other, making the two halves have an interference fit.
The kids (14, 11) are easily able to apply the velcro strap around the wheel/frame to secure the front wheel, wheel the bike onto the stand, lift up the bike, and secure the seat post to the stand. We have found that we actually have more room in the garage, less arguing, and even less chances to scratch the vehicles! This is because the stand with the bike is so much easier to maneuver than a bike on wheels. I wish we had purchased these earlier. The kids are instructed to wheel their bikes on the stand outside before removing the bikes from the stand. I wish I had purchased these earlier!
One thing to note is that there needs to be room on the seat post for the stand to support the bike. One of our bikes requires the vertical support to be loosened and lowered to be able to clear the rear reflector on the bike when raising or lowering the bike.
For assembly, the directions were clear and concise. All tools are provided to assemble this (2x wrenches, 1x hex key). One piece of advice is to either secure the adjustable wheel support at the far outer edges or not at all when piecing the two halves together. Otherwise, it squeezes the tubes towards each other, making the two halves have an interference fit.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 11, 2024
I have a small closet at the bottom of stairs with small space by the front door that I was tired of chipping off parts of the wall and scuffing the door and walls with the tire to try and store the bike; and with apartment living, making the most out of your space is crucial. None of the reviews mentioned it’s mobility with small spaces/narrow closest and I’m here to tell you it works. In the video I maneuvered the bike into the closet with one hand while recording with the other hand (so it’s even easier with both!). Due to the limited space at the bottom of the stairs, even without this rack I had to turn the wheel to get the bike to fit. Now that is not a complete ordeal to just get the bike in and out I can’t wait to use it more.
I assembled and put the bike onto the rack by myself. Easy for one person to assemble, but having two people to put the bike on the rack, especially the first time when you need to get the placement for the wheel and back rod for the seat, would be helpful.
Pros: Sturdy (but would not leave in open space to get knocked into), wheels work great, locks on wheel work great, straps are adequate, and overall easy to assemble.
Biggest con: it has two different wrenches and a hex/allen key. When assembling make sure to hold the nut with the wrench while turning the hex/allen key on the other side, otherwise I can see it being very frustrating trying to tighten the nut and bolt for some.
All in all, worth the price 100%.
TL/DR: Perfect For Small, Narrow Spaces | Wrench & Hex/Allen Key Tip
Reviewed in the United States on February 11, 2024
I do not usually write reviews but I had to this time, because this product was so good that I just bought a second one.Reviewed in the United States on February 11, 2024
I have a small closet at the bottom of stairs with small space by the front door that I was tired of chipping off parts of the wall and scuffing the door and walls with the tire to try and store the bike; and with apartment living, making the most out of your space is crucial. None of the reviews mentioned it’s mobility with small spaces/narrow closest and I’m here to tell you it works. In the video I maneuvered the bike into the closet with one hand while recording with the other hand (so it’s even easier with both!). Due to the limited space at the bottom of the stairs, even without this rack I had to turn the wheel to get the bike to fit. Now that is not a complete ordeal to just get the bike in and out I can’t wait to use it more.
I assembled and put the bike onto the rack by myself. Easy for one person to assemble, but having two people to put the bike on the rack, especially the first time when you need to get the placement for the wheel and back rod for the seat, would be helpful.
Pros: Sturdy (but would not leave in open space to get knocked into), wheels work great, locks on wheel work great, straps are adequate, and overall easy to assemble.
Biggest con: it has two different wrenches and a hex/allen key. When assembling make sure to hold the nut with the wrench while turning the hex/allen key on the other side, otherwise I can see it being very frustrating trying to tighten the nut and bolt for some.
All in all, worth the price 100%.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 6, 2024
Reviewed in the United States on May 1, 2024
Reviewed in the United States on April 5, 2024
