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An excellent bike rack. I bought two rather than a double. It means they can be spaced to suit the bikes. Unlike all the other bike racks I've bought this holds the bike - whatever the weight - securely and without potentially damaging the spokes or the gears. Shown in the photo the racks are supporting a lightweight and a heavyweight eBike, one by the rear tyre and one by the front. Both are rock steady and will not tip over. The rack was equally good at supporting a skinny-wheeled superlightweight hybrid, where the gear mechanism has fouled other racks.I cannot fault these, and believe me, I've tried most of the alternatives. Assembly took less than a minute, for both, and everything just slotted into place and fitted. At about £15 this was less expensive than apparently identical items and represents excellent value.Just buy it ... you won't be disappointed.

Good quality item, perfect for my hybrid bike. Great value. Arrived quickly.

Needed a Bike Stand for my Sons Mid Size Moutian Bike outside under cover.Previous bought one of those V design stands that you screw into a wall for the Front (or Back) Wheel to be placed in but the 'V' was too narrow for the Fatter MTB Tyres.Took a gamble on this and its one of the best Bike purchases I've ever made.Puts together in 20 Seconds!Firstly it's a very clean and pleasing design.No drilling, Bolts, Screws or Tools needed.Reversed the Bike into it and the Wheels fitted in the slot like a Glove.Then put the excellent Faireach Bike Cover over to protect the Bike (and stand)It'll take something exceptional to topple this over, I've given it a firm push and nothing, we've also had some strong winds and with the Bike Cover making the silhouette a more 'solid' structure to topple it remained firm.You could secure it down with a Saddle Clamp over the Legs and Screwed into the Ground but there really is no need.I like its portability so you can put it anywhere, in or outside the home.Just remember this is not a security device, just a stand and if you have thinner tyres say for a Road or Hybrid Bike it may be less sturdy as the key to it success is the way the fatter tyres 'lock' into the upright.

Although you can generally 'get by' without any kind of bike storage stand, simply propping up a bike against something can be awkward, and at times a bike can annoyingly fall over and get damaged or scuffed.A dedicated Bike Stand, however, is designed to support a bike securely, and this particular one - which I’d describe as relatively ‘cheap and cheerful’ and which incidentally hails NOT from “Oxford” but from China (it's Made in China) - performs pretty well and is ideal for storing a bike safely and securely in an upright position without having to lean it on anything. The product is described as a ‘bike display stand’ but unless you’ve got a bike shop, you’ll most likely be using it as simple storage stand.If you’ve got any kind of Rear or Pannier Rack on your bike though, be mindful that this particular Stand might just clash with it … the underside of the Rear Rack on my Medium-Sized Hybrid Bike Frame clears the rear ‘upright supports’ of the Stand by literally just a few millimetres. However, I’ve found that the Stand seems to work just as well when used with the bike’s Front Wheel, but it’s perhaps slightly less stable this way - partly I guess, because the Rear section of a bike is more ‘rigid’ than the Front and slightly heavier, but it can otherwise be used with either wheel.

Works a treat!Used it in the van for a bit and was absolutely fine. Tied it to the tie straps and it kept the bike upright.Now just used in the garage, but having upgraded to a 2.6 rear tyre this is a tight fit but it does work (Michelin E-Wild).Light weight and sturdy.