Customer Reviews for VEVOR Floor Bike Rack, 9 Holders All-Steel Grid Bike Rack, 111" Length Single-Side Storage Stand, Sturdy Base and Used for Outside Occasions, Schools, Garages, Front Yards, Backyards, Bike Events

Craftsmanship was better than expected…assembled quickly and looks good holds up well to elements.

I bought this for a nonprofit center so patrons could park their bikes safely. They had been chaining bikes to the gas meter, not so safe. It was easy to assemble, good quality, had all its fasteners and easy instructions. Everything I've ever bought from Vevor was well engineered and was a one person assembly.

VEVOR 10 Holders Floor Bike Rack, 59" Length All-Steel Grid Bike Rack, 10-Bike Capacity Dual-Side Storage Stand for Garages Streets Yards Bike Events Unit is as described and arrived on time. Good Price and Quick shipping.

Easy installation. We have 4 bikes. This easily keeps them upright.

Very good quality. Works as expected.

the price is great - we are using two of these for our servants of shelter units - very sturdy -

If it wasn't for the lack of instructions, I would rate it higher. I had to figure out the assembly by looking at pictures of the product assembled online in order to put it together.

Los tubos verticales separadores de las ruedas de las bicicletas, solo está soldado con dos puntos, tanto arriba como abajo, dejando huecos por lo que puede entrar agua y provocar oxidación. Tampoco dan una solución para anclarlo al suelo, eso sí, te regalan una cinta métrica de 3m, no se porque!!

a bit on the flimsy side. seems like it will quickly rust. saying that, the price is right, i would still recomend.

This is a good light duty rack. I am not sure how well it would stand up to the outdoors. I have installed three and may buy more for an indoor bike room. The instructions were a bit clumsy to use but the picture shows the position of all the components and it went together fairly easily. Was supposed to come with a wrench but instead there was a useless tape measure. It came with a tiny philips screwdriver but too small to apply any kind of torque. Have a decent philips with a small tip. A deep 10mm socket on a ratchet wrench or a 10 mm nut driver or a box wrench is necessary. As I said no wrench was included as anticipated. Also the end caps to keep water etc out of the pipes do not go in by hand. A hammer, either with a steel peen or urethane mallet are needed. There are small washers that go under the nuts. Washers that held the nut as you tighten the screws would have been a lot easier. Also, one of the pipes were dented making it unable to be joined to the next. Fortunately we had a plier that allowed us the pull the dent out. So, phillips, 10mm wrench, pliers and hammer are necessary. If we need one or two more, I have no hesitancy getting these identical units.