Feedback Sports Velo Hinge Pivoting Bike Storage Hook

These greatly helped me organize my garage! They look great, are sturdy, and come packaged nice and compact. They come with five black screws. These hooks are spaced 32 inches apart, directly on wall studs. Do not try to use drywall anchors, the weight of the bike will rip them right out (I tried this on the first hook I installed, and learned real quick). Put these guys right on the studs and they'll hold super firm.

The Feedback Sports Velo Hinge Wall Rack is a space-saving and practical solution for bike storage. Its hinge design allows you to swing the bike against the wall when not in use, freeing up valuable floor space. Installation was relatively straightforward, and it felt secure once mounted. The rack is well-built and can accommodate various bike sizes and styles, making it versatile for different users. However, the price point might be a bit high for some, considering it's a relatively simple piece of equipment. Overall, it's an effective bike storage solution for those with limited space and a willingness to invest in a quality product.

I bought two of these for two 27.5" mountain bikes running Maxxis Minion DHF in the front, one a 2.5" wide and the other a 2.3" wide. The hook on this thing is really tight and take a little work to get it to slip through the rim.Other than that, they are really nice and work pretty well. They pivot as intended and the bikes tuck up nice and tight against the wall, saving a ton of space. It also lets me stack stuff under the bikes. I wish the lower tire bumper was a bit taller so that the rear tire stays in place a bit better. If you move the bike in the right way its easy for the rear tire to jump off the bumper and start free swinging. I may put some spacers between the bumper and the wall to stand them off an extra 1" or so.

Pros:- Allows hanging bikes at an angle to reduce space needed- Really easy to install and hang bikes- Solid construction and you can switch the hinge to swing left or right- Even my deeper CX rim with 32mm tires fit just fine.Cons:- Tire slips off base plate and onto the wall on occasion. You have to be very deliberate when moving on the hinge.- Bikes don't actually get that close to the wall when spacing 16" (stud width) apart. A single road bike when angled is only 18" off the wall, but after 3 next to each other, you can see they are more like 30" from the wall.To summarize, I almost bought a very similar rack for $70/mount. The price tag led me to purchase this one and I'm not disappointed at all. I believe the $70 option would have had less cons than I listed, but I wasn't willing to pay an extra $200+ for those extras. If I had only been buying one or two, maybe I would have bought the nice one.Update:I have re-spaced the hinge to 2 studs wide (32") and my bike fit much more flush against the wall. I'm now able to more easily fit into the garage with working about smashing my bikes.

Easily installed into garage studs and works with a gravel bike, fixie, and a 26" MTB. Top tip: the instructions say to drill a 1/8" pilot hole but I found that too tight to easily screw the included screws into the stud. I used 9/64" instead and it's been fine. Proceed at your own risk!

We are just completing the process of finishing our basement - its run several months late which has really frustrated us at times. However, the silver lining to the situation, is that, if the project had been finished back in September when we had been promised the Velo Hinge storage hook would not have been available yet. This is the simplest and most effective wall storage device that I have seen - it is so simple I don't know why I haven't seen the likes of it before. I was able to put up 4 bikes spaced 16" apart and only the handlebars protrude off the wall any significant distance. My widest bars (720mm) end about 31" off the wall.For people that don't know, Feedback Sports is a great company to deal with. I've been using their repair stands now for 15 years, and the one time I needed a replacement part for a stand that was 12 years old, they were extremely helpful. Great customer service will always get my loyalty.For as much as I love this product, there are a few things I would suggest for improvement in the next iteration:1) This should be available in both a short hook and a long hook configuration. My 2.35 29er mountain bike tires don't fit in these hooks, and a 2.25" 27.5 tire is really tight. I'd really prefer not to have to order 3 long hooks after purchasing the main product.2) The bumper for the bottom wheel needs to be taller. I'm sure the low profile one that comes with the kit is more aesthetically pleasing, but the bigger mountain bike tires roll over this bumper pretty easily when opening/closing the hinge. I'm going to see if I can find a substitute for this just to make life even easier.3) Re-design the plate so that it can adjust in the vertical plane. It is really hard to foresee how the handlebars of adjacent bikes will align. I'd definitely pay more money to be able to mount the hook and then slide it up and down to fine-tune the position of the bikes relative to one another. I've got a bunch of holes in the wall that have to be patched now, but it is still completely worth it for the space that was saved.Product suggestions aside, I'm really glad I stumbled on the Velo Hinge Storage Hook the night I had to make a decision on how to hang the bikes in the basement - the space saving is significant and leaves much more empty space in my workshop for other stuff.

I don't usually leave reviews but these wall hangers are so awesome I just have to spread the word. So much less expensive than other swivel bike hangers and they work as well as you would hope. Make sure when you install that your bikes rear tire isn't touching the ground or it won't swivel as smoothly. Fits even my 2.3 mtb tires but it is trickier to fit than with my road bike.

We needed hinged bike hooks in our garage for our bikes to fit behind the car.These are very sturdy. Loosen one bolt and you can change the "direction" of the hinge from right to left.Make sure you mount these high enough so the rear wheel is off the ground.The only complaint is that they ship with a thing that looks like a handle that you mount near where the rear wheel will touch the wall .. that handle thing is so small it's hardly useful.

Easy enough to screw to the wall if you have a decent drill/electric screwdriver. It did take 2 people though, but only because I needed one person to hold the bike up against the wall so I could figure out the best place to mount the hook (the install guide says to mount it 6' up the wall, but that's too high for what I wanted). The actual install only needed myself and a drill/screwdriver.I wasn't sure what the lower-bracket part was for, so at first I didn;t even bother attaching that, but then on first use I realised it's so the bottom bike wheel has something to push against when you fold the bike against the wall. But again that's an easy attachment.The hook can easily be flipped before mounting so you can fold the bike either left or right.Yeah, it's a good, simple bit of kit. Unobtrusive when the bike is not hung up, and keeps the bike folded out of the way when it's hooked onto the wall.Does exactly what I wanted at a good price.

a bit expensive but the space saving is tremendous

Ottimo prodotto, come tutti quelli di Feedback Sports. Ha un solo "difetto": non è adatto a mountain bike con gomme e cerchi grossi. Per queste esiste l'apposito gancio di ricambio che, però, è quasi impossibile da trovare sul mercato europeo....

De excelentes materiales. Cuenta con los los tornillos para el anclaje (son pijas para madera) para si lo quieres colocar en un muro de tabique u otro material consideres los tornillos respectivos. Cumple con su funcion de colgar la bicicleta y el ahorro de espacio. Sin maltratar o rayar tu bici o rines.