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Maximize space with the Wall Ride Bicycle Storage Hook — a sleek, vertical bike rack that mounts easily to any wall. Perfect for apartments, garages, or small spaces, this minimalist bike hook keeps your ride safe, secure, and off the floor.
From road bikes to mountain bikes, the Wall Ride fits most tire widths up to 3.75". Its steel construction holds up to 100 lbs, making it the perfect space-saving bike storage option for apartments, garages, or tight hallways.
Overall rating: 4.866667 / 5 from 15 reviews.
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"The Delta bicycle storage hook seems to work just fine. I mounted the hook in my garage. I tried the wall anchors first but they just didn�t work. I would use some heavy duty anchors if a stud is not available. The hook is sturdy enough, just turn the bicycle wheel so that you are not resting on a spoke. The wheel guard is nice to keep tire marks off the wall."
"The Delta bicycle storage hook seems to work just fine. I mounted the hook in my garage. I tried the wall anchors first but they just didn�t work. I would use some heavy duty anchors if a stud is not available. The hook is sturdy enough, just turn the bicycle wheel so that you are not resting on a spoke. The wheel guard is nice to keep tire marks off the wall."
"This is such an incredible system for hanging your bike on the wall in a vertical position. It holds up to a 100 lb bike. It is a heavy-duty mount system. Any kind of bike that has tires that are less than 3.75 in. wide works. The soft lined hook is designed so that it won't mark up your bikes frame. If you install the full-length wheel guard it will keep your walls protected too. Installation is very simple because it only takes drilling two screws into a stud. It can also be installed on a concrete basement wall. Parts are included to allow you to do that. The hook also turns 90 degrees so you can hang anything from it."
"This is such an incredible system for hanging your bike on the wall in a vertical position. It holds up to a 100 lb bike. It is a heavy-duty mount system. Any kind of bike that has tires that are less than 3.75 in. wide works. The soft lined hook is designed so that it won't mark up your bikes frame. If you install the full-length wheel guard it will keep your walls protected too. Installation is very simple because it only takes drilling two screws into a stud. It can also be installed on a concrete basement wall. Parts are included to allow you to do that. The hook also turns 90 degrees so you can hang anything from it."
"This Delta bicycle storage hook is simple and easy to use. It can simply be mounted to the wall, into a stud, and can hold a bicycle up to a hundred pounds. It has a D ring to lock your bike to it and also a fabric strip that hangs down so you can keep your tires off the wall and not mark up any paint. An easy way to get the bike off the floor and out of the way."
"This Delta bicycle storage hook is simple and easy to use. It can simply be mounted to the wall, into a stud, and can hold a bicycle up to a hundred pounds. It has a D ring to lock your bike to it and also a fabric strip that hangs down so you can keep your tires off the wall and not mark up any paint. An easy way to get the bike off the floor and out of the way."
"This bike holder has a nice big hook to hold the wheel. The hook is a thin plastic shell around a metal wire that looks more heavy duty that it really is but it's adequate. There is a green silicone strip on the hook to protect your bike wheel from scratching. The hook plate is a fairly heavy gauge steel plate wrapped in plastic. The lock hook is overkill heavy duty because the screws holding the plate on the wall are not that big but they are adequate. The screws are soft - be careful not to strip the head like I did. The polyester strip to keep your wall clean is an interesting gimmick but I think it's unnecessary. The hook has some indents to keep it in certain positions for ease of getting your tire in and out but the indents are not stiff enough with makes bike removal a bit tedious."
"This bike holder has a nice big hook to hold the wheel. The hook is a thin plastic shell around a metal wire that looks more heavy duty that it really is but it's adequate. There is a green silicone strip on the hook to protect your bike wheel from scratching. The hook plate is a fairly heavy gauge steel plate wrapped in plastic. The lock hook is overkill heavy duty because the screws holding the plate on the wall are not that big but they are adequate. The screws are soft - be careful not to strip the head like I did. The polyester strip to keep your wall clean is an interesting gimmick but I think it's unnecessary. The hook has some indents to keep it in certain positions for ease of getting your tire in and out but the indents are not stiff enough with makes bike removal a bit tedious."
"Installing a vertical bike storage hook is incredibly easy. You can mount it anywhere on your wall, regardless of the height, instead of just at the bottom. You can even customize the installation to fit your bicycle�s size and the available space on your wall. I personally didn�t use zinc screws because they damaged the hook�s head after installation. Instead, I opted for wood screws, which are more durable and don�t require drilling holes before installation. This gives you more flexibility compared to using only zinc screws. Additionally, I wish I could have used hardboard instead of soft scuffing, as it would prevent wet wheels from damaging the wall."
"Installing a vertical bike storage hook is incredibly easy. You can mount it anywhere on your wall, regardless of the height, instead of just at the bottom. You can even customize the installation to fit your bicycle�s size and the available space on your wall. I personally didn�t use zinc screws because they damaged the hook�s head after installation. Instead, I opted for wood screws, which are more durable and don�t require drilling holes before installation. This gives you more flexibility compared to using only zinc screws. Additionally, I wish I could have used hardboard instead of soft scuffing, as it would prevent wet wheels from damaging the wall."
