- Material: Alloy Steel
- Color: Black
- Finish Type: Powder Coated
- Assembly Required: Yes
- Mounting Type: Wall Mount
- Ideal bicycle storage solution for apartments, homes, garages and sheds
- Soft rubber contact points protect frame finishes
- Storage system fits most road bikes, cyclocross bikes, hybrid bikes, and XC mountain bikes
- Frame cradles safely accommodate most any frame tube shape
- Design independently adjusts arms horizontally and vertically to position your bike perfectly
- Durable anodized aluminum maintains a long-term clean finish
- Cradles adjust horizontally 8β³-12β³ (20.3-30.5cm) from wall
- Cradles adjust vertically 7β³ (17.8cm)
- Mounts to a standard wall stud – hardware included



























BVIKE –
I have a full suspension Specialized Epic mountain bike that has a very challenging frame to fit for a bike wall rack. I used to use a frame adapter bar just to hang my bike on the garage wall, which was a real pain every-time I needed to take down or re-hang the bike. I just ordered this Feedback Sports Velo Wall 2D rack (silver color) from Amazon, and am very impressed with it. It has a sleek, modern design, and both arms adjust up-and-down, as well as in and out, allowing you to tailor the fit exactly to your bike frame dimensions, and to snug your bike up as close against the wall as possible. The frame holders are made of a nice soft (but durable) rubber material, so its really impossible for it to scratch or damage your frame. Installation was easy, and took about 10 minutes from the start to my bike hanging on the wall, perfectly balanced. As long as you have a good stud-finder and a drill, its a piece of cake. My only possible complaint about the design is that you cannot fold the arms back along with wall to save space (and avoid bumping into it) when the bike is not on the rack. However, given the hassle I faced with my previous bike wall hanger, its worth the trade-off.
Rivington –
Bottom line is that this Velo Wall Rack works as illustrated and is reasonably well made and sturdy enough to support an average full size bike. However, the assembly instructions are in adequate and if you don’t have much mechanical ability, the instructions will be of little help. Also note that the arms are not quite long enough for the handlebars of a flat bar bike to avoid touching the wall on which it is mounted. Consequently, the front wheel cannot be in line with the rear and needs to be turned enough to allow the handlebars to clear the wall.
I.G. Man –
Works perfectly for my bike. My wifeβs bike hangs a few degrees out of level thanks to the steep angle of the bike bar that rests on the wall rack. When installing the rack flush to the wall, there isnβt much room to install the hanger barβs screws (I stripped one of the screws). Suggest bolting a 2×4 piece of wood to the wall, then bolting the rack to the 2×4. Doing this will make it easier to tighten/adjust the hanger bar screws.
Raybador –
Nicely made – looks good on the wall. Fairly simple to install. Took some experimenting to figure out how the βarmsβ attach – bigger diagrams and more instructions would help Sturdy when screwed into studs. (Overkill for my 19 lb road bike)
Mike & Carolyn M –
Have used this bike rack for two years. It is easy to assemble, install and use. Store a bike just under 30 lbs on the rack. The only problem, if that if the bike is repositioned several times while stored, one of the two rubber ends may move approximately 1/2 inch. When this happens, I remove the bike and push the end back in place. Have considered glueing or screwing the ends in place, havenβt attempted this yet.
K-rod –
It is very sturdy and easy to mount on wall
J.P. –
Though the rack took a little bit of know how, it was easy to install. We have a very small two car garage and needed to hang the bikes out of the way. The rack look awesome and work great!
Hark singh –
The bike I have is a Specialized Allez Sport, so it is naturally a light bike at around only 20lbs. This bike is on and off of the wall all throughout the day as I go to work and around town. It doesn’t creak or anything and shows no sign of wear and tear as of yet, several months later. It is rated for more weight than my bike, but many others with heavier bikes seem to be having issues.