Easy to install and super convenient.

Easy to install and super convenient.  Read Less

I never write reviews but having read many of the previous posts, and purchasing the product based on those, felt a few points ...  Read More

I never write reviews but having read many of the previous posts, and purchasing the product based on those, felt a few points could be made about 2 design flaws that I remedied for about $3.00 in hardware. I'm sure the flaws could be remedied in a cleaner fashion but had they been incorporated in the first place I'd have bought this stand for $45 or $50 and given it 5 stars. Overall I agree with the prior reviews that it is made of high quality steel / plastic and that all hardware is top notch. Having 2 mounting brackets provided was awesome, 1 for a workstation inside and 1 for a washstand out.For context, I ride a full suspension mountain bike with beefy 130mm front forks. The bike is light in context but a tank compared to a modern road bike.Flaw #1The plastic mount that sits into the V on the wall bracket does not clamp down on the metal tube with sufficient torque to keep the rack from rotating in the bracket. This is particularly evident when the bike is rotated front-end up to a high angle. The first picture is an exaggeration of this for demonstration purposes. Believe me, I torqued it down. I fixed this by cross drilling a hole vertically through the tube where it inserts into the bracket and inserting a 3/8 x 4 bolt. Pictures 2 & 3 illustrate this. Please note you will have to drill through the plastic bracket as well. This further secured the tube into the bracket and kept it from twisting.Flaw #2With #1 fixed the bracket that sits in the V would ride up in the V when working on the bike. Simple solution was to drill 2 holes in the metal (not easy - it is high quality metal) and insert a U bolt to keep the bracket secured. Picture #4 & 5 show this.Hope this helps.  Read Less