I was asked to create a bicycle storage area at my place of employment.
After researching dozens of scenarios and products, I was able to
maximize the space available. I switched and alter direction of the
the stand and now house ten bicycles in the area that only accommodated
4-5. They were shipped promptly and are surprisingly sturdy.

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I'd call this product almost perfect for two reasons. 1)the put-together was a little bit tricky. Parts didn't exactly match up with other parts, requiring a little more skill and effort than the product description suggested. 2) there could be more space between the two stands. I currently have my mountain bike (with the wide wings on the bars) and my road bike side by side. I guess I could put one in backward to avoid the bar collision problem. Other than that, the stand does make my life easier and my garage neater, and offers a level of protection in that it keeps my bikes from hitting the floor as they occasionally did.

This, after much research, proved to be the sturdiest, widest at the tire insert, and yet cheapest of the 2-bike floor racks.

Relatively inexpensive. Does o.k. with small bikes. A little bit of a pain to put together.

The bike stand was purchased to carry bicycles in my pickup. In the past, when I leaned them against the side rails, the paint got nicked. If they were laid down, the gears could get damaged. The trailer hitch set-up didn't appeal to me, so I bought this and built a wooden frame to hold it in place in the bed. The bike stand stays in place with a bag of sand over the base frame and bungee cords to hold the bikes upright on turns. Works great!

When assembling the parts, bolt them all together loosely at first. The "S" shaped arms may need to be swapped end-to-end as the bends aren't quite perfect. When you are satisfied with the result and it is level, then tighten the bolts. It definitely holds the bikes without needing a kickstand. Do note that the front wheel should go into the stand, as the rear wheel gears will hit otherwise.