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Delta Michelangelo Two-Bike Gravity Stand | 
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| Brand: Delta
Category: Sports
Department: Storage and Display racks
List Price: $79.99
Buy New: $49.99
You Save: $30.00 (38%)
New (15) from $49.99
Rating:  67 reviews
Sales Rank: 882
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Batteries Included: No
Shipping Weight (lbs): 15.5
Dimensions (in): 28 x 12.5 x 4
MPN: RS6002 (4/CASE)
Model: RS6003
UPC: 799403207702
EAN: 0799403207702
ASIN: B000ACAM38
Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours
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| Features:
| • | Gravity-based dual bike rack--requires no drilling into wall | | • | Independent adjustable arms can accommodate any style bike | | • | Leans against the wall and has rubber-tipped legs that keep it in place on the floor | | • | Maximum load of 100 pounds | | • | Easy to assemble; required hardware included |
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Product Description
Powder-coat finish with independently adjustable arms holds 2 bikes. Leans against the wall with no attachments. Easy to assemble, tools included.
Amazon.com Product Description
Store your bikes out of the way and keep your floor free from clutter with the ingenious Delta Michelangelo dual bike stand. Because it relies on gravity and requires no drilling into the walls, it's a great choice for apartments and homes. It leans against the wall and has rubber-tipped legs that keep it in place on the floor. The independently adjustable arms can accommodate any style bike. It can hold a maximum of 100 pounds (50 pounds per bike). Perfect for any indoor environment, this stylish rack features a silver epoxy powdercoat. It's easy to assemble and comes with required hardware, printed instructions, and a lifetime guarantee against defects. About Delta Cycle
For more than 20 years, Delta Cycle has created useful cycling products with a mission to make an innovative difference. The company works hard to make their products better and deliver superior value. Delta Cycle offers only a small, concentrated product line that represents the best there is in each category.
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| Customer Reviews:
Showing reviews 1-5 of 67
 works for me September 3, 2010
Philip Levine (New York)
Like most of you I researched reviews of all the bike storage racks until I was sick of it. This rack fit the bill for me. I have a small room maybe 10' by 6'and that was the only place I had for bikes. My girlfriend's bike was there but there was no room for mine. My only other option was to keep it out of doors and to me that was unacceptable. After all, this is my steed. This rack went together easily and supports my bike up high. My girlfriend's bike sits at the base of the rack on the floor - no need to place it on the brackets. I didn't need to fasten it to the wall either. Great solution for us - me and my steed.
great bike rack August 9, 2010
E. Martinez
perfect bike rack for two bikes in the garage without drilling or finding anchor points in the wall.
Good construction for a good price August 4, 2010
Cplus
I bought this storage rack for my apartment and it works very well. It was easy to construct and is surprisingly sturdy. I expected cheaply made aluminum bars but they are nice and thick. It fits my two bikes perfectly. I would certainly recommend this to someone who needs a inexpensive and non-obtrusive bike rack.
 a good buy for 50 bucks July 28, 2010
Mountains
Pros: lightweight, easy to (dis)assemble & transport (I move frequently), low price, fits over my electric baseboard heater, won't damage the wall or the bikes
Cons: wobbly if not anchored to the wall (I put my second bike on the floor rather than on the stand), the hooks are held in place by rubber washers rather than screws (mentioned in other reviews - probably an improvement, but still pretty flimsy)
Summary: About what I expected for the price...
 Sturdy, but... July 9, 2010
cutiepie31 (Hatboro, PA United States)
This unit is compact, very sturdy and very easy to assemble (less than 10 min). Even with a full-sized bike on the upper level, I did not feel a need to fasten the unit to my garage wall.
However, the unit is obviously meant for two men's bikes, or possibly two women's, but not a mix of both. A man's bike with a horizontal crossbar hangs very easily. But when a women's bike with an angled crossbar is added the unit becomes unstable because of the uneven weight. We solved this by not hanging my bike (woman's) and instead just propping it up on the lower level. This works for us, but might cause a problem if space is an issue on the lower level, since the bottom bike then juts out a little further than it would if it were hung. Since space was my issue in the first place, I can only assign a mediocre rating. If you have two matching bikes, you will most likely rate this rack higher.
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