Are the bar holders adjustable so that you can lower them so shorter people, while laying flat, don't have a problem racking after benching?
1507555
Yes, they are Adjustable, I am still using mine. for the price it is not bad.
471648
No... The rack stays perfectly stationary because of the hitch-mount receiver bolt. Even during highway speeds. I do however recommend using a strap to lash the bicycles to the support bar. Otherwise, the bike(s) will sway on the rack extension. A 1" adjustable nylon strap(about 6') works fine for me.
2079672
No! The front legs are adjustable but the bar in the back can't be lowered.
1818330
Yes. There are plastic stoppers that will snap around grooves in the bars. You can even make the counter lower if you don't mind the tops of the shorter bars poking through. The one piece of advice I'll give is that it's important to preconceive how high you want the lower shelves. You can make adjustments later, but the whole unit is put together from the bottom up so if you want to adjust the height you have to disassemble the unit from the top.
828546
The height of the user can vary since you can extend the upright bars to the handles. However, this is not a big sturdy unit. Would not suggest it be used for a larger person.
1788432
It has a push button release on each upright that allows you to adjust to two different heights. The photo shows the rack at the high position. The low position is approx. 8" lower.
342355
Bar was placed in afterwards. The mounts flex slightly and U can adjust the bar up or down. I tried mine in both positions.
1845936
I have an angled seat post and it sets level on my bike. If your post is vertical the rack would be at a slightly upwards angle.
1540486
Yes, they are free to adjust anywhere along the bar's length. Pay attention to the vertical clearance requirement!
1082926
Yes depending on where you place the adjustable arms you can load some things from the rear...dead center there is a vertical brass bar that would prevent loading the center of the racks
1098738
I get about 45" when I measure. I measured from the floor to the top of the first post. Then I measured the four inches left above the adjustable bar. It is possible that when lowered it will slide an inch (or so) below the 45". I can't lower my rack right now to measure it specifically (while it's lowered) for you.
1456686
They can be flattened. The back side that attaches to the rack has a stiff plastic that deflects but defiantly does not roll up.
960078
Yes, you are able to re-position the bars to be higher or lower.. so you can make it fit how you'd like.
1212765
No. Its two seperate pieces- the bench and the weight rack. You can adjust the height on the weight rack.
1720595
Yes. I lowered it slowly but the rack had no problems. The bikes didn't touch the ground for me that I remember.
665670
If u notice you can store plates at the bottom of the stands. This feature makes it even more sturdy. So u can rack a considerable amout of weight. I biggest complaint is it's built more for squaring than for benching. My bench sits way to low which makes benching more difficult.
2013937
I don't believe it declines. There is no bar holder so it's not a typical bench press. Works best for dumbbell