Can I use this as a bike storage stand that I put away, for long time use?
839640
I put my bike on it after each ride. Works great for storing it and keeps it up off the floor and away from potential damages.
839641
Hi Hilltop, this line, the PCS-10 is heavy duty and assuming you're using it to "hold" your normal single seat street bike, yes, this one should be able to hold it for a long time..ie, it won't bend or "kink". The metal tubing is thick and strong.
839642
Yes, though its "footprint" might take up a bit more space than you would like.
839643
There is no reason why you couldn't. Except the stand takes up more space than your bike would by itself. If I had the space for it I would display the bike on the stand in my living room. I don't know about yours, but my bike looks cool!
839644
Yes, though my bike is carbon fiber and I simply don't maximize the squeeze clamp as though I were working on it. Just enough to hold it.
945122
The rack could be taken apart apart and stored in the original box but it would be more trouble than I would be willing to take. You would also have to open the box more carefully than I did so you would have the original box intact.
945121
The rack can definitely be taken apart and stored, but you'll need to find another box. The one it came in is too flimsy. I just tied the pieces together with wire and stored it as-is in ten my attic. I did keep the base put together
715415
Bike stand can only hold so much weight. I wouldn't keep the bike in the stand to long, it may bend the plastic.
2098135
I wouldn't use it to store anything unless you attach it to the door with the provided screws. The rack is flimsy and doesn't work with the over-the-door brackets. I returned the one we received.
1491394
I believe you can but it would have ribs that way that will not let your items sit properly. Best use as is designed
1805584
You could easily use the section of the stand as a less-visible storage area. It really is a great stand - I love it.
1006338
Our family has used our stand for all kinds of bikes. I would think unless your bike is as heavy as a small mo=ped you should be good. it's pretty substantial and the height can be adjusted to about 5'7". Hope that helps.
2046809
I believe you could, but since I have watched a friend work on his bike I don't think this will give you the freedom to move around like a rack that is made for repairs. I would not buy it for that purpose.
931762
Don't see why not, Unless it it is super heavy. The shelves aren't exactly steel. I will mention that the shelves provide a lot of structural support, and there's a little piece of wood that runs along that back that I would leave in when removing the shelf.
1110953
I'm sure you can. I haven't used it because it's in our guest cottage, but it is on a wooden stand.
1753383
I use it for storing my bike because I don't want to use the "kick stand" everyday. The chain & back wheel will move freely. Great for lubing the chain. The front wheel will be on the ground & will not move. Hope this helps.
1765540
Yes. I bought this shed specifically to store my BikeE RX model recumbent bicycle. Because it has higher handlebars, than my other bike in the shed, I have to lean the bike to one side to clear the top supports in the storage shed. They do, however, both fit. If not for the fact that I have to lean my recumbent bike against the other bike, I might have enough room for a third bike. So far, so good... TrulyGreenSolution(dot)com http://www.TrulyGreenSolution.com
1087551
It is a bench, so it should hold weight, I am on the heavy side, so I wouldn't chance it, but then I didn't buy it for that, it is a storage for my crafts.
662638
Probably could, but it is not the sturdiest stand. I only use it to hold my bike upright.
1699489
Yes. Go for it. I don't think you can go wrong with this sturdy rack/bar and if you get good use of it outside, that's best. It will most likely take a hit over time from being in the elements, but nothing wrong with that. Mother Nature is indiscriminate.
2143480
Jeff, if I was planning on aging a earthquake, I'd might think of strapping it to the wall. Other than an earthquake, I find the bike stacker to be very stable. Mine has been in my garage with two adult bikes stored on it for about two years, and I couldn't be happier.