Would this support my 45lb mountain bike ?
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My bike weighs 36lbs and is holding it very well I would think it would hold a 45 lb bike fine
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It dod not support mine, it kept falling out of the wall before I even put the bike up. I had it screwed into a stud support and everything.
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i couldnt say with 100% certainty, but... i had my hybrid on mine and it held up, not sure how much my hybrid weighs. i will say this though... i didnt have a electric screwdriver or drill, so i couldnt get the screws all the way in and it hung out from the wall a little bit. but i imagine if you had it in tight it would hold it no problem
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I have a specialized hybrid (which is likely heavier than your bike) and this supports mine just fine. It's great.
1713912
While I have not used this stand with a mountain bike I have used it with my 20+ year old steel framed commuter bike. It handles this this load with ease. Based on my own experience with the stand and what some of the reviews state, I believe it will support a mountain bike.
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Don't know - it looks very substantial, though. l would guess that if your bike can hold your weight, then the trainer will hold both you and the bike. I suggest contacting the manufacturer if you are worried.
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I would think so, but it might be a little unstable if it got bumped...all the support is in the centre. Keep the straps further apart and you should be fine. Hope that helps!
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If you have some type of frame probably no problem....as you raise bike Make sure balance is stable. Good luck , I really like mine(heavy, FXDL).
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I'm sure it could handle the weight, I've checked in the bike as luggage but bought a bag for it. HTH
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It would depend how deep your dolly is...the bike rack extends out about 2feet
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It should be fine unless you have large hubs. The pins are pretty long so they should fit most standard mountain bikes and even 29'ers.
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Mine works fine on my 30lbs mountain bike as long as you extend the feet enough to keep it from falling over. I paid extra for one that folds up out of the way when not in use, but the 4 legs gotta spread out on my uneven basement floor. Simple physics I guess!! -- Johnny B
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It supports my 30lb bike fine, but not sure I'd feel comfortable adding another 40lbs to it. Sorry I don't have another recommendation.
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It will definitely hold. This stand is much sturdier than it looks. I've used it on all of our families 5+ bikes, as well as friends bikes, all with lots of accessories, U-locks, etc. It has never been anywhere near unstable.
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Yes it will. I have a 29 Mtn bike that I use the item on currently. I hope this helps.
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Hello Mary, As long as the top bar has 15" of clearance for the horizontal supports you should be good to go. I carry two drop tube bikes on mine and because it's high off the ground there is plenty of clearance.
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I use it only for mountain bikes, it holds my 26 inch bike very well. I would not recommend it for a 29er though, it's not as stable with that bike.
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It should hold your bikes, but I would call the company's tech support and ask them. phone number is 888-722-5240
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Wing K is right about this being a very good stand but it might be asking it too much to hold +80 lbs. My 30 lbs MTB is very secure in it but it has slipped in it.