"LARGE MENTAL HOOKS", very good to hang bikes with or whatever you have.
922041
They are very good hooks what more can I say. Just make sure to catch the wooden studs. Very sturdy.
4767284
The rack was easy to mount (with a hammer drill and tapcons), and is solid as can be. We have just 2 beach cruisers hanging and could add one, possibly two more bikes, but no chance at 6. Maybe road bikes with short-span handlebars?

The hooks are of good quality, though the rubber is wearing off against the spokes after 4 months.
4408700
First of all, the hooks are pictured upside down on Amazon. I have no idea why. The skinny part of the hook goes on the rack, and the wider part is where you can hang things. We put these in our garage to hang our garden gloves, hoses, and all kinds of other outdoor things on, and they work great! Very strong hooks that fit well on our chrome wire racks. Zero complaints.
741801
You wouldn't think these would hold a lot of weight but you'd be wrong.  I bought a wall piece, pretty large, and these Hercules hooks work great!  Highly recommend them.
377114
I like that you use it with your own strong hanger, others I've tried have cheap wire hangers in them which bend under the weight if you fill most of the spots.
238433
I am using the hooks to hang things from a free standing wire shelf unit - work great.  I am currently using them for pots and pans and easy access to dog leashes.
840406
Hanger works great for my bike, which is not the standard bike and was quite difficult to hang before. The ability to move the 2 arms in several positions made all the difference.  It was worth the higher cost for this bike hanger simply because it works well for my bike.
1034670
I screwed the hooks into a 2" x 6" x 55" board (Spaced 9 inches apart with 5" tails on both ends). Then I screwed the 2x6 onto a few studs in the garage with 3" screws. Finally I hung our 6 bikes alternating by the front wheel and back wheel. Now I have about an extra 30 square feet of floor space. Easy peasy lemon squeezy -- Done in about a half hour. The hooks are solid and did the trick.
1998625
Easy to install.  I installed it in a cinder block wall with my own anchors.  I too echo others' worries about the hooks staying on the bar.  Four bikes is a bit tight.  They fit, but it is a little awkward getting a middle bike down.  They should have made them go all the way around the bar.  Take care to install them just a bit higher than your tallest/longest bike.  It makes it much easier because you hardly have to lift the bike.
4206064
This bike hoist has its strong points and some weak points that seem unnecessary. Installation probably would have taken an hour if it weren't for the soft screws. Instead it is up and down the ladder, hand screwdrivers, drill and finally find and substitute some screws with some hardness. Install the wall cleat first to see what I am talking about. The pulley balance is very good, evening as it lifts and lowers. The black rope twists in on itself creating lumps that may eventually interfere with operation. Therefor, denser (not thicker) rope and heavy duty screws would probably make this an excellent product. A black rubber tip fell off the hooks the first time the bike was lowered. Am I happy to have one bike off the floor? Yes. Does it look cool hanging from the ceiling of a 22 X 22 X 12' barn-like loft? Yep. Does the green matter? The color doesn't make a bit of difference.
966276
Works much better for my deep rim 29er (29x2.2) than the standard sized hooks and works well for my 27.5x3.0 plus bike which didn't fit in the standard sized hooks at all.  I've been pulling these bikes on and off the hooks a whole bunch for several months and they show no signs of wear or coming loose.  I have them installed coming out of my wall not my ceiling in case you were wondering whether or not they would work that way
1956644
I love these things - I have 4 bikes all hanging 16" apart.  They save a ton of garage space.  TIP - stagger heights to make room for handle bars.
842299
I like these because you can screw them to the pegboard so you can hang some heavier tools and etc.
4432452
I use them to hang bikes and bike frames from the ceiling. The hooks slide easily on the rail, so I can move things out of the way, or push everything to one end. My bikes are all overbuilt long travel beasts with a typical weight of 40#. This rack does not flinch with 4 of those, a spare frame, and a couple of forks. Also when I hang up all the bikes and push them together my wife doesn't notice when I sneak in a new one. Shhh, don't tell!
521880
This thing is nice and heavy solid metal mount. I'd trust it to hold a full 4 bike rack with the bikes on it no problem.  I have a 2" hitch so the rack fits snug and can hang in any 90 degree increment around the full 360. . It took about 10 minutes to hang it with the 4 screws. It's a nice simple idea that does the trick.
3775042
I am able to use one to hang a bike. I ordered one pack and was able to hang mine and my girlfriends bike on our apartment balcony. They are working great with no issues. Be sure you have a sturdy structure like a stud or support beam to screw these into. Also being able to drill a pilot hole is always nice.
2466729
great items for hanging just about anything within it's rated weight load.  I actually did not purchase these to hang a grow light from, I had other ideas.  These make a great hanging straps for a bicycle.  I have two existing hooks in the ceiling of my garage that I used to hang my bicycle from, however as I age and tire quicker these days it can be a chore to lift to bike that high after a ride.  Using a pair of these ratcheting rope devices makes hanging my bike a breeze.  I might even get another pair to hang my ladder with.

I was already familiar with the "Rope Ratchet" devices that are essentially the exact same item, except with S hooks and about twice the size of these.  The rope pulls through in one directing through the ratcheting part easily, clicking it's way through.  It is automatically instantly tight when pulled in the opposite direction.  There is a small metal lever that you can depress to allow the rope to move in that direction when desired.  No knots to tie off, just pull and it locks in to place.  The rope is only 1/8" inch and the weight rating is not too high, but it is sufficient to hold a light fixture as designed, or a bicycle as I have opted to use it.  I purchased this product at a promotional discounted price in exchange for my honest review.