What are the dimensions of this bicycle rack? Is there a better, sturdier rack for three or four bicycles?
1867651
The one I have is about 48" and it a heavy duty metal, you do not need any studier than this for four bicycles.
1867652
48" is about right. This rack is top quality. I've got 5 bikes hanging and it's very compact. I also put a 2x4 board on the wall to protect the wall from the bottom tires.
1867653
With the bar, it's about 51" from end to end. I mounted a 2x6 across the studs, then mounted the Monkey Bar Rack to the 2x6. I plan to add a second 2x6 along the bottom of the wall where the tires touch, as well. The bar seems sturdy when properly mounted. I have 6 bikes on 2 of these racks and I feel confident that I could add more. I searched high and low for an affordable, ready-made 6 bike rack that will hold all our mountain bikes. This was the best solution in it's price range.
1664593
It should work fine. I don't have baskets but my bike is a big commuter bike with large bars & built in rear book rack. There is plenty of room.
1401738
The rack is about 9 1/2" wide, 5 1/4 " high and 5 1/2" deep. it was a little hard to measure because I have it in a cabinet. Hope this helps.
1747333
It can probably hold 3 children's bikes. With 2 adult bikes on I doubt it can hold another. I holds 2 adult bikes just fine.
996835
Only for 4 bikes. It will not hold 5 bikes without damaging the bikes and your fingers.
313383
The product is made for a 29 inch bicycle with disc brakes. I would suggest you try a rack made for a 28 inch bicycle.
2128355
Hey George bike is very sturdy this is from their ad... Specifications: Usage area: 3 by 4 feet Dimensions: 44 by 20 by 44 inches (LxWxH) User capacity: 275 pounds 40-pound flywheel Chain drive system Transport wheels
195890
I dont think so. It doesnt seem to be long enough (left to right) or wide enough depth (front t.o back) to hold 4 bikes. I think mostly due to the pedals & stuff gtting tangled. You wouldnt be able to neatly stack them next to each other.
879392
We have 4 bike on ours and it is not to bad. Our bikes are light. It would depend on how you hang them.
1722493
Sorry, I meant to include dimensions and forgot - I couldn't find them anywhere, either. The rack is about 16 1/2 inches long, from the mid-point of the clamp opening to the rear of the rack, measured horizontally. The rack platform itself is roughly 12 1/2 x 5 inches, and extends about 5 inches to the rear of the vertical centerline of the rear wheel in its mounted position on my bike.
1590713
Depending on what size your bike is, I have a 450. The rack actually is not big enough for a big bike. It's ideal size for and 85. That being said, I still use it without putting anything through the wheels.
619189
The rack stacks in two pieces, and each has these dimensions: 31.5" wide, 30" high, and 11" deep.You could use one section anyhow, it would seem.
2142163
L=35 1/4", H=29", D=26". The rack holds two bikes on each side fairly easily. Three takes effort due to handlebars, etc.
1747334
I think it would easily hold three in terms of handling the weight, though I've never put three on, only two. It would be tight, like the other responder said, and you'd need to tie the bikes down to keep them from moving/wobbling.
1171962
the bike rack holds a total of 4 bikes, but the biggest selling point for me was the seperating sections that allow either to be set up for two or four as needed. So normally I have the second set (both included) down in my basement.
619185
The rack stacks in two pieces, and each has these dimensions: 31.5" wide, 30" high, and 11" deep. You could use one section anyhow, it would seem.
1025944
It fits a 2 inch hitch and is probably the best rack I have ever owned. NO hanging bicycles as they are securely sitting on the rack. The rack ends are adjustable to fit any size bike and it is light enough to handle on my own.