Also, can you get bike out of stand when alone or do you need someone to hit a release ???
459067
Yes, you can pull the bike off the stand by yourself. There is no mechanical release lever or button or anything. The wheel goes over the wheel choke which is cammed over to hold the the bike in place, so it required some effort to get the bike out of the stand. I can remove my bike by sitting on the bike like I'm riding it, planting my feet on the flooring of the trailer and pulling back on the handle bars that way I can stabilize the bike once the bike comes out of the stand. Hope this helps.
459068
Roll on-Roll off. Easy as ever. I never need any help loading and unloading my Road King. This is the best stand ever. Basically, jump up in the saddle and push back with your feet a little and off you go. And loading it; I just drive it right up the ramp and into the cradle. Step off and tie down.
459069
The condor does not have a release...can be rolled out of the stand by one's self...easier if you have a second person to push if you have an extremely heavy scooter such as a road king, ultra, etc.
459070
You can do it lone..as long as the wheel isn't set to deep in the cradle.It is a Great product.I think it's the Best on the market..I have 3 of them..and still need 1 more!
459071
I've been able to get my ultra limited out by myself, it takes a little effort but I do it.
459072
No this device is a one person operation.You just pull on to it get off your bike and tie it down. It's great.
702145
Yes, you push in towards the pedal crank to release the pedal, then to the side to fold it flat against the bike frame. When you pull out on it from the folded position it snaps into locked position.
846618
You can use the carrier even if you are alone however, you should take into account that most bicycles have a kikstand that is intended just for the bike, that is to say, we never leave our little girl on her seat by herself. Once the child is on board, you can manage to get into the elevator, open doors, etc., without leave the bike. My son does that pretty well without help, I can imagine this could be a little more difficult for a woman, but with everyday practice anyone can do it.
1440420
there is not a quick release. you must use a tool to unfasten the bolt. Not hard but does require some work rather than just the click of a lever or button. Still, this makes you know it isn't going anywhere when riding. Very secure.
1585822
If there are 6 bikes on it, then yes, you do have to pull another one off to access. But if only 4 or 5 bikes on, then no. Hope this helps!
2153840
Bike is Suspended by Nylon Rope to the ceiling. I believe if anyone really wanted Your Bike bad enough, this Hanging /Storage System would NOT prevent them from doing that? You could However remove a wheel and keep it inside or pad Lock Wheel before raising it up!Cheers! Curt>~iii~<( sure freed up a lot of room in My Garage!
2221648
Yes, that is correct you need to stop, get off the bike and manually adjust it. The bike trainer is nice and serves my purpose.
1092476
There is no release mechanism on the unit as far as I can tell. I just kinda wiggle it back and forth and pull until it slides off. Unless I'm missing something. : )
949592
Dude, its just a small piece of plastic. Put it on the ground, hold the bike up, kick it near your kickstand and then put the stand down.
1821051
You can set this up alone but it is a little tricky walking the legs out by yourself. There is a center locking piece that is easily managed and much sturdier than an ez up.... You will find people that will automatically help you when they see you at an event setting up!!! But yes you can do it alone!!!
1452376
As the other fellow riders/ home mechanics you have to make sure the quick releases are tight enough other wise will not be secure. and also course if is tilted to far away with a heavy frame of a mountain bike will not be to stable I have 5 bikes 2 are mountain bikes but I have to make some adjustments, this is not a park-tool stand but will do the job.
796062
This is true. You can push your bike in, or ride it in. This works for a Harley and a dirt bike. Once in, you can let go and they will stand by themselves. With the dirt bike; pull back on the bars and it's out. With the Harley, though; the stand wants to slide when trying to remove the bike from the stand. If it's anchored in anyway (or extend the stand the length of your wheelbase with sheetmetal, etc.); it works fine. Very good product!
2061797
Yes without the bike No with the bike on You will need to make sur that the bike rack is still secure
335511
Yes. The cardboard box outside lifts right off the metal frame. There are two metal holders, one on each handle bar grip, that come up with a screwdriver. After that you can lift the top part of the metal shipping structure off (weights about 10 pounds) and roll the bike off the base. Very easy to unpack and the way they package it up keeps it safe and secure during transport. Outside of unlocking the seat and turning the switch to "on" the bike is ready to go.
594104
Yes, you can pull it without a rider. I keep mine attached at all times in the garage but it's also very easy to detach from my mountain bike.
1139448
No, you have to take the bikes off first. Then you can swing it out of the way and open the hatch. (My rack is on my CRV)
1504758
Doesn't have a release but it's easy to take out. The left side extends outwards. You can do it singlehandedly.