Would this stand be strong/stable enough as a place to store a 30lb bmx bike (above another bike on floor) at it's highest extended height?
513609
This is actually a stand to work on your bike. It is pretty strong but will not go up high enough to place a bike under it.
513610
I recently purchased this stand and use it for my Mongoose Mountain bike (which is more than 30lbs) while working on it and it has been very sturdy
513611
I would not use it for anything but maintenance. It probably would physically hold the bike but it could get knocked over if it is at its highest position. Not sure how high it goes.
513612
Yes, it would be more than strong enough. I use it to hold some pretty heavy cruiser bikes.
875228
No. My brother said if you put weights across the bottom legs it should help to stabilize it. Otherwise it will definitely be tipsy. My brother uses his for his mountain bike. Parker has better but more expensive bike repair stands.
537273
I'd say - maybe. I think it would depend on how low you can place the lowest shelf. It's the shelves that give the whole thing it's stability.
1971413
we use ours for road bikes but it is super sturdy I am sure it would hold BMX with no problem
1990360
If it were against a wall, perhaps. It's not so much a matter of 'sturdy' as the tall height for a relatively narrow base. I think it could hold the weight but might tip. I suspect their bookcase might be a better choice, I also have one of those and it's been perfect.
1186428
Not sure, sorry... note that there is a weight limit on the rack of 300Lbs so if you did add the bikes it may put you over that limit...
653739
Absolutely! It will simply be a little too tall but this latter is steady and sturdy.
2268931
Maybe. I've found taller items don't always stay upright. You may be better off with one that has taller pegs.
1786399
Why? Its designed to hold bikes horizontally. it will probably hold a 22 lb bike vertically, but you might have unexpected issues by using it outside its intended design.
1641787
That's a pretty heavy bike, but I think the stand is heavy duty enough because it's all steel and all the weight is basically sitting on the bottom bracket. One thing you should know is it uses the little approximately 2" x 1" square opening I have seen kick stands mounted, and it has a T-bolt allows you to fasten the bike frame to stand just behind the bottom bracket. I hope that makes senseAlso, I would suggest drilling holes four legs and bolting the stand to four foot plywood square to stabilize it from tipping, etc. Hope this helps.
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.
746635
I think so....it is pretty stable...my bike is almost 30LB and had no problem
1254065
This,is possible with the extension posts under the "grips".but will it be stable enough? I don't think so.Mo......
867940
I would definitely say YES. It rises pretty high. The downside to this stand is that the screws to tighten the clamps tend to strip. Both of the screws and both clamps on mine have broken. I honestly wouldn't recommend this product. Aside from the tripod, the clamps and plate are very flimsy... I'm struggling to find something better to use on stage.
721711
None. I use it for that purpose 95% of the time. I store my sons BMX race bike on it.
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
797851
This is a very sturdy and well built bike stand..., but 60 lbs. may be pushing it a little. I have bikes weighing from 17 lbs. up to about 30 lbs., and it handles them just fine.