Can you mount just ONE bike on the top section? or will it fall over?
589928
I only use it for one bike and it works well. As long as the base is away from the wall the right distance, it's fine. The hangers are adjustable, as well.
589929
Shouldn't be a problem. Often I ride the one I keep on the bottom and leave the other one up top alone. Seems pretty sturdy. Have had no issues yet.
589930
Yes you can. It stands vertically, and the feet curve out a bit to ensure that it won't fall away from the wall with either one or two bikes hung from it.
589931
When I first installed the rack, I placed just one bike on the top, in order to get a sense of how high it would have to be. It didn't seem any less sturdy at that moment than it does now (still going strong with both bikes).
589932
it works great with two bikes but I have not tried just one on top. I would think it would be unstable with all the weight on top. You could put one on the bottom by itself but that lowers the center of gravity. I hope this helps. One other thing you could do is clamp the rack to the wall and then you could put one on top.
589933
No, it shouldn't fall over unless it is hit hard or something, it is a very stable rack
1461526
You can use it. However it is not designed to quickly place the bike on and off of it.
1530051
I agree with the previous answer. You will probably be able to get the rack on the car (although I would contact the manufacture and get accurate dimensions/length of the bar) but you would definitely only be able to put one bike on.
1315088
No mounting required. Full size bikes would fit as long as you flip them front to back. I have 3 full size and 2 kids on mine and it just sits against the wall in the garage on the concrete.
1702704
You can try but I wouldn't. I bought an adapter for one of my bicycles that didn't have a straight top frame tube. It's much more secure that way.
755347
Sorry, I have not tried that. Although, even with one bike on the rack, it is pretty heavy.
1443513
I have mine set to the side. I don't think there would be much in the way of stability with it to the front. Facing the front of the bike the frame rails would probably be to close to the outside edge to keep the bike from falling off. I have mine centered under the bike so it picks both wheels up off the ground at the same time. It is pretty stable that way
2238254
Is not a problem because between one bike go to the front the other go to the back. You always use the same mount.
61530
Yes you can. Just play with the position of the brackets, depending of your bikes. When I have two bikes I prefer to tied them together to avoid scratching them each other. Great carrier and very light too.
1964584
Not a good idea. you cannot sit on back rack so no where for 2nd person to sit. but we are pleased with the bike so far with one rider at a time.
7438
i am sure there would be a way to do it depending on your McGyver skills i mounted mine on my front forks after it broke sadly they do not hold much more weight than clothes or dried foods my broke with just 12 pounds in my saddle bags
1201955
I only used mine with 3 bikes, but I had no problems with that. We went off road a bit too and everything was held in place swimmingly
867222
No, you should mount it on a bench top that is overhanging. My bench top overhangs 1" and it can just handle my shimano road pedals. However, it's possible to tilt the bike out when you mount it so that there is more room for the pedals.
1714694
If the spare tire sticks out past the bumper towards the rear it will probably limit you to carrying only one bike.
1413265
I doubt it will hold up much weight at all. Because of the receivers design it does not take very much weight to pull the receiver down. I have experience this and do not recommend using this for more than one bike.
1625795
It can, but they will be pretty close together. I don't like my bikes to rub against each other, so I usually will only Cary one adult bike and one kid bike on his rack.
562003
I'm not sure it would be stable enough for four bikes. Aside from that even if you put bikes across from each other your handlebars would not have space. So i'd say no.