Feedback Sports RAKK Bicycle Storage Stand

I really like this stand but I needed it to stand up vertically so I made a small modification by attaching an arm so it can hold the seat post so it can stand upright and take up about 60% less space. If the manufacturers saw this, they would probably include it as an option on their bike stand. It was a cheap addition. Scrap 5'8 inch tubing I had lying around used for the project. My solution was to drill a 3/8-inch hole in the tube, then a hole in one of the side plates, which the tire is captured within, and screw the bolt through. It was flattened at the top into a clear shape in order to guarantee it would catch the seat post when it is on the back tire. Since the bolt is at the bottom, it can either stand upright when in use or lay flat on the ground when not in use. The added tube runs into the bolt that is already present on your rack near the bottom of the rack, where the bolt acts as a pivot point. Intentionally moving the arm backward prevents it from falling backward. An adjustable arm with a smaller tube inside a larger tube will allow the arm to be adjusted up and down to accommodate larger and smaller bikes alike. You can do it very easily for a very low cost and you can turn your rack into a horizontal stand or into a vertical stand that probably uses My photos are here in the hope that they will if you think this helped you, send me some new racks once you start making them if you use the idea. I have told all of my friends about the idea, and each of them loves it. This is Steve Hansen's address at 1710 Park Avenue. The ZIP code for Des Moines, Iowa is 50315 Three hundred fourteen.

Mina Dalton

| Apr 23, 2021

I used it for my new 29er Specialized bike and parked it next to my expensive carbon Cervelo road bike. When I came home one night from dinner, the mountain bike was on top of the road bike! This stand should not be used if the bicycle gets flat. If it does, the bicycle will fall to A bigger object falls harder, scratching up the Cervelo quite a bit. After a night of drinking, I threw this stand out the next morning since I could not.

Kynlee Rhodes

| May 05, 2021

The bike stand I finally got for my mountain bikes, a Specialized Rockhopper Hardtail and a Specialized Rockhopper Hardtail My Specialized Rockhopper has 26 gears, whereas my GT Fury downhill bike has 28. Rims with a diameter of 0 inches and a width of 2 inches I have 27 inch tires on my GT Fury, but my GT has 0 inch tires on the front and rear. With 5 inches of rims, there are 2 inches of tires. There is a 35 inch tire on the front and a 2 inch tire on the back. I have no problems using this stand with my Specialized Rockhopper, which has a 5-inch rear tire. As far as the size guidelines go, the tires on my GT Fury were right at the middle/gray area. Designed to fit tires between 20mm and 2 inches, this stand can be used for a range of tire sizes. It is 4 inches tall. Even with this said, my GT Fury fits perfectly into the stand, however, as others have noted, pushing the size limit will lead to the stand not letting go of the bike when removed. There is still a way to get the bike out, but it takes some wriggling. The Feedback Sports FATT RAKK Bike Stand would be a better fit for my GT Fury since it is larger, but the wheel slot is larger A 0 cm border).
Because of its sleek design, strength, and affordability, I definitely recommend this stand to any individual looking for a reliable you pay attention to the shape of your tires, as it probably shouldn't work for a bike with larger than a 2 inch tire. There is no depth. 2. If your tires are wider than that, you should get them resized. If your tires are smaller than 0. 25 inches, I recommend the Feedback Sports FATT RAKK Bike Stand. This stand is also made by the same company, but is designed for larger A 0 cm border).

Tadeo Riggs

| Apr 14, 2021

Despite its relatively inconspicuous appearance, I bought two of these in the hopes that I could combine them for a more elegant end result. It's possible, but at each time you move your bike the connectors become loose and will not engage. It is also necessary for the rear wheel to be near a straight line with the front wheel so that the bike can remain upright. Without a front fork, the bike is leaning to one side.

Quincy Parker

| Jan 01, 2021

That was apparent to me when I got mine. I've never had an overnight flat tire in thousands of miles so this rack has been a blessing in that regard. That's a great advantage to scorpion style racks that hook into When I accidentally left a rag in the wheel tray of the stand, the bike came out of the stand with a heavy loss There was a user error, but that was a mistake. On my stand I keep a mountain bike that weighs 22 pounds, along with two other bicycles. A pair of tires with two inches. This rack would have been a great asset if I'd received it Instead of using my traditional tripod, I now use this stand most of the time for routine bike checks It's more convenient for me to walk around the bike on this stand than without one. And I don't have to lift or clamp it anymore (I have a permanently separated shoulder and a permanently damaged knee, so this makes a lot of sense to me). I am by far more satisfied with this Rack than my old Peak Racks rack.

Wayne Osborne

| Sep 20, 2020

It's an excellent piece of equipment for securing your bikes It has been used by me for the last couple of I use it for my road bike and my mountain bike, which has two gears, both of which work well. Tires with a width of 4 inches. Some people have claimed that their mountain bikes don't stand firmly in the stand and/or that wider tires just aren't good or don't fit. The issue of it not staying in place did not occur for me Although I can imagine if you had a heavier bike and there were even a tiny bit of sway it would topple. It is not an issue for me, because my mountain bike is quite lightweight (*24lbs). I don't know. In addition, there are It is true that 4" tires get "stuck" in the bottom of the rack as others say, but I have never had an issue with this The bike just slides out without any problems when I step on the arm of the rack during wheeling the bike out. A road bike is just perfect for it - namely, the bike just works It went without a hitch. The attached pictures show the rack with the bikes on it.

Leon Jarvis

| Sep 06, 2020