We don't trust it to hold our bicycles

The product required about 20 minutes to assemble using the tools that came with it. Ultimately, however, we found the stand too flimsy to trust with our bicycles. The track for the tires is wide for road bikes, causing the bicycle to torque within the stand. This leaves one with the impression that the bike might fall over with a stiff breeze or mild earthquake (we live in California). We tried a mountain bike, which has thicker tires, with similar feelings of unease. Perhaps my steel frame bicycles are too heavy for the frame... but I consider my husband's carbon frames too valuable to risk the fall! Unfortunately, we were traveling for work when the stand arrived, and so missed our opportunity to assemble and test before the return window.

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