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Bike Hoists - Overhead Pulley System with 100 lb Capacity for Bicycles or Ladders - Secure Garage Ceiling Storage by Rad Cycle

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Material Polypropylene, Alloy Steel
Color Black
Special Feature Holder
Product Dimensions 6"D x 12"W x 9"H
Shelf Type Floating Shelf

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  • ►RUBBER COATED HOOKS - Hooks are designed with a protective rubber coating to protect your bike from scratches.
  • ►EASY TO INSTALL - Mount to your ceiling joist or rafter and so easy to use. With only the minimum of tools you can have your kayak hanging in your garage in no time.
  • ►ROBUST ENGINEERING - Allows you to lift heavy products, up to 100lb. Capacity. This is the bicycle hoist that all the other are trying to copy. We don't cut corners. This is the original RAD Bike hoist you've heard about.
  • ►INDOOR USE - For indoor ceilings up to 12 ft. high. Once the bike is out of the way you free up so much floor space you won't know what to do with it all.
  • ►SAFETY LOCKS - Safe locking mechanism prevents accidental release. No one wants to come home and find their bike has fallen to the floor.

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Bike Hanger with 100lb Capacity by RAD Cycle

Utilize overhead storage space with the hoist pulley system by RAD Cycle. This ceiling bike hanger features smooth pulleys and latches that make lifting heavy items a snap, while the exclusive rope locking mechanism prevents unwanted release. With a weight capacity of up to 100-pounds, these garage bike hooks are perfect for storing heavier cycles like beach cruisers or electric bikes, and they can even be used for ladders, kayaks, paddleboards, or canoes. RAD Cycle is your go-to for garage ceiling storage racks to keep your sports equipment securely stowed between adventures.

Bike Hooks for Garage Ceiling

Clear up valuable floor space with this hanging bike rack for garage. Keeping your garage or shed tidy and uncluttered is a snap with this overhead bicycle hanger, which can be installed on ceilings up to 12-feet-tall to keep your cycle or other equipment safely stored overhead and out of the way. Garage organization is easier than ever when you utilize valuable overhead space with this bike lift.

Durable Construction

This heavy-duty bike hoist features a weight capacity of up to 100-pounds, with rubber-coated hooks to help prevent scratches. The bike pulley system for garage is designed with an innovative automatic locking brake that pinches the rope with every pull, allowing one person to raise cargo by themselves. A wall cleat is provided to tie off excess rope after lifting your load for secure usage of the bike ceiling mount.

Easy Installation

This bike hoist for garage ceiling comes with all the necessary hardware for easy installation, including enough premium rope to accommodate ceilings up to 12-feet-tall. The bike hangers for garage can be mounted either parallel or perpendicular to the joists for your convenience, either by installing to a 2x4 that you attach to the joists, or by installing on the ceiling joists directly. Your bike storage needs have a creative solution with this garage ceiling storage.

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4.4 out of 5 stars
4.4 out of 5
11,038 global ratings

Customers say

Customers like the performance, ease of setup, and value of the bike rack. For example, they mention it works well, it's easy to install, and it'll last. Some appreciate the storage space. That said, opinions are mixed on the quality and ease of lifting.

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1,506 customers mention1,342 positive164 negative

Customers like the performance of the storage rack. They mention that it works well, the result has been excellent, and the unit is fine for its purpose. The quality and workmanship of the device parts is OK. Overall, it works great lowering and raising kayaks, and it has a braking mechanism that works well. Installing is easy, and there is a pulley system that works.

"...The cord lock (to keep a bike from falling on your head) works flawlessly during both going up and down...." Read more

"...At my age, you worry about sore muscles. This bike hoist is wonderful. It is so much easier to get your bike up and down from the ceiling...." Read more

"...Now it works great and can't slip out.3...." Read more

"...The whole rope and braking mechanism works so well this way ... if you put the handlebars on the wall side like the picture for this product, then..." Read more

1,305 customers mention1,048 positive257 negative

Customers find the storage rack easy to install and use. They mention that the instructions are good, and the rack goes in pretty easily. They also say that lifting is fairly easy and could be done by almost anyone. Customers also appreciate the clever, simple system and the locking mechanism for rope. Overall, they say it's completely functional and can be installed by any DIY type with a few basic tools.

"...so he wasn't going to use it. Wow. Okay, the physics is REALLY simple. The company advertises a hundred pound capacity...." Read more

"...All parts seem nice and sturdy. Good instructions...." Read more

"...Pros:1. It's very easy to set up...." Read more

"...They seem very sturdy so far. It's pretty easy to assemble once you figure it out. They are also pretty easy to lower and raise." Read more

635 customers mention524 positive111 negative

Customers like the value of the storage rack. They say that it is good value for the money, with unmatched quality. Some customers also mention that it works slick for $12.

"...on this one as having the greatest likelihood of highest quality / best price and WE ARE VERY PLEASED...." Read more

"...I chose this particular hoist because (1) it was cheap, (2) it was rated for 100lbs (my table saw weighs around 50lbs) and (3) I like that the..." Read more

"These are fairly decent bike hangers for the price. The brackets are exactly as wide as a 2x4 so you have to drive screws in at angles or use 2x6...." Read more

"I love this hoist and think it was a good value for the money. I also really like the cable brake!..." Read more

378 customers mention363 positive15 negative

Customers are satisfied with the storage space provided by the bike storage rack. They mention that it frees up valuable floor space in the garage, and helps make storage easier for some items. Some say that it's not a heavy duty lift, but is adequate for storing bikes. Overall, most are happy with the product and recommend it to others.

"...They really help save a lot of space by getting the kayaks up in the air, and it is a one man job if the pulleys are all working properly." Read more

"...The RAD bike hoist system frees up more space than a wall mount system since a bike on the wall still crowds the garage...." Read more

"...This system saved me so much bike storage space in my garage rather than hanging my bikes against the wall...." Read more

"Easy to install, and works great to save space in the garage." Read more

1,055 customers mention597 positive458 negative

Customers are mixed about the quality of the storage rack. Some mention that it's pretty solid, stable, and secure. However, others say that the rope can fray and break.

"...All in all, I'm really pleased with the design and quality of the hoists, especially for the price. Raising and lowering the bikes is a breeze...." Read more

"...The screw heads easily stripped as I was driving them in to my pre-drilled holes with my drill driver...." Read more

"...By the way, the braking mechanism in the pulley seems so sturdy you might choose not to mount/use the cleat, but it..." Read more

"...They seem very sturdy so far. It's pretty easy to assemble once you figure it out. They are also pretty easy to lower and raise." Read more

452 customers mention266 positive186 negative

Customers are mixed about the ease of lifting. Some mention that it's fairly easy and could be done by almost anyone, while others say that it doesn't rise evenly.

"...This bike hoist is wonderful. It is so much easier to get your bike up and down from the ceiling...." Read more

"...The ONLY thing I noticed was that the pulleys needed to be aligned a bit and their nuts tightened a bit, and I ended up noticing a strand on one of..." Read more

"...Putting the bikes up and getting them down is so easy that it has brought back a lot of frequency and joy to our bike riding experience...." Read more

"...The bike lifted with a reasonable amount of effort and it went all the way to the ceiling...." Read more

285 customers mention9 positive276 negative

Customers are dissatisfied with the grip of the storage rack. They mention that the rope slips off easily, it may fall off the pulley system, and it doesn't grab.

"...to work fine for the handle bar end of the bike, but is easily slips out of the seat causing the bike to fall (happened to me a couple times!)...." Read more

"...It’s TERRIBLE. What do I mean? The rope may fall off the pulley system if there is no weight on it which normally wouldn’t be a problem except the..." Read more

"...Pulleys should be a little tighter because rope slips between pulley and edge if you aren't careful." Read more

"Won’t anchor very well onto a side surface" Read more

284 customers mention37 positive247 negative

Customers are dissatisfied with the hooks on the storage rack. They mention that the hook arms are flat and have relatively little curvature. They also say that the included rope hooks are inadequate and could slip off the handlebars or seat.

"...The bracket is curved on the sides so when you insert the screw on the bottom it basically eats 1/2in of your screw before attaching to your ceiling...." Read more

"...I drove them at an angle and that worked for me.The hooks could also be made better they fit most positions oddly and need to be adjusted...." Read more

"...On the negative side, the hooks are flat, and have relatively little upward slant, so I worry about them potentially slipping off, or bending...." Read more

"...First, and most importantly, the hooks can easily slip off - especially on the seat...." Read more

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4 Stars
I'm a Believer Now
I've always been a little skeptical of the ease of use of these overhead bike hangar/hoist systems, but I decided to give one a chance: It works.My use case is a little different: I just had a whole house water softener installed and my garage is pretty full; I didn't realize how much floor space I would lose for the salt tank, so I decided the best way to make that up was to hang my table saw from the ceiling. I chose this particular hoist because (1) it was cheap, (2) it was rated for 100lbs (my table saw weighs around 50lbs) and (3) I like that the hooks have the extra "sideways" hinges in them, so they can open wider if needed.Installation overhead, in a garage, during the summer, in Tucson, is never a thrill, but it literally took me about: - 15 minutes to figure out exactly where I wanted the brackets/screw holes in my ceiling and joists - 20 minutes to install (including stripping a couple of screw heads) - 5 minutes to figure out I needed to flip it 180 degrees - 15 minutes to uninstall and reinstall itSo, less than an hour, and faster if you do it right the first time. Installation notes: - The supplied "lag bolts" suck, this is why I gave the hoist 4 stars instead of 5. Some kind of really soft metal, I stripped out the first two heads trying to screw them into my joists (with pre-drilled holes). Save yourself the hassle and make sure you have some decent 2.5-3" wood screws or lag bolts available, and just throw the supplied screws away. - I thought threading the rope through the brackets and then installing them on the ceiling (as recommended in the instructions) would be more hassle than installing the brackets on the ceiling first, then threading the rope: I was wrong, when the bracket is already installed on the ceiling threading the rope through the brake is a real pain. My recommendation: (1) install the bracket without the brake on the ceiling first (without the rope), then (2) thread the rope through the installed bracket and through the uninstalled bracket with the brake, then (3) install the bracket with the brake on the ceiling. - Figure out where you want the rope hanging down before you install: for the brake to stay tight (nothing drops), the rope needs to hang down straight with essentially no tension on it; to unlock the brake (so you can drop your bike, table saw, whatever) you need to pull the rope down and "away" from the bracket. I initially installed the brake bracket "pointed" at a wall, then realized I wouldn't be able to pull the rope correctly to loosen the brake, and I had to take the brackets down and switch the positions of them and rotate them 180deg.Actual review: It just works. It's easy to pull the rope and lift up something that's kind of bulky and a little difficult to keep balanced, like a table saw, so I think lifting a bike is just going to be trivial. Lowering is also easy, just (1) hold the rope tight, (2) pull the rope down and away from the brackets to disengage the brake, and (3) now raise the rope to lower your item.This works so well that I'm thinking about buying another one, specifically for my bike.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 19, 2022
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Reviewed in the United States on February 19, 2022
Color me impressed. I have very little space, the garage is tiny, converted from a carport with a not quite 9' ceiling. Wife wanted geezer bikes, but I didn't want to put them in the crawl space. No fancy 11' garage ceilings like the rich folks have. As you can see, I hung them over the bed of my tiny old pickup. Perfect fit.
There are what, maybe four or five knockoff bke hoists on Amazon. This was the only one offering a package of a pair, and at a fair amount less than the other brands. On the Amazon postings they looked virtually identical except for the ceiling plate.
Came very nicely packaged. Some reviews whined, but I very much liked the fit and finish of the pieces. The pulley material ought hold up for a long time even in the heat of summer. The ONLY thing I noticed was that the pulleys needed to be aligned a bit and their nuts tightened a bit, and I ended up noticing a strand on one of the cords torn. Wrapped the spot (toward the pulling end so it doesn't go through a pulley). I think I'll follow another reviewer's choice and replace the cords with paracord.
The directions suggest going through the trouble to mount the ceiling plates to another board, but for the life of me I don't see the need as long as you have a stud finder and can center your bolts (purchased separately) into the ceiling joists. I used only 3/8" x 2" hex head lag bolts and small fender washers through the three available center holes in each plate rather than bothering with the (useless without another board) perimeter holes and smaller screws. The lag bolts should suffice just fine for 30 or so pound bikes unless you plan on letting your kid sit on one while you're hoisting it. If you're going to hoist your kid move up to 1/4" x 2.5" - those should fit through the holes. DO use some proper size fender washers to spread the load across the ceiling plate. Snug them but don't crush the ceiling plate out of square. I did use four of he included screws to hold the two cleats to the wall.
One reviewer replaced the hooks with paracord and caribeners, which I found unnecessary AS LONG AS you mount the ceiling plates so that the hooks hang exactly as instructed. I tried to knock a bike off the hooks pretty energetically with no success. Another reviewer mounted the plates to hook to the wheels rather than the bars and seat - If you've got even more limited space than I did, that looked like a great idea so you can pull the bikes all the way to the ceiling.
All in all, I'm really pleased with the design and quality of the hoists, especially for the price. Raising and lowering the bikes is a breeze. The cord lock (to keep a bike from falling on your head) works flawlessly during both going up and down.
Addendum - I know hardly anybody will read this, but I just noticed another review by a guy who actually had somebody else put it up, and was worried about the durability of the pulley axles (!!!!!!!) so he wasn't going to use it. Wow. Okay, the physics is REALLY simple. The company advertises a hundred pound capacity. Even a fat old beach bike can't weigh much over, say, 40 pounds. So that's 10 pounds each on the four fulcra (anchors and pulleys) on the ceiling plate, and 20 each on the two hooks. Would I hang a motorcycle on it? No. But this thing is WAY more than strong enough to hold a standard issue 25-30 pound bycycle, Mine are cheap bikes, but I'd hang a $3000 racer up there without a second thought.
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5.0 out of 5 stars Excellent product
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5.0 out of 5 stars Produto de qualidade.
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5.0 out of 5 stars Es lo q ofrecen.
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5.0 out of 5 stars Work great!
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