Buy Delta Cezanne 4-Bike/Multi-Use Storage RackDelta Cezanne 4-Bike/Multi-Use Storage Rack Product Description:
- Bike/gear rack can accommodate up to 6 bikes
- Great for garage or in home; measures 27 by 19 by 82 inches
- Independent adjustable arms can accommodate any style bike
- Two wire racks; slots to hold skis, snowboards; hooks for hanging backpacks, jerseys
- Easy to assemble; required hardware included
Product Description
gear and 6 bike rack
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15 of 15 people found the following review helpful.
nice rack
By jaymac
I have a garage full of bikes and I needed some organization badly. I saw this rack during a search on Amazon and it looked like just what I needed. When it arrived I was immediately impressed by the materials and construction : it is very well made and the pieces feel substantial. All the fasteners are allen heads which is a quality touch. The quality was such that I thought it must be made in the USA ! But alas, after searching the packaging carefully, I found the elusive "made in China" sticker. Oh well, what isn't made in China? Assembly went well and all the parts went together without much struggle. Follow the tip in the instructions to leave all fasteners "loose" until assembly is complete. When I got it together and tightened all fasteners snugly I hung 4 bikes on it and it is very stable. I have to say I am very satisfied with this product and feel comfortable in recommending it to others.
6 of 6 people found the following review helpful.Delta Cezanne performs well
By P. Fish
Easy to assemble and solidly built. Small point, the description said it holds 6 bikes but it only came with hooks for 4.
7 of 8 people found the following review helpful.
Beware
By T. McDole
OK, let me first start by saying on the surface (and in practice) this is a nice rack...Now to the "beware" portion...I bought this new, on sale, at Amazon...product arrived and had obviously been opened/put together before. The zip-ties were cut and laying loose in the box, Some of the components were already partially assembled, The baskets/trays were bent, poles had paint scratched off, and one piece was wedged inside a pole forcing me to use vice-grips to get it out (likely why the previous person returned it)...So, aside from those annoyances, I wanted the rack and didn't want to wait for a replacement/deal w/ the hassle of boxing it up again/etc. (and the things gonna get scratched/bent anyway)...so assembly was fairly straight-forward...As long as you follow the one part of the instructions that state to not tighten anything until you've gotten it fully assembled...I surmise this is because the person/team who designed this likely slept through the part of mechanical design class where they teach the concept and importance of stack up tolerances...nothing lines up w/o some finessing (minimal at first, much more towards the end)...and the hole for the top cross bar was off by a good 1/2"...which leaves a nice rotational aspect to the overall stand when you finally get to tighten everything up...Additionally, the unit I received differed from the unit pictured (hooks were different in style and the manner in which they are attached/installed, and resulted in my having to take a portion of the rack apart to put them on (not the ones for the bikes, but the other, smaller ones for hanging other items), as they must go on as you build it up, not after the fact (I'll take the blame on that one, as I should have known better))...also, specs on the site state dimensions are 19" x 27" x 82"....In reality, it is actually 22" x 29 1/2" x 88 1/2", making it too tall for the place I had originally planned for it to go (the width and depth dimensions are taken at the base, where the legs flare out...if you take them further up, they may be the same as listed in the specs)...Another nit is that the bikes go onto the narrow side of the rack...unfortunately, w/ today's full suspension bikes and other creative geometries, the uprights where the hooks are located are spaced too wide to fit some bike frames and you're left w/ finding creative approaches for the hooks (even rotating them inwards doesn't do the job on some bikes)...two bikes have the hook under the front of the saddle as opposed to the frame, which isn't the best place for long term storage...a better design would have been to make the stand slightly narrower allowing for better frame placement, but understandably it might make the overall unit "tippy" when adding/removing bikes...In "concept" I give the rack a 5...in "reality" I give it a 1 (due to the condition upon arrival, differences between what is pictured, poor design tolerances, and grossly inaccurate dimensions)...averaging out to my 3 star rating, as it will still prove to be a somewhat convenient method of getting the bikes out of the way...There are likely better options out there, but this seemed the most compact w/ greatest capacity for my 4 bikes and my wifes 2...
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