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Comments about Delta Leonardo Da Vinci Wall Rack:
I use this for my mountain bike with a 26" x 2" tire with no fit issues. I do have to maneuver it a bit to get it in, but I have never had a problem with it fitting. It may just depend on ther wheel/tire combo. That being said, it's a great solid product that saves a lot of space. Great!
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After shopping around and looking at alternatives I bought 3 sets of these in July '09 to hang two mt. bikes and one road bike on a wall in my basement. The product is easy to install, although you need to have an available wall stud. They work and look great and the top hook had plenty of room for knobby mt. bike tires, just make sure you lift the bike high enough and angle it in if you need to.
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I have two of these one for my road bike one for my mountain bike. The mountain bike has 26 X 2.0 tires and fits fine. As JMike posted it does take a little more maneuvering to get into place. The only other problem (with both road and mountain bikes) is you have to be very careful or you can easily get rubber marks on the drywall.
Over the years it has been a great space saver.
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I have a dual suspension mountain bike with panaracers 26 x 2.1 and it fits just fine. Just lift and it will go through the hook. I really don't know why others say it does not work for fat tires. If you are using 26 x 2.1 you will be fine.
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This thing is of no use for mountain bikes as the other reviewer comments. Knobby tires are just impossible to get around the overly curved hook that holds the bike.
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I've got a mountain bike with standard 26 X 2.0 tires and its impossible to get the tire around the hook. The depth of the hook won't allow the tire to bypass the hook or the arched bars below. This may work with a road bike but forget trying it on a mountain bike. Don't trust the picture or the instructions.
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I set this hook system up in a hollow wall using the included wall anchors and screws. I -slowly- added the bike and -slowly- released the weight, and the top screw immediately stripped out of its respective wall anchor. I re-secured using my own, slightly larger screw (in order to fit more snugly into the wall anchor), and then after I released the weight of the bike the bottom wall anchor tore out of the wall.
I am sure this system works find when secured to a wooden stud in the wall, but DO NOT USE ON A HOLLOW WALL! They should really warn against this and not advertise the product for this purpose.
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I got this for a comfort bike (trek 7300) with moderate size tires. It is very hard to maneuver the tire into the holder because of the steel bracket on the side. Its possible, just very frustrating. I returned it. I will try the topeak oneup next.
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Not intended for use with thick tires. My 26 X 2 tire only makes it into the holder with lots and lots of jimmying. VERY HARD to get in and out. It may be intended for "bikes of all sizes", but it it is most assuredly NOT intended for thicker tires.
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At first you'll think -- Wow, what a clever idea. Then you'll buy it and install it. No problems so far (even into cinder block or concrete). But then you'll actually try to use it and this is where the trouble begins. I have a comfort bike with a fairly fat tire. Trying to jimmy the wheel so that it clears the hook and the thin bar that obstructs the wheel from seating in the correct position, is nearly impossible. On the face of it, this thing looks like it would work beautifully, but the sadistic designers have made it nearly impossible to use with a fatter tire. On the package it says "for use with all bike sizes" but that is NOT the issue. They should disclose that it is NOT FOR USE with anything but the thinnest of tires! What a collosal waste of time. And by the way, don't waste your extra $5 on the version with the adhesive-backed pad for the rear tire (so it doesn't mark the wall), because the adhesive is useless and does not even contact the wall!
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