The Solo Rack is designed to hold nearly any bike, including mountain bikes, road bikes, gravel bikes, hybrid bikes, BMX bikes, and e-bikes. Its open, single-anchor design accommodates a wide range of frame styles and tire widths, making it a fit for most bikes owned by everyday riders and enthusiasts alike..

The Solo Rack is rated to hold up to 65 lbs, giving it a comfortable margin above the weight of most road, gravel, mountain, and e-bikes on the market today. It's built with heavy-duty steel construction to safely support this weight through a single wall anchor point.

Yes. E-bikes are typically heavier than standard bicycles, and the Solo Rack is built specifically to handle that added weight. Its steel construction and single wall-stud mounting point are engineered to securely support e-bikes without added hardware.

The Solo Rack's open wall-mounted design accommodates a range of handlebar widths and supports tires up to 3.5 inches wide, making it compatible with most mountain bike, gravel, and hybrid tire setups.

Installation is simple: the Solo Rack mounts to a wall stud using a single screw. Once anchored, the wheel bracket and vertical wall protection board are positioned so your bike's front or rear wheel rests securely in place. Most users complete the full installation in under 10 minutes using basic tools.

The Solo Rack is designed to mount into a wall stud for maximum weight support and stability. Mounting into drywall alone without a stud is not recommended, as it will not provide adequate holding strength for the rated weight capacity.

You'll need a pencil, a level, a drill, and a 5/32" drill bit, along with the mounting screw included with your Solo Rack. No specialized tools or professional installation are required.

Most customers complete installation in under 10 minutes, from locating a wall stud to hanging their bike.

Yes. The Solo Rack is designed for simple, DIY installation with basic tools. No professional installer or contractor is needed.

The Solo Rack requires only a single screw into a wall stud, making it one of the least invasive wall-mounted bike storage options available. Most comparable bike racks require 4 to 6 mounting holes, while the Solo Rack needs just one — significantly reducing the impact on your wall while still securely supporting your bike's full weight.

Yes. Because it requires only one mounting point, the Solo Rack is a popular choice for renters. When removed, it leaves minimal wall damage compared to multi-point racks or shelving systems, making it easier to patch and restore the wall at move-out.

Since the Solo Rack uses a single screw anchor point, removing it leaves the same amount of wall damage as hanging a small picture frame — just one hole. A small amount of spackle is typically all that's needed to fully repair the wall.

The Solo Rack is built with heavy-duty steel for the wheel bracket, paired with a high-density plastic (HDPE) wall protection board and a rubber wheel guard. Together, these materials protect both your bike's wheel and your wall from scuffing or damage.

Yes. The Solo Rack is protected by a U.S. utility patent covering its single-anchor design, making it the only bike rack on the market that securely holds a bike using just one hole.

The Solo Rack is made from durable, weather-resistant materials and can be used in covered outdoor areas such as patios, sheds, or covered porches. It is not intended for direct, prolonged exposure to open weather conditions.

The wheel bracket includes a rubber guard that protects your bike's wheel, while the vertical wall protection board keeps your tire and frame from contacting or scuffing the wall directly. This two-piece design protects both your bike and your wall at the same time.

The Solo Rack has a compact, vertical footprint designed to fit tight spaces such as apartment entryways, small garages, and narrow hallways. The unit itself is 68 inches long, and at its thickest point — the wheel bracket — it extends just 5.5 inches out from the wall. You can mount it higher on the wall to lift your bike up and out of the way for maximum floor space, or lower in low-traffic areas like corners, depending on what works best for your space.

Yes. Because each Solo Rack mounts independently with a single anchor point, multiple units can be installed side by side to store several bikes vertically, saving significantly more floor space than traditional floor stands.

Yes. The Solo Rack's minimal, open design leaves plenty of room for fenders and similar accessories, so there's no need to remove them before hanging your bike.

We offer a 30-day money-back guarantee — if you're not satisfied, you can return your Solo Rack within 30 days for a refund, provided it's undamaged and returned in its original box. Due to the size of the package, shipping costs are naturally high — but we offer free shipping to all 48 contiguous states, so there's no added cost to you at checkout.