Holds up to 80 lbs (40 lbs per bike). 84” x 26” x 16”.
No permanent mounting or drilling required.
Wirecutter's review:
The Michelangelo was easier to assemble than all the other options we tested, requiring only a Phillips screwdriver and a drill.
It’s also low-impact, requiring a grand total of one screw to attach it to the wall. Plus, its ladderlike frame is made of slender but tough steel tubing that keeps the stand from dominating your interior-decorating scheme.
The arms that hold up the bikes on the Michelangelo are movable, allowing the stand to handle bikes with sloping top tubes or complex full-suspension frames.
Repositioning the arms (don’t do this while a bike is on the rack!) is simply a matter of twisting them until they move freely — you’ll need no tools at all, which means that this rack is also easier than all the others to adjust once assembled.
The Michelangelo has a couple of extra hooks for accessories, so you have somewhere other than your handlebars to hang your helmet.