The wall mounts works well for a 70-90 lbs bicycle. The instructions are easy to follow and the hardware is included. However, the dry wall anchor that came with it are not sturdy enough. The good thing I had a different type of wall anchor that was strong enough to hold the bicycle mount.
It's fairly easy to install with the proper wall anchors.

Overall I gave it a 4 out of 5 stars. I would love to give it a 5 of 5 if it came with better wall anchors.

There are several reviews that say that these came out of their wall. I think people need to learn how to install :0 Screw straight into the stud and they are great. I've had mine about four months and have not had any issues. I bike an average of five times a week - they get heavy usage at my house. Maybe some people are using the included wall anchors??? I would never attach a bike hook with anchors - too risky - especially if you have a heavy walmart bike - drill directly into the stud or you will regret it. I only paid $17.59 for the pair, which made these a great deal. Right now, you will find bike equipment priced higher because everyone is buying bikes. Give it a few months and the price will most likely drop again.

I am amazed by the crazy complicated, bike hangers on the market but this is a simple functional alternative. The mount makes very efficient use of space. It is particularly useful if you have a lot of rarely used bikes. Bear in mind that the bikes may stick out a bit more than expected.

Other reviewers say how it is hard to find the sweet spot, but it is really very simple. Simple locate the studs, stand the bike up, find where the top tire touches the wall and mount so the hook is about 1' (300mm) higher. It may be slightly higher than it absolutely needs to be but it will easily clear the floor. The first time I set up the mount the bottom wheel rested on the cinder block base wall of the garage so I raised the mount a bit and it clear easily. Don't be afraid to mount it too high.

This mount works well on back wall of a garage. It will get bikes out of the way but it may be awkward to get the bikes out past cars trash cans and whatever else is in the garage. If you need frequent access to the bike a horizontal mount on the side wall may be a better choice.

Very happy I have these. I have a couple of bikes that I use regularly and this keeps them up and out of harm's way in an overcrowded garage. The only thing to be aware of is that these should be attached to studs in the wall and at 16" standard spacing, one stud from the garage door it just a bit too close. If I was going to do it over again, I might throw some plywood up first and then attach the brackets to that to get just a bit more space between the bikes. Otherwise these work great and free up floor space.

These are easy to install and hold a bike securely. Regardless of what type of drywall anchor you may think you can get away with, these need to be mounted directly to a wall stud. Nice to have our bikes off the ground and out of the way.