Great job man! Quick tip for you, wear eye protection when working with power tools! I was cringing when you were cutting on the miter saw. Keep up the good work though!

great simple idea made one this morning from some bits of timber i had lying around

Just saw this today, made me one in about an hour out of some scrap 2x4 and 2x6 I had laying around, painted it black. Thanks so much Eric, good job buddy!

Excellent video, Eric. You have a knack for teaching. Thank you for the tutorial.

Great idea, Eric! I made a smaller version for my grandson's 20" bike.

Was gonna make a bike rack for my granddaughter's bike to keep in garage. This is great! Quick and simple! Thanks Eric!

Great idea and simple to make thank you just what i need.

so glad I found your tutorial. so simple and plain instructions. just what this retired lady needs. thank you

Just started picking up wood working and this is perfect for what I need, thanks you definitely are going to only get better!

Thanks for all your tips! I'm not a crafty guy at all...but when I see a young man like you doing this it gives me the confidence that I can do it too!!!

Great video Eric.. Simple ideas are still right up there. Loved watching you making this stand. I'm going to make this for my daughter and then make a tarpaulin cover to go over her bike so she can park it outside. Many thanks Eric and all the best from NZ

Great idea. Thanks for this wonderful lesson. I will build one today for our 3 bikes.

I like this simple solution. I will make the same just tighter to help keep my bike upright. I will also probably make the rack to hold my bike from the rear wheel. Very inspirational video, thank you.

Eric, Good job, was looking for a design, that was easy & quick & practical, this design is best one so far.. Thanks for posting

Great idea. I was looking for a effective way to stand my road bike when I don't have a wall to lean it against. Your directions and demonstration are really clear. (One suggestion - safety glasses!)

Brilliant idea thank you. Now off to make mine.

thanks for the support!!

Wow! Your design is the best and simplest I've seen. I love how it's well-suited for scrap wood pieces I have laying around. I have 7 bikes for my family. Of course, the bikes range from 8 year old to adult bikes (2 mountain bikes and 2 road bikes, so I will have to build them separate instead of dual crosspiece since they're all different sizes. I have a small pancake compressor and a nail gun (I *love* these), so I think I'm going to try that instead of screws. Anyway, kudos for the video. You have some great design skills.

Brilliant idea Eric but remember measure twice, cut once !!! :D

Nice job. It's a simple and handly design. You're a way better woodworker than I was at that age. Keep at it!

Awesome! Thank you so much! love the music!

Well done Eric! I built mine today. Good job.

Just casually binge watching all of these videos. Love them man you just got a subscriber

Great idea young man this is exactly what I was looking for! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

Very simple, very creative.

Great idea, thank for sharing

Thank you! Thanks to you I built a really successful one

Thank you young man, great video.

great channel thanks, great design for our farm and travel bike trips!

Go green ! Great DIY video.

"If you don't want to glue it, I don't care; it's your bike stand."

Man... Can you read my mind? Most of the projects you make are exacly what i need! This bike is going to be useful when washing my mountain bike! Great video btw :)

Great video. Deserves more views to be honest. Thanks for teaching an old dog a new trick!

Simple but Great idea thanks a lot 🖒🖒🖒

You even let in the screw holes. Great workmanship mate.

Good work young man!! Just remember to ALWAYS wear safety glasses when working with power tools. #safetyfirst

Awesome job buddy

Great video, I would recommend making the boards closer if the gap is to big you can bend spokes.

This is just what I was looking for! Nice music choice!

That looks awesome. I wish i had those skills. I can't hang a picture. lol

Great video.

An awesome job for a young dude!🙂

Awesome job boy 👍👍👍👍👍

Cheers kid. It looks good, I'll have a go!

Good on yah mate! I love woodwork and love to recycle wood. I will definitely give this a go! Good luck with your channel!

Good 👍. What about having same or similar to lift up the rear wheel... To protect from rain water, etc..

I would have notched each 2x6 to fit over the 2x4 for more strength then screwed and glued it. Nice project and simple design.

Good video mate👍 I just made one today 😊

Nice job.

hi I really like your bike stand....I'm making one for my grandson who's 6 this month...thanks

Good work. Only punkasses would dislike this kids effort

Excellent design and production values. I do think there are a couple of safety items to keep in mind. (1) when using power tools, it is wise to use safety glasses. They're cheap and a sound investment. Also, even with the guard, it's recommended to let the blade stop before crossing it with your arm to take your cut.

Nice video!

grate video thanks man ,going to find parts after breakfeast

Thanks Eric!!!! Im on it....

Nice video! Tc Nevada

COOL !

Hey, Eric's Mom... This guy's good! He needs an impact driver for his next B-day or Christmas. SHHHHH, don't tell him though.

Hi great video thanks so much for this. I think I am going to make one just like this for my deck on my condo. I am just going to make mine a bit wider to hold another bike.

Your idea was good to be able to create a very simple and easy way. I'll soon be created.

Good job

Good job Eric

I tried a couple of variations of the length/width for tires but could not get mine to stand up without tipping slightly. In the end, I added some vertical 2x4s to help support the bike tire. That stabilized the bike and allowed it to stand. I'll add some kind of soft material lining to the insides of the wood pieces so that they don't keep chaffing the bike tires as the bike is moved in and out. Even with some extra width, the bike tires will keep getting chaffed on the wood, so I think that will be a good idea.

Good job buddy. I wouldn't have worn safety glasses either !!

well done

Always remember, making mistakes is awesome since our best learning is through making mistakes.

nice man realy

Great project Eric. A quick suggestion if you do end up with the gap a bit big and don't want to undo it - just hold the bike upright and drop a length of timber of appropriate width in there - the bike won't be going anywhere :-)

FYI, the angled ends look better, but you may lose some functionality. When you angle the wood ends it causes a lower point of contact on the tire making it more susceptible to tipping.

Nice job. Great idea. Good simple plan. Please ware some eye protection.

Great job. Great idea. Thanks

Hey! Don't forget the safety glasses!

Thanks

I like it. I'm going to do it.

Great video. Ask your parents for an impact driver, you will be amazed how easy screws are to drive. Another plus is that the heads of the screws don't get beat up and deformed. Keep up the good work.

when you pre drilled did you do it on one or on both

Parabéns garoto!!!, Excelente trabalho e apresentação. Aqui no Brasil existem muitos byker,s que não conseguem comprar um suporte. Sua ideia é ótima. Aqui no Brasil, os políticos corruptos e ladrões levam todo nosso dinheiro, então não sobra dinheiro para comprar um produto industrializado. Temos muitas vezes que improvisar. Se tiver mais ideias agradecemos. Forte abraço e boa sorte.

What I did is take note of the tire width and then add about 0.3 inches of wiggle room to get the width of the gap

great

Great Job young man! Please wear safety glasses! Also, Use same idea but put Back wheel of bike in stand instead.

Always measure the tire width (ex 2.25") then add 3/4 of an inch ( 3"), mark your lines and drill. For extra protection from tire debris and moisture, sand to a 220 (or higher) grit finish then use either wood wax or stain. Your welcome!

Nice, simple. Easily modified to make it adjustable for different wheel widths. Using cedar would be attractive and better outdoors. But what it mainly lacks is SAFETY GLASSES on your face while using power tools.

this is great but like he said make sure you put those 2 boards close to the tire if it leans as much as his it could bend the spokes

Hi Brian. Great Video. Really nice job bud! The video, the choreography and even the music were well done. QUESTION: When you put the support boards down under the tires you measured 20 inches. You then said you were cutting the vertical boards at 20inches. BUT in the video the vertical boards go all the way to the outer edges of the support 2x4's. So should the Vertical boards be 28 inches long (20 inch space with 4 on each end)? Thanks. My son's new mountain bike doesn't have a kick stand so this will keep our area looking clean!!!

Hi I have a question what size screws did you use ? Thanks

Nice music, kinda familiar😉😁

Post an update video on the go kart

Does this stand bent your wheel?

Good job I’m making 5 for my family

this is rad-good job young man... We need more kids building stuff in this country..why buy it when you can build it!? Its sad they've taken shop classes away in the US, as everyone should be made to take it and learn how to turn a wrench, cut wood or metal and how to weld...only thing id change in the video is add safety glasses..you only have 1 set of eyes..protect em!

:0 many safety violations man , Nice video , Awesome little rack and stay safe :D

finish working

dose it matter what type of wood you use or could you use anything you have lying around. i mean dose it have to be as thick as the wood you used.

THANX FOR THE VIDEO, it was quite helpful...... HOWEVER, IM GLAD I WATCHED THE WHOLE VIDEO BEFORE STARTING MY BUILD...... DID YOU NOTICE THAT IF YOU HADNT TAPERED THE ENDS OF THE SIDE PIECES YOU WOULDNT HAVE THE BIKE BEING HELD UP BY ITS SPOKES, that puts unnecessary stress on the spokes that could one day cause a serious issue!!?? If you had left those straight the bike would have been putting its weight on the sidewalls of the tire. OTHERWISE PERFECT VIDEO!!

Damn it feels good to build a bike rack

Nice simple design. Careful not to bend the spokes.

Damn it feels good to be a gansta

You can see the ryobi logos even wih the tape over it

It was the cutting of the corners, btw. You probably know by now.

What's the 'drill' that you used?