We are a family of four, and live in a modest house in San Francisco, with a small garage used strictly for storage. We have 4 adult size bikes, which we clumsily lean against each other on the ground. Access is difficult as the bikes' pedals and handle bars tend to knife into the other bikes. We've tried many other bike storage systems, but the kradl is the only one that has made a real organizational dent. We have started with one kradl, which holds up one bike in the air and then the 3 other bikes are freer to maneuver with each other. Getting the bike on and off the kradl is quite easy and elegant; I angle and tug down.

Installation was fairly easy once you find a good spot on the ceiling to screw into. Helpful to use a stud finder.

Ideally, I would have a second kradl so that 2 bikes are stored up, and 2 below. My birthday is right around the corner...

The kradl is great from the get-go, and then you appreciate it even more each time you get the bike down. You can feel the ingenious engineering behind it, all the physics. It's solidly built.