StoreYourBoard SwivelStow

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Facts

Maximum Load Capacity
Maximum Weight Per Bike
70 lb
Weight
6.8 lb
Material
Powder-coated Steel

Summary of Reviews

We have read all expert and user reviews on the StoreYourBoard SwivelStow. In summary, this is what cyclists think. Published Mar 19, 2026 by Rachel Rushing.

5 reasons to buy

  • Buyers praise the easy installation and clear instructions.
  • When following the instructions and keeping wheelbases consistent, bikes can be loaded without any lifting.
  • The SwivelStow pivots 180°, allowing more compact storage.
  • The SwivelStow holds bikes by the front wheel, meaning there’s no frame contact.
  • This rack comes with a lifetime warranty.

3 reasons not to buy

  • Installation likely requires tools, such as a drill, level, socket wrench, or stud finder for walls without visible wooden studs.
  • Tires wider than 2.8” won't fit.
  • The SwivelStow can’t accommodate bikes with fenders.

Bottom line

The StoreYourBoard SwivelStow is a pivoting storage rack available in two versions: one for road and gravel bikes (18mm–45mm tires) and another for mountain bikes and hybrids (2"–2.8" tires). Installation is simple, and the rack is sturdy, according to owners. The rack also doesn't touch bike frames. Its compatibility is more limited than the Steadyrack, which supports heavier bikes with wider tires and comes in a fender-friendly version. Nevertheless, these limitations are relatively minor, and the StoreYourBoard SwivelStow remains a compelling choice at a competitive price.

Expert Reviews

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User Ratings

96/100 based on 31 ratings
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