Name: Topeak Dual-Touch
Brand: Topeak
Availability: InStock
Rating: 91 (60 reviews)

91/100

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Users (58 ratings)

Experts (2 reviews)

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Summary of Reviews

We have read all expert and user reviews on the Topeak Dual-Touch. In summary, this is what cyclists think.

8 reasons to buy

Compatibility isn’t limited by wheelbase length, tire width, or wheel diameter.

Kids’ bikes fit on the Topeak Dual-Touch.

The hooks have 30 degrees of horizontal adjustment for different top tube angles. They also move vertically along the pole.

Owners say assembly and installation are easy, and the instructions are clear.

Installation doesn’t require drilling holes into floors or ceilings.

Buyers praise the pole’s sturdiness.

The Dual-Touch can be used with ceilings up to 10’6”.

Experts appreciate how the rack's minimalist design displays the bikes.

4 reasons not to buy

Lower ceilings limit the number of bikes that fit on the rack.

Several owners mention the pole slipping over time, causing it to fall. Topeak warns that mounting it in areas with high vibration can impact stability.

Changes in temperature or humidity may impact the rack’s stability. To prevent issues, users should periodically re-tighten the clamp levers.

An expert advises installing the Dual-Touch in a low-traffic area, away from children.

Bottom line

Topeak Dual-Touch is a bike stand for up to four bikes. The stand comes with two hooks; extras are purchased separately. Ceiling height may limit capacity. Owners deem it sturdy and easy to install. Installation requires a spirit level and, for wood-framed buildings, a stud finder for locating ceiling joists. The major complaint is the rack slipping over time. This is avoided by installing it in a low-traffic area on a flat, hard surface and re-tightening the clamp lever periodically. Overall, the Topeak Dual-Touch is considered a reasonably priced, sturdy, and user-friendly way to store (or display) bikes.