It is already made for you and operating it is simple.
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It is worth noting that the rack does not appear to come with instructions on how to use. It is hard to imagine you needing anything else. The rack weighs just 6 pounds and is 15 inches long by 6 inches wide when folded virtually flat. It is virtually impossible to make it fall over especially when exposing it to normal, everyday forces. It is also designed to accept virtually any bike as long as it is over 20 inches and the tires are not wider than 2.4”.Īlthough this rack is small and close to the ground, you will be surprised at just how stable it makes your bike. It is well built and the new style design is simple helping to make sure that you have no issues with this rack for years to come. The Bikehand floor parking rack is made from high-quality steel which has been heat-treated and can be finished in virtually any color you wish. Even if you do not have a stand this rack can be used to support your bike while out and about. This bike rack looks good, it is relatively discreet and can even be folded up making it perfect for storing out of the way when not needed or for taking with you on trips providing you are taking the car as well. The lowest mounting point, which you ride into, is extra deep to ensure the bike is stable even under pressure.Īlthough this rack could be used by anyone it is especially beneficial to those who have heavy bikes or are unable to lift. Clamping points lock against the tires of your bike, avoiding the risk of damaging or altering your derailleur. As soon as it is in place the stand tilts against the wheel effectively locking it in place.īut this is not the only reason it is included in this list! The Bikehand rack holds your wheel in place at three distinct points making it more secure than any other rack currently available. However, the Bikehand floor parking rack has a tilting front stand allowing you to slide your bike directly into the parking slot. Most bike racks involve you lifting your bike up either onto a suspended stand or over the lip of a floor stand. It is also unique as it incorporates an all-new push design. That is why all of our trips are flightless in destination, fully carbon offset - and we have ambitious plans to be net zero in the very near future.This is a small but incredibly stylish indoor bike rack. We are committed to go as far as possible in curating our trips with care for the planet. We know that many of you worry about the environmental impact of travel and are looking for ways of expanding horizons in ways that do minimal harm – and may even bring benefits.
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