An often-overlooked place to mount your bicycle is on the wall behind a larger piece of furniture, such as a couch. DaSy : I only have one of these at the moment, I'm just trying to justify double the price for the copper and leather version for the next one Moreover; you’ll find the installation process to be pretty straightforward and usage is very easy as well. You would not be required to go through the burden of doing any heavy lifting. All you need to do is lift your bikes front wheel and place it in the uppermost section of the wheel holder.

Loading and accessing: You can park your bikes very easily, pulling up your rear tires, while hooking up your upper tire into the plastic clip. Thus; as a result, your rear tires would be resting easily on the ground. Accessing your bike is pretty straightforward as well. The design helps you save a lot of floor space. So; your apartment or garage space remains tidy.

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A third option: There is a third option that is far less common. It’s a large metal frame placed high on your garage wall that holds your bike on its side like a shelf. It can be awkward to access and is far more expensive than most other bicycle wall mounts. Bike storage just doesn’t come much smaller than the Clug.Oddly named it may be, but the two-part ‘G’ shaped clamp wraps around your tyre and grips just short of the rim so it’s in no danger of damaging anything important, hardware-wise, on your bike.

This ‘roadie’ version claims to work for tyres sized from 23mm up to 32mm, and versions for wider hybrid and MTB tyres are also available.Types of bikes: Can fit your road bikes, hybrid bikes, and mountain bikes. Moreover; it can hold tires, whose diameter ranges from 20″ to 29″ with widths up to 2.4″ You should choose the one, which would suit you best for the type of bike you’d be parking into the wall clip. Also; you can easily fit your regular road bikes, hybrid bikes, mountain bikes as well as your bikes having XL or XXL tires.Further; you can choose to either mount your bike into the clip horizontally or vertically, based on your preference. A. Although some claim that hanging a bike by the tires puts too much stress on the rims, riders who store their bicycles in this manner typically report no problems. Because bicycle wheels are designed to withstand bumps in the road while bearing the full weight of a rider, it seems unlikely that this method of storage could harm your bicycle. The PRO Bike Tool Wall Hanger is a sturdy and effective horizontal wall-mount bike hanger. This quality option supports one bike with two adjustable support arms that will accommodate a wide range of bike frame shapes and sizes. Each arm has three positions of adjustment to help achieve the proper angle and weight distribution for your bike, with U-shaped rubber frame cradles that work well with various frame tube shapes and sizes. The main support mast also has four positions of horizontal adjustment for up to 15 inches of wall clearance for the handlebar. It comes with an elastic cord to keep your front wheel straight, and PRO Bike Tool claims it can handle bikes up to 48.5 lbs. While testing, we discovered that the Wall Hanger could also pull double duty as a work stand for light-duty maintenance and repairs. CC: I store most of my bikes (yes, there are a lot of bikes in my family) in the garage so I can easily take them out for a spin or tune them at my workbench. One or two bikes are usually kept in the basement for indoor riding in the winter.