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Article first published on 4 January 2022, article update on 4 November 2024.
Mini wheel holder: Hornit Clug Roadie
The minimalist wheel holder is available in many designs and for tyre widths from 23 to 57 millimetres. It encloses the tyre and, depending on how it is mounted, the wheel can be parked upright or suspended >> available here.
Wall hook: BBB Parking Hook
The price of the simple wall hook from BBB is unbeatable. Even ten centimetre high aero wheels can be threaded in without any problems >> available here.
Cable pull: Rose Bikes DL1 overhead lift
Attached to the handlebars and saddle, the bike does not go through, but saves space under the ceiling... >> available here.
Made of wood #1: Holz Waidelich - Howa Bike Wall Kit model
In principle, the wooden brackets can be screwed to any wall - but they fit well on this old wooden wall, which is available from the manufacturer in five different versions and sizes.
Made of wood #2: Mikili Slit
When closed, the Slit holder, which is available in black and white and is suspended from four dowelled-in screws, looks like a monochrome picture.
Bayonet lock: Cycloc Solo
The wall bracket, available in seven colours, works like a bayonet catch. If you mount it slightly twisted, every bike hangs horizontally, no matter how slanted the top tube is >> available here.
Rails & straps: HG Innovation Bike Caddie
With the Bike Caddie System, HG Innovation offers a wide range of options for attaching the bike to the wall. There is a choice of rails or bolts on which the tyres stand, as well as hooks or straps for attaching to the wall.
Play it safe: hiplok Airlok white
A solid steel frame is concealed behind the plastic cover, which is available in various colours; a solid locking bolt reliably secures the wheel >> available here.
Bicycle carrier: Thule Wall Hanger
According to the manufacturer, the solid, foldable steel construction can carry 40 kilos, which would easily be enough for an e-bike >> available here.
Stable: Tacx Bike Stand
The stand holds the bike on the chainstay and seat stay - wherever you want to park it.
Made of wood #3: Parax U-Rack
The bikes are placed on the metal brackets, the rope is placed around the frame and the end is hooked into the hook. The bike hangs safely and elegantly on the wall. Price: 79 Euro >> available here.
Simply plain: Parax S-Rack
It could hardly be more minimalist: this mixed-material wall mount made of powder-coated aluminium and wood is a variant for cyclists who like it simple. To protect the frame from unsightly scratches, a protective felt layer has been incorporated. Price: 79.95 >> available here.
Saddle nose: Feedback Velo Wall Post
You hang the bike with the saddle nose on this folding wall bracket. There is also space for wheels on the 35 centimetre long bracket - or for a second bike mounted in the opposite direction >> available here.
Pole Dancing: Topeak Dual Touch Bike Stand
The pole is clamped between the floor and ceiling (up to 3.20 metres high) without tools and can carry up to four wheels or a maximum of 72 kilograms in the angle-adjustable suspensions (two included, each additional 40 euros) >> available here.
Front loader: Topeak Swing-Up Bike Holder
With the elegant version of this front wheel wall mount, the wheel can even be easily swivelled to the side thanks to a swivel mechanism. This model, which is made of aluminium and fibreglass composite, can carry up to 16 kg and is available for 59.99 euros, e.g. available here.
Matthias Borchers
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