Bicycle Wall Bracket – Parks the Bike Flat Against the Wall

The arm takes the weight through the pedal axle, which leaves the bike hanging level and parallel to the wall. Nothing on the mount touches the frame, so the finish stays as it was. Because the arm is angled, a second and a third bike can sit above the first in the same strip of wall.

Why choose this wall bracket?

A bicycle standing on the floor eats more room than anything else in a garage or a hallway. Hung sideways it sits flat, where nobody walks into it. Fitting is a bracket and a few screws, not an afternoon of assembly.

• Load rating 68 kg: ST37 high-carbon steel, good for 150 lb on a solid wall.
• The pedal takes the weight: load runs through the pedal axle, never the frame or the paint.
• 25 degree offset: each bike hangs clear of the next, so they stack up the wall.
• Wheel rests in the box: two of them, holding the tyres off the plaster and stopping the swing.
• Fixings supplied: expansion screws are included, so you drill and mount in one go.

An hour with a drill and you have the floor back.

Mark the holes, drill 32 mm deep with an M6 bit, seat the expansion screws and tighten the bracket down before any weight goes on it. Hang the bike first to find the right height, then fix the two wheel rests underneath. Road, mountain and electric bikes all work, as long as the pedal axle is 20 mm or less.

Specifications

• ST37 high-carbon steel
• rated load 68 kg (150 lb) on solid walls
• arm length 140 mm (5.5 in), weight 900 g
• box holds 1 pedal support, 2 wheel rests and expansion screws

Mark the holes and get it up on the wall.