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Having been around for a number of years now, the Hornit Clug is often cited as one of the simplest ways to secure a bike to a wall. It's essentially a small cube mounted to the wall, so when not in use it's very discreet. It takes advantage of the flex that tyres have, so all you have to do is wheel your bike vertically towards the wall and push the tyre into the Clug. The tyre will naturally distort to fit through the pinch point, and this holds your bike into place, while the rear wheel rests on the floor. Well, yeah, you can just use a hook, and Park Tool — the most well-known bike tool brand — even makes a hook for just that purpose. It's a simple vinyl-coated hook that mounts into wood and holds just about any bike. The 451, listed here, is a 55mm wide hook and if that's not wide enough Park Tool also offers the 471 and 471XX to cover tyres as wide as 5 inches.
It's a brilliantly simple and elegant solution that just works. While earlier models of the Clug could be marred by a flat front tyre, the Clug Pro features a cord that magnetically passes through the wheel and provides another grip point. The basic design has always stayed the same, but at least if your front tyre loses air, the bike will still stay put. Types of bikes: It can easily house one of your road bike, mountain bike or children’s bike on its prolonged tweezer-like arms. Although; if you own a women’s bike, it cannot be made to accommodate in this hanger. Designed to resist being wrenched off its fixings, even if a thief should succeed, the Airlok will remain attached to the bike, so making off with it should be difficult.If your walls are your own (or you have a tolerant landlord), then you have lots of choices in single-bike hangers that mount on the wall, ranging from simple hooks to nicely-styled mouldings that also have room for bits and pieces like lights and gloves. Weight carrying capacity and versatility: Da Vinci bike hanger can withstand your bikes weighing up to as much as 50 pounds. Further; it can hold your bike’s tires up to 3.5″, for fat tires and 2.5″ for conventional road bikes. Simply fixing to the wall via two screws, it’ll either hold the bike by its top tube or hang it vertically by the handlebars. Sitting just proud enough from the wall to allow for basic maintenance, this Roadie model projects a shorter distance than others in the range. Anti-scuff mechanism: The hanger which holds the frame of your bike is wadded with plastic covering. This ensures there isn’t too much chafing between your bike’s frame and the holder. So; you don’t have to worry about the paint job of your bicycle.
The workstand-style tripod feet mean it can be folded away and it's sturdy enough to be used for light maintenance. Wall protection: Your bicycle is not the only item that needs protection. If you are hanging your bike vertically, you will want some sort of guard to prevent the second tire from resting directly on your wall.A bicycle is an incredibly flexible manually powered vehicle that can be used for fun, exercise, commuting, or even travel. The downside is, when you’re not riding it, your big and bulky bike needs to be stored. One highly effective solution is to use a bicycle wall mount. If you want a bike that’s deep in the pile, you can just slide the others out of the way. Out of the box it will take four bikes, and there's and add-on to accommodate another two. 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. If you are asking about storing expensive bikes you are clearly worried about damaging your pride and joy. We understand nice bikes with nice wheels, and just how annoying a scratch can be.
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