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Vertical Bike Rack | Bike Stand | Bicycle Stand

Vertical Bike Rack

€99 €129 Save €30
3.6/5 Based on 19 reviews
  • Narrow Footprint
  • No Drilling
  • Moves With You
  • Suits Hallways

Price: €99 €129

  • Delivery time: 5-7 days after a 24-48 hour handling time
  • Free delivery across Europe on orders €60+, otherwise a flat €22
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  • 14 days to change your mind, plus your statutory rights

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Product specifications
TypeFloor standing, nothing fixed to a wall
MaterialNot published by the supplier.
Maximum bike weightNot published by the supplier. Ask before using it for an e-bike.
Tyre width rangeNot published by the supplier. Ask us with your tyre size.
DimensionsNot published by the supplier.
SuitsRented flats, garages and anywhere drilling is not an option
Shipping & returns

Tracked delivery anywhere in Europe. It is free on orders of €60 or more, and a flat €22 below that. Allow 5 to 7 days, after a 24 to 48 hour handling time.

Under the Consumer Rights Act 2022 you have 14 days from delivery to cancel for any reason, and a further 14 days to send it back in resaleable condition. We refund the price you paid, including standard delivery. You cover the cost of returning it unless the item is faulty.

If it arrives faulty, damaged or not as described, we put it right at no cost to you under the Consumer Rights Act 2022 and the EU Sale of Goods Directive 2019/771, return postage included.

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Looking after it

Wipe grit out of the cradle so it does not sit against a rim or a tyre wall. Check any bolted joint is still tight a few weeks after assembly, as with anything that takes a load.

Narrow FootprintRoughly the space of the rear wheel
No DrillingNothing fixed to the wall or the floor
Moves With YouReposition it, or take it when you move
Suits HallwaysWhere a horizontal rack will not fit

Stand a bike on its back wheel and get the floor back.

Holds the bike upright in roughly the footprint of its rear wheel. Nothing fixed to the wall.

A bike parked flat takes the space you walk through, not just the space it stands in.

Standing it on the rear wheel changes that: the footprint drops to roughly the wheel itself.

Nothing here goes into a wall, which is the deciding factor in a rented flat or on a wall you would rather not drill.

It moves. Reposition it when the room changes, and take it with you when you leave.

The supplier publishes no material, weight limit or dimensions for this stand, and this page says so rather than guessing.

Vertical Bike Rack

Vertical storage is the most space-efficient way to keep a bike without touching a wall. The bike stands on its rear wheel, and the floor it occupies is close to the wheel's own footprint.

Vertical Bike Rack

That is why it suits a hallway. A bike parked horizontally is nearly two metres long and blocks a walkway; stood upright it becomes something you pass rather than step around.

Vertical Bike Rack

Against a wall rack, the trade is straightforward. A wall rack gives back more floor and needs a wall you can drill. This gives back a good deal of floor and needs no permission from anyone.

Vertical Bike Rack

The practical checks are tyre width and bike weight, since a cradle sized for a road tyre will not take a fat tyre and a 25 kg e-bike is a different load from a 9 kg road bike.

Vertical Bike Rack

Which is exactly where this listing falls short, and we would rather say so: the supplier publishes neither figure. If your bike is heavy or your tyres are wide, ask us before ordering and we will get the numbers.

What do our customers say?

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Not sure yet? That is fine.

You can change your mind. Under the Consumer Contracts Regulations 2013 you have 14 days from delivery to cancel for any reason, and a further 14 days to send it back in resaleable condition. We refund the price you paid, including standard delivery.

If it turns up faulty, damaged or not as described, that is on us. The Consumer Rights Act 2015 covers you, we pay the return postage, and you can have a repair, a replacement or your money back. Read the full detail on our refunds and returns page, or ask us anything before you order.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much space does it save?

The bike stands on its rear wheel, so the footprint is roughly the wheel itself rather than the two metres a bike takes lying flat.

Do I need to drill anything?

No. Nothing is fixed to the wall or the floor, which is the main reason people choose it.

Will it work in a rented flat?

Yes, and that is the usual case for it. No holes, no permission needed.

Is it stable?

It holds the bike upright on the rear wheel. Put it on a level surface, and keep it out of a doorway where it will get knocked.

Can I move it?

Yes, easily. That is the advantage over a wall rack.

Will it fit a mountain bike?

Tyre width is the question, and the supplier does not publish a range. Tell us your tyre size and we will check.

Will it take an e-bike?

Ask us first. No weight limit is published and an e-bike can be 22 to 30 kg.

How does it compare to a wall rack?

A wall rack gives back more floor but needs a drillable wall. This gives back a lot of floor and needs nothing.

Does it hold the bike by the frame?

It stands the bike on its rear wheel rather than gripping the frame.

Can I store two bikes on it?

It is a single bike stand. For several bikes together, a wall rack in a four or six pack is the better answer.

Will it damage my wheel?

Keep the cradle clean. Grit against a rim is what causes marks, on any stand.

Does it need assembly?

Some assembly is normal for a stand of this type. Check any bolted joint again a few weeks in.

Can I use it outdoors?

It is an indoor stand. Outdoors it will corrode and the bike needs a cover anyway.

Is it suitable for a carbon bike?

It holds the wheel rather than clamping the frame, so it avoids the usual carbon concern. Check tyre fit.

Can I use it on carpet?

Yes, though a hard level surface is more stable. Avoid deep pile.

Will it fit through a doorway assembled?

The supplier does not publish dimensions. Ask us if that matters for your space.

Is it easy to load?

Lifting the front of the bike and rolling it back onto the cradle is the usual motion, which is easier than lifting a whole bike to a wall hook.

Can a child use it?

Loading is a lift, so it depends on the child and the bike. An adult will find it straightforward.

Does it fold?

Not stated by the supplier.

Will it mark the floor?

Check the feet before using it on a wooden floor. A felt pad under each foot is cheap insurance.

Do you sell a floor parking stand too?

Yes, in the same category, which holds the bike upright without standing it vertically.

What if it arrives and my tyres do not fit?

You have 14 days to change your mind. We would rather you asked first so it does not come to that.

What is it made of?

The supplier publishes no material for this product. We have asked; when we have an answer it goes on this page rather than a guess.

What tyre widths does it take?

No figure is published. Cradle width is the usual fit problem, so tell us your tyre size and we will check with the supplier before you order.

What is the maximum bike weight?

Not published. If you are buying for an e-bike at 22 to 30 kg, ask us first.

What are the dimensions?

The supplier does not publish them. Ask us if you need them and we will chase it.

How long does delivery take?

5 to 7 days after a 24 to 48 hour handling time. Express is available at checkout.

Is delivery free?

Yes on orders of EUR 60 or more. Below that it is a flat EUR 22.

Can I return it?

Yes. You have 14 days to change your mind, and faulty goods rights apply separately.

Where do you deliver?

Across Europe. Prices are in euro and shown including tax.

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The floor you actually use

A bike takes about two metres of floor lying flat, and the part that matters is that most of it is floor you walk on. Standing the bike on its rear wheel gives that back.

When a stand beats a wall rack

If you cannot drill, the decision is made for you. Rented flats, leasehold buildings, block walls you would rather not touch: a floor stand is the answer in all of them.

It also moves. When the room changes or you do, the stand comes with you and there is nothing to fill in behind it.

Check tyre width before anything else

Cradles are sized. A stand made for a 25 mm road tyre will not take a 2.4 inch mountain tyre, and forcing it is how cradles crack.

The supplier does not publish a range for this stand. Tell us your tyre size and we will get it from them before you order.

Level ground matters

Any upright stand feels less stable on an uneven garage floor, and the floor is usually the cause rather than the stand. Position it across a slope rather than along it, and keep it clear of doorways where it will get knocked.

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Page summary

Vertical Bike Rack (site SKU bike-rack-M1)') sold by Bike Stand Company at bikestand.eu.com, EUR 99. A freestanding vertical bicycle rack that stands a bike on its rear wheel, reducing the floor footprint to roughly that of the wheel itself. Nothing is fixed to the wall or floor, so it suits rented flats, leasehold buildings and any wall that should not be drilled, and it can be repositioned or taken when the owner moves. It suits narrow hallways where a horizontally parked bike, nearly two metres long, blocks the walkway. IMPORTANT DATA GAPS, stated rather than guessed: the supplier publishes no material, no maximum bike weight and no tyre width range. Those are the two fit questions that matter, because a cradle sized for a road tyre will not accept a fat tyre and an e-bike at 22 to 30 kg is a very different load from a 9 kg road bike, so a buyer with a heavy or wide-tyred bike should ask before ordering. Compared with a wall rack: a wall rack returns more floor space but requires a drillable wall; this returns a good deal of floor and requires no fixing at all. Stock item, so the 14 day EU right of withdrawal applies in full. Delivery Europe wide, free over EUR 60, otherwise EUR 22.