Bike Floor Parking Stand | Single Bicycle Floor Stand | Cycle Floor Stand

You push the wheel in and a spring loaded arm tilts back to let it pass, then closes on the wheel. The bike is held upright with no straps or clamps to fasten.

Either. It works with front and rear wheels, so you can park the bike whichever way round suits the space.

The arm is designed to hold the wheel without touching the rim or pushing between the spokes, which is the part that matters on a wheel worth protecting.

650C to 700C road and gravel bikes, 66 cm to 74 cm mountain bikes, and 51 cm to 61 cm children's bikes.

The deep wheel channel is what keeps a heavier bike settled. For a very heavy e-bike, check its weight and tyre width against the stand before ordering.

The stated compatibility is by wheel size rather than tyre width. Very wide fat-bike tyres are the usual thing that will not sit in a standard channel.

1.6 kg.

Yes, it folds for transport in a car or for storage at home, and sets up again with one pull.

No. It is freestanding, with no drilling and no fixings, so it suits a rented flat as well as a garage.

Yes, though it is not a weatherproof storage solution. Wipe it dry after wet weather so the spring mechanism keeps working freely.

It works best on a firm level surface. On soft grass any floor stand can sink on one side, so pick the firmest ground available.

That is one of the reasons it is light and folding. At 1.6 kg it goes in a car boot without a thought.

Yes, indirectly. The scuffs and scratches on walls and frames come from leaning bikes, and a stand removes the reason to lean one.

No. It parks the bike with both wheels on the ground. A repair stand lifts the bike clear of the floor so the pedals can turn.

It is a single bike stand. Two bikes need two stands, or a multi-bike rack.

It is compact and sits under the bike itself, so the footprint is essentially the bike's footprint.

Usually yes, since the arm closes on the tyre rather than the frame. Full-length guards that wrap tightly are worth checking against the channel.

The stand holds one wheel, so a loaded bike is heavier and higher. Take the weight off before pushing it in and it will be steadier.

The supplier description gives two different materials, so we are not stating one until that is confirmed. What is confirmed is the 1.6 kg weight.

It sets up with one pull rather than needing assembly.

Yes, children's bikes from 51 cm to 61 cm are within the stated compatibility.

Indoors or under cover, yes. It is a stand rather than a cover, so a bike left outdoors in it still gets the weather.

Wipe road grit off it, particularly around the spring loaded arm, which is the part that needs to keep moving.

Keeping the mechanism clean and dry is what looks after it. Grit in a spring mechanism is what stiffens it over time.

Easily. It folds and weighs 1.6 kg, which is one of its main advantages over a fixed rack.

No, it is completely freestanding. The bike stands on its own once the wheel is in.

It sits on the floor under its own weight. On a delicate floor, a mat under it removes any doubt, as with any metal item.

Yes. It takes very little space and does not need fixing, which suits both.

Five to seven days in Canada and seven to ten days to other countries. Delivery is free on orders of $100 or more, so this stand qualifies on its own; below $100 a delivery charge of $25 applies.

Yes. It is a stock item, so this shop's own 15 day change-of-mind policy applies alongside your faulty goods guarantees. Checking your wheel size against the list first usually settles it.