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Wall-mounted bicycle rack with rubber coating, for 2 bicycles, usable indoors and outdoors.
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Description
Adjustable Bike Hook. Our new version of the bike hook features hookless adjustment technology, allowing you to freely adjust the tilt angle to accommodate different wheel sizes. Suitable for all types of standard bikes, such as mountain bikes, road bikes, and folding bikes. Non-Slip Rubber Bike Hooks. Covered with a non-slip rubber surface, these sturdy hooks (set of 2) prevent your bike wheels from slipping. They also protect your wall and wheels from scratches and damage. Keep your wall clean and your bike secure. A locking system prevents accidental unlocking. Space-Saving. This wall mount easily attaches to the bike and folds away when not in use, optimizing your parking space. The set of 2 compact wall mounts allows you to hang two bikes in a minimal amount of space. Ideal for a home, apartment, garage, shed, or shop. Installation Instructions: 1. Measure the location of your bicycle and mark it on the wall. 2. Drill a hole of the appropriate diameter and length using a power drill. 3. Insert the extension rod into the wall hole. 4. Attach the hook to the wall and tighten the screw. 5. Remove the protective film from the adhesive backing and stick the hook in place. 6. You can now hang your bicycle. Sturdy and thick bicycle hook. Made of solid steel, supports a maximum load of 30 kg. Ideal for storing bicycles at home, in the garage, in an apartment, or for displaying bicycles in a shop. Suitable for most standard bicycles. Product weight: approximately 0.464 kg. Color: orange and black. Quantity: 2 pieces.
Features
- BrandYYV
- MaterialRubber
- Maximum load30 kg
- Suitable for electric bicycleYes
- Type of installation methodFor mounting
- Integrated lockingYes
- ManoMano ReferenceME273332579
- MMID456537658954
- Product codeTezuka-10296
- EAN4069741922183
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