Road Bike Mount Wall Bracket Hanger For Adult Bikes
$16.19
$29.79
This road bike mount is for hanging a single bike to a wall. It includes 2 hooks on either side for hanging accessories. Quick and easy to install you can have you bicycle hanging on the wall in minutes. Suitable for hanging bicycles with tires between 1.25c to 2c. For hanging bikes with wider tires please see are other products. How Install Bicycle Hanger These hangers are quick and easy to mount to your garage wall. First remove the rollers and the other internal parts to reveal the screw holes. Once this is done screw the bicycle holder to the wall then reinstall the roller. Road Bike Mount Specifications Model number: BWM-G4. Brand: Adsports. Tire fitment size: 1.25c to 2c. Hanger size: 2 x 4 x 4 cm. Mounting hardware included: 2 screws, 2 expansion plugs. Compatible Bike Types Road bikes (700c wheels, 25–32 mm tires) Hybrid bikes with 26", 27.5", or 700c wheels Touring bikes with narrow to mid-range tire widths Not Compatible With Mountain bikes with tire widths over 2.0" BMX bikes (typically 20" wheels) Kids' bikes under 26" Is Your Bike Compatible with This Mount? (For Tires 1.25" to 2.0") To be sure this mounting hardware will work with your bike, your bike must meet two key criteria: 1. Tire Width: 1.25" to 2.0" Check the sidewall of your tire for a size printed in one of these formats: 700 x 28c – common on road or commuter bikes 27.5 x 1.5 – common on hybrid or light trail bikes If the second number (the width) is between 1.25" and 2.0", your tire meets the width requirement. 2. Wheel Diameter: 26" or Larger Although your tire width might fit, this mount is also designed for standard adult wheel diameters. We recommend a minimum wheel size of 26 inches. Bikes with smaller wheels may sit too low or fail to mount properly. How to Check Your Tire Size Look at the sidewall — find text like "700 x 32c", "26 x 1.75", or "27.5 x 1.9". Ensure the width is between 1.25 and 2.0 inches. Ensure the wheel diameter is at least 26 inches. What Does the “c” Mean? The "c" in sizes like 700 x 25c comes from a French system indicating tire width classes (a = narrow, c = wide). Today, it's just part of common naming and doesn’t affect fit. Just focus on the numbers.
