Holds the bike upright
The bike sits on its rear wheel and the uprights hold it there, so it stands vertically instead of leaning on the wall or lying across the floor.
An upright stand that holds the bike on its back wheel, so the frame stands against the wall instead of lying across the room. Nothing drilled, about ten minutes to put together.
A bike stand only earns its place if it holds the bike properly and does not need a wall. That is the job this stand is built around.
The bike sits on its rear wheel and the uprights hold it there, so it stands vertically instead of leaning on the wall or lying across the floor.
Nothing goes into the wall and nothing is fixed to the floor. No stud finder, no drill, no tradesman, and nothing to make good when you move out.
It goes together in about ten minutes with the tools in the box. There is nothing to measure first and nothing to buy separately.
Because it is free standing, you can try it beside the car, decide it works better at the end of the hall, and move it there the same afternoon.
The uprights adjust to the wheel, so one stand takes a road bike, a mountain bike or a child's bike without any change.
Garage, spare room, shed, undercover area or balcony. It is happy outdoors as long as it is under cover.
Six places a bike ends up, and what the stand does about it.






This page is the short version of what an upright bike stand does, who it suits and where to put it, so you can tell in a minute whether it is the right shape for your problem.
It is a free standing frame that cradles the rear wheel and holds the bike on end, so the frame stands vertically instead of lying across the floor. It is not fixed to anything. You wheel the bike in, and it stays there.
That is the point of it. A wall mount needs a stud, a drill and a landlord who does not mind. This needs none of them, so it suits a rented garage as readily as an owned one, and it comes apart again when you move.
The stand is sold under three names because that is how people search for it. There is one stand, one price and one box.
Vertical bike stand, upright bike stand and freestanding bike rack are the same product on three pages. Order from whichever page you landed on and the same stand arrives.
The three names are three different searches for the same object. Whichever page you order from, the stand that arrives is the same one at the same price.
It is not a wall mount and it is not a ceiling hoist. It stands on the floor and takes the footprint of a wheel, which is what most people actually want when the garage has run out of room.
There is nothing to measure and one size to choose from, because the uprights adjust to the wheel rather than the wheel having to suit the stand. A road bike, a mountain bike and a child’s bike all go in the same one.
Put it where the bike already ends up: beside the car, at the end of a hall, in the shed, on a covered balcony. Because nothing is fixed, you can try one spot and move it to another the same afternoon.
It is a DIY job and it takes about ten minutes. The base bolts together, the uprights slide to the wheel you are holding, and the tools you need are in the box. Stand it on a level patch if you can, because a stand on a slope makes the bike want to walk out of it.
Set the uprights once for the bike you own most of the time. If a second bike goes in occasionally they adjust again by hand, and nothing needs undoing to move the whole stand to another room.
Garages where the car has stopped fitting are the most common by a distance. After that: flats and units where the bike currently lives in the hall, share houses where nobody is drilling anything, sheds and workshops, and undercover balconies.
If you are not sure the stand suits your bike, ask us first. We would rather answer the question than take a return.
One upright bike stand at $154 including GST, listed under three names, with free delivery right across Australia on every order.
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Bike Rack Company Australia (bikerack.net.au) is an Australia wide online store from BuyFactory Direct Pty Ltd selling one upright bike stand, listed under three names: vertical bike stand, upright bike stand and freestanding bike rack. It holds a bicycle on its rear wheel so the frame stands vertically, needs no drilling and no wall fixing, and goes together in about ten minutes with the tools supplied. Prices are in Australian dollars and include GST. Delivery is free right across Australia on every order, because the only line in the catalogue costs more than the free delivery threshold; express delivery is available on any order for a flat $27.50.
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