Jetson Adventure Electric Bike Review
There’s been a lot of buzz around the Electric Bikes. And I for one, am really happy about the fact that the electric bike space is getting the attention and love it deserves. Most of the time, they talk about electric bikes has been a niche thing for only people who have extra money to throw around, or people who perceive the idea of them as bikes for the weak.
I would try not to get into that conversation of a self-proclaimed purist talking about how riding anything with a motor is unworthy of being called a bike. But people didn’t get an electric bike because of someone throwing senseless statements, but because they were really expensive to buy and rightfully so in those early years.
But for the last few years, many advancements have been made in making these bikes as reliable and accessible as possible to the general public. And one such bike is Jetson Adventure Electric Bike. Jetson is a relatively brand new company with a lot of ambitious goals around freedom in riding. And one such goal is to make affordable electric bikes while not compromising on the reliability and functionality of the bike.
This is a comprehensive review of Jetson Adventure electric bike detailing on parts like Battery, Range, Pedal Assist and many more. We hope you like it and let us know about your experience with your Jetson e-bike by sharing your stories in the Комментарии и мнения владельцев below.
First Impressions
One of the first impressions you get from Jetson Adventure Electric bike is that it doesn’t look like one. Because it isn’t. Nah Just kidding, it is but it is purposefully made that way to make it look like any other traditional bike. Those of who are wondering where the battery was, you guessed it right it was inside the down tube of the frame. This keeps the battery cozy and protects it from all the things bad for a battery.
But why did they do it? Of course, there are many reasons why you would like to have a battery inside the frame of a bike but as the CEO Josh Sultan explains that
We felt there was a gap in the market for an electric mountain/road bike that was visually beautiful but also offered a value. We felt there was a gap in the market for an electric mountain/road bike that was visually beautiful but also offered a value …we wanted to eliminate the stereotype that you were “weak” or “uncool” if you rode an e-bike.
Josh Sultan, Jetson CEO
This makes perfect sense and this also keeps anyone other than the rider know that its an electric bike. Okay, apart from aesthetics, which by the way is always a welcome feature, this also acts as a camouflage for protecting the bike from bike thieves. Because of this, you’d be more comfortable leaving this outside (with a proper bike lock of course) and still be able to function like a normal human being.
Why do you need an Electric Bike?
I can think of a lot of circumstances where Jetson Adventure electric bike can come in handy. And let me tell you one of the reasons I love adventure electric bikes. I am a cycling enthusiast and I like cycling very much, but like anything in life, cycling has some parts which are not desirable too. For as long as I could remember, I wanted to ride my loving bike to everywhere I wanted to go. But I would always put down the idea because there was always that one fear of me arriving at the destination with my shirt completely drenched in sweat, which by the way happened a few times, and believe me its not a good feeling.
The Motor and Max speed
So this is where a bike like Jetson Adventure Electric Bike comes in and saves the day. The 250-watt hub motor can get you to a maximum speed of 20mph with the pedal-assist which feels very zippy to commute around the urban roads. You could use the pedal assist on the harder parts like climbs and just pedal this thing normally during the easy parts. And you can rest easy because this Jetson e-bike can climb climbs with up to 15 degrees or up to 25% gradient climbs which are very rare to come across.
Battery
As we have discussed previously, the battery is hidden in the bottom tube of the bike which gives the bike a seamless look. Just as an added note, you will have to do some work if you want to convince your co-workers or friends that this is an electric bike just from looks. The battery on this bike is a 36V, 7.8Ah rechargeable battery with Panasonic cells which are of course rechargeable.
I don’t know why I am mentioning this but the charger is included in the package and it is a 110-240V charger which plugs into the left side of the battery. To get from 0% to a full charge, you will have to plug this in for around 5-6 hours. They normally recommend you charge it to full, the first three times you use it and then charge it according to your rides.
I normally recommend you keep the battery around 60-70% which gives you the most number of charging cycles and keeps your battery durable for years to come. It was stated that this battery has around 1000 recharges before it kinda starts having issues that are to be expected with any battery out there. But 1000 charges roughly translates to 3 years of continuous use, which sounds like a lot of value for me.
And if you choose to have a Jetson Adventure Electic Bike Battery replacement you can always get one from their official site. The batteries are also water-resistant of course, they got a rubber cap kind of thing to close the charging port when not in use and to keep the water and dust out.
Range and Pedal Assist
These are two main things that are and should be taken into consideration when purchasing an electric bike. There are 9 levels/modes of pedal assist which you can activate by pedaling the bike once and the motor engages and gives you a boost. So if you want a consistent ride on this bike you have to keep pedaling at regular intervals but the only difference as the name suggests the assist will make the pedal stroke a lot easier. You will come to love this bike very quickly, especially if you didn’t try any electric bikes.
You can still coast on this bike as you would do on any traditional bike. Rider can switch between the 9 levels by clicking up or down arrow buttons on the left side of the handlebar. This bike claims 30 miles on a single charge and real-time testing, it hits that 29 miles mark, and this is normal e-bike behaviour.
As I mentioned before this bike can go up to 20mph tops and has a range of 30 miles which is enough for any mid-far commutes. But if your commute is longer than that or for some reason you want a faster bike with a longer range make sure to check out our review on Aventon Pace 500, which has a 40-mile range with speeds up to 28 freaking miles per hour and that too with a throttle. That makes Aventon Pace 500, a class 3 electric bike whereas this is a class 1. And also it normally retails at around the same price point or even less so make sure you check that out before making a purchase decision.
Display and Lights
The display is an LCD with which you can quickly know the current battery level, the pedal assists level you are currently in, and the speed you are currently at. As a standard feature, this bike also comes with an odometer that measures the distance you have covered on this bike and it is shown on the bottom of the display.
Another cool feature is that this bike comes with front and rear LED lights. Of course, you can buy cheap LEDs but they are often hard to mount without filling your cockpit full of zip ties so it’s always a cool feature to get by default. The rear light will act as an indicator of sorts as it has two modes, one where it’s normal and another where it blinks.
Drivetrain and Brakes
This is a 21-speed electric bike with a 7-speed cassette in the rear and a 3-speed crankset in the front. You will be delighted to know that this bike comes with both front and rear disc Tektro brakes which are always a plus with any kind of bikes. The shifters used on this bike are Shimano shifters which work reliably with no issues.
Tires
The tires on this affordable e-bike are 27.5ers which are perfect for 250w motor. And they are wider than a traditional road bike tires which gives them better traction on the road. The recommended pressure for these tires, which a lot of people want to know, is 40-65 psi.
Running a properly inflated tire gives you more mileage for your charge, and also is better for your tires longevity.
Other Features
Although the saddles are up to personal preference, this one has a Comfort saddle that won’t hurt your bottoms and does a decent job absorbing the shocks. Jetson Adventure electric bike also comes with a traditional bell, which I have used like whole 3 times this year which is up from 0 last year.
The Bike is also made of aluminum alloy which is both non-corrosive and has some decent qualities like less weight etc. By the way, talking of weight, this adventure e-bike weighs in around 44 lbs and has a weight limit of 300 lbs which is great for people who carry an extra picnic basket or into food delivery. You can also fix some front baskets for carrying some cargo.
How To Assemble Jetson Electric Bike? (Guide With PICs)
If you are thinking of buying a Jetstone bolt electric bike or just inquiring about it out of curiosity, I would be very happy to help you find out everything about this bike. We will start the post with how to use the Jetstone Bolt Pro, and also what is the correct way to charge it, as well as the advantages and disadvantages, and whether is it a bike that gives you value for its price or not. Disclaimer: this post IS NOT SUPPONSERED BY Jetson Electric all links in this post ARE NOT affiliate links (we are trying to give you the useful information to help you take the right decision) Currently, there are two types of Jetstone electric bikes, the Bolt Electric Bike Bolt Up 14 The price of the Bolt Electric Bike is 349. The price of the Bolt Up 14 is 599. The reason for the price increase is due to the presence of a 350-watt motor instead of the 250, and also to the presence of the Cadence Sensor. Note: There are no speeds for the PAS in the bike, it works at one speed (highest speed)
What are the advantages Disadvantages of Jetson Electric Bike?
Perhaps the relatively low price of the bike compared to other types of electric bikes is a tempting factor for many people, but with this temptation, some questions come to mind. Is it a good bike? Will you have a good user experience after purchase? and a lot of other related questions Therefore, in this part of the post, we will explain the advantages and disadvantages of this type of bikes.
What advantages of Jetson Electric Bike?
1- Price. One of the most important advantages of the Jetson electric bike is the price, as its price ranges between 350 to 600 dollars, which is close to the price of electric bikes for children, especially since the Jetson bikes are considered practical bikes that are used by adults and children. 2-Stable on the road. Despite the small size of the bike, it is considered one of the stable bikes on the road and also works in a way that reduces shocks, knowing that it does not contain any suspension system. 3-The ease of assembly The other advantage of this bike is the ease of assembly, of course, due to the small size of the bike, but what really distinguishes this bike is that you can assemble it in about 5 minutes, no more. All the components of the bike come with a simple design, are easy to install, and do not require any complications. Later in this post, we will explain how to assemble. 4- Small size. If you are of moderate weight and height, the Jetson electric bike is one of the best practical choices for you due to its small size it can be folded, so it will be very practical for you and you will not feel anything with it that reduces your enjoyment of the bike, especially during trips.
Disadvantages of Jetson Electric Bike?
1-No LCD. One of the most disadvantages of this bike is that there is no screen that gives you information about the bike while riding. Personally, I do not understand why the manufacturers of Jetson Electric Bike did not think about this point because it is very important for all electric bike riders. You can imagine that all the information available to you during the bike is the charging bar! You can overcome this point by placing a program to measure the speed on your phone and then installing the phone on the bike. 2-PAS has only 1 Speed. The second disadvantage of this bike is that the pedal assist system (PAS) works at one speed, which means that you will not control different bike speeds and also will help to consume the battery faster, especially since the battery in the bike is 36 volts. 3- Not suitable for tall people. If you are tall, the small size of the bike will negatively affect your riding experience because you will have to keep your leg at a 90-degree angle all the time, which will make you feel pain in your back. 4-Non-removable battery. One of the disadvantages is also the inability to remove the battery, which will make you take the entire bike near the charging source, which may be hard in some situations. For example, if you need to charge the battery while working or in a public place, you will have to take the entire bike with you
Assembling Jetson Electric bike.
Note: you will have a 5mm Allen key and two different ranches come with ebike
1- Assembling Jetson Electric bike Chair.
1- Grab the chair handle out.
2-The chair does not come tighten from the factory, so we should tighten it. to do this hold the nut with your hand and turn the handle to the right side clockwise.
3-Place the seat post into a position where it matches your height then lock the handle.
1- Assembling Jetson Electric bike Rear fender.
1-At the back of the ebike there is a hole where you will use it to fix the rear fender.
2- The rear fender comes with a screw that has a wrench and nut. First, place the screw inside the fender place it into the hole.
3- After putting the screw in the finder and inserting it into the hole, put the washer and then the nut from the backsideUsing the wrench, fix the wrench on the nut, and then, using an Allen key, tighten the bolt.
Assembling Jetson Electric bike Pedal.
When you take the pedal out of the box, you will notice that there is a pedal to the right and a pedal to the left (there is a mark on each pedal), which is meant by the right and left while riding a bike.
During the installation of the pedal, the right pedal will be connected clockwise, while the left pedal will be connected counterclockwise
Assembling Jetson Electric bike Lights.
The Ebike comes with four types of lights, reflectors, which are located on the front and rear wheels, then the light on the handlebar, then the rear light, and the headlight.
1- Handlebar lights.
The lights are fixed to the handlebar, but you may need to adjust their position using the Allen key.
2-Reflectors.
Reflectors are installed on the front and rear wheels using the Allen key.
Note: Sometimes the deflectors are already on the front wheel, they can only be tightened
3-Rear light.
The rear lights are installed under the Seatpost, which is a rapper ring that wraps around the bike frame.
The rear lights have three modes fast flashing, slow flashing off.it uses a coin battery inside
4- The headlight.
The headlight is already installed you can turn it on by pressing the crouse control for 4 seconds.
How To Use Jetson Electric Bike?
As a general rule, power on the ebike then uses the pedal or throttle.
Tips for using Jetson Electric Bike?
- Jetson has only one PAS speed which is the maximum speed so if you want to ride slowly don’t activate PAS.
- The ebike has crouse control which can be activated by pushing its button once however the crouse control holds the speed to the maximum speed.
- the one battery charge can last up to 8 miles depending on your weight
- the maximum air inflation for the ebike is 45PSI.
- it’s recommended to keep checking the charging bar as the ebike has no LCD and to stop using PAS or throttle when it reached one bar
- the maximum speed for this bike is 15.5 miles\hour
- the maximum weight for the ebike is 265lbs so if you are close to this weight please make sure to inflate the tire to the maximum.
How to charge Jetson Electric Bike?
The bike comes with a 36-volt battery, which is a relatively small battery and takes about 4 to 5 hours to charge.
There are some tips that you can take to ensure the correct charging of your jetson electric bike.
- Put the charger in the power source first, then connect it to the bike.
- Avoid charging in rainy or wet areas.
- During charging, there is a red light that turns green when charging is completed.
- Do not use any other charger to charge this bike in order to avoid any damage, because the capacity of the original charger is small, but suitable for the battery capacity and also to avoid being out of warranty.
How to extend the Jetson Electric Bike warranty?
When you look closely at the design of the Jetson Electric Bike, you will notice that all the parts are precisely integrated into the frame of the bike, which means that the maintenance will be somewhat difficult, so it is good to get an additional year on the basic warranty (one year)
As per the manual you have to do the following in order to get a extension
1- You MUST buy the bike from their Authorized Retailers
2- Go to their official website and create a new account from here.
3- Record the electric bike data that you will find inside the electric bike box with the user manual
4- Be sure to keep the purchase invoice or confirmation email
5- Leave a comment on the official website page.
Note: I personally contacted “Extend” Jetson Electric Bike to inquire about pricing for an extended warranty period and they have replied that
“Now the Extend Protection Plan is currently only available at the time of purchase through one of our merchants. We recommend you contact Jetson directly at 888-976-9904 or help@ridejetson.com for current pricing.”
based on the above email from extending I communicated with ridejetson.com to get the actual for the extended warranty.
For the Bolt Bike:
1 year extended warranty = 40.99
2 year extended warranty = 59.99
3 year extended warranty = 74.99
For the Bolt Pro:
1 year extended warranty = 69.99
2 year extended warranty = 99.99
3 year extended warranty = 139.99
Conclusion.
The jetson Electric Bike is one of the electric bikes suitable for people with a limited budget or people who want to try an electric bike for the first time, so their capabilities may be somewhat limited.
The Jetson Electric Bike is characterized by its small size, low price, and ease of assembly, but it does not have a screen to read the bike
information, and also the battery is not removable and is not suitable for tall people or heavy-weight riders.
Best Electric Motorcycles
Love them or hate them, electric motorcycles are fast becoming a reality. From daily commuters to enduro and race bikes, we’ve seen all kinds of electric bikes hit the road over the past couple of years, and it’s about time we accept that we’ll have to eventually switch to one soon too. Lucky for us, there’s a vast array of electric bikes catering to riders of all shapes, sizes, and kinds. Here are our top 15 picks in the e-motorcycle space.
Updated March 2023: New electric motorcycles seem to be popping up every month these days! In an effort to keep our readers up to date, we’re updating this article with all the latest and greatest models available on the market.
Sondors Metacycle
Sondors had recently made waves by dropping the pricing on the already affordable Metacycle by more than a few pennies. That’s an astonishing tactic in a market where most electric motorcycles cost more than your average Harley-Davidson. It’s a handsome bike, with some nifty features, like low seat height and weight.
The 60-mile range will get you to work and back, provided you’re not too heavy on the throttle. The brakes are a little bland and the rear shock may be inadequate, but even all those caveats aside, you simply can’t beat that price. And if all you’re doing is going to and from work, it may just be the best vehicle for you, hands down.
Super Soco TC
As much as we love high-performance bikes, an electric motorcycle will probably spend most of its life in the city. And, this is why the Super Soco TC is on our list. The Super Soco TC not only looks retro in a stylish way, but it also makes for a great commuter electric bike. With a top speed of 75 mph, it comes with a single or a double battery pack setup, claiming an impressive range of 78 Miles (with the dual battery setup), which is more than enough for city duties. Meanwhile, features like LED lights, an anti-theft alarm, keyless ignition, and a semi-digital instrument cluster top off the package. It’s pretty cheap, at approximately 4,140, but here comes the bad news. You can’t get it in the U.S.
Pursang E-Tracker
If the more modern styling excesses of electric motorcycles are too much for you (and your wallet won’t stretch to a Curtiss One!) and what you really feel you need is a flat-track-inspired electric bike, then the Pursang is the best ev motorcycle for you. Taking its name from an old Bultaco model, the Pursang E-Tracker is a relatively normal-looking electric motorcycle, featuring a tubular chrome-moly tubed frame and carbon-fiber bodywork.
The range is quoted as 74 miles, but recharge time is a bloated six hours, which rules it out for any sort of competition riding, if that was ever a goal. It boasts a full-color TFT display that shows speed, range, riding mode, engine power regeneration, and of course, battery life. It even features smartphone connectivity and can be connected via the Bosch mobile app. It’s now available in Europe for roughly 10,052.
Fuell Fllow
From the fertile engineering brain of Erik Buell comes the Fuell Fllow. Featuring a magnesium monocoque chassis and housing for the battery, the electric motor is housed in the rear wheel and produces a quite frankly astonishing 553 pound-feet of torque! Twist the throttle on this, and you don’t move forward, the earth rotates underneath you. The top speed is 85 mph (max sustained) and a range of 150 miles. Regenerative braking is employed, and using a CCS Type 2 charger gives you a full charge in 30 minutes. There is 1.76 cubic feet of storage in what used to be the fuel tank, which Fuell claims can take a full-face helmet and a soft bag. Unusually for Buell, he has not fitted the rim-mounted brake rotors that were such a feature on his gas-powered sport bikes.
Cake Kalk
The good thing about electric motorcycles is that there are plenty of start-up companies that are manufacturing new models that have no corporate design language to adhere to and the results are refreshingly different. Swedish company Cake set out to create the ultimate, spare-no-expense, lightweight, high-performance electric dirtbike. Having done this, it then turned its attention to a street-legal version.
The oddly-named Kalk is the result, and you could be forgiven for thinking it is a glorified bicycle, such is its skimpy design and construction. Skimpy it might be, but there is nothing skimpy about the specification: extruded, forged, and CNC-machined 6061 aluminum chassis, Öhlins suspension front and back, and bespoke forged and machined wheels. It’s not cheap, but if you are looking for personal transport that is light and agile, then the Cake might just be what you are looking for.
LiveWire Del Mar S2
Designed around a modular Arrow platform, the Del Mar is the first of a series of models that will be released in the coming years and is certainly aimed squarely at the mass market of electric bikes. The platform includes batteries, electronics, a motor, and can have different steering heads and swing arms bolted to it to create the different variants.
It is due to arrive in showrooms by the second half of 2023. The power output is a claimed 80 horsepower, while it weighs in at 431 pounds. The city range is expected to be 110 miles, with a 0-80% charge time in about 75 min.
Damon Hyperfighter
Do you like sporty naked motorcycles? Let us introduce you to the newly launched Damon Hyperfighter. Unveiled in early 2022, the Damon Hyperfighter is an epic all-electric naked motorcycle that has a rather striking design. This radical design is complemented by equally striking numbers including a peak power of 200 horsepower, 170 mph top speed, and a 146-mile claimed range. The bike also packs a unique Shift technology, that lets the rider adjust the handlebar and footpeg position on the fly, along with 360-degree cameras to warn the rider about potentially dangerous objects and vehicles.
Zero SR/F
Looking for a do-it-all e-motorcycle? Well, we believe it’s the Zero SR/F. Sure, its price of nearly 23,795 isn’t for everyone, but this is one of the most sought-after bikes out there. It comes equipped with a powerful motor-battery combo that has a claimed top speed and range of 124 mph and 187 miles (city) of range, respectively.
This ensures you’ll have plenty of power to have fun while steering clear of range anxiety. Then, you have high-quality underpinnings comprising fully adjustable Showa Big Piston forks and Showa monoshock, alongside Pirelli Rosso III tires. It also comes with all modern-day features like ride modes, TFT instrumentation, smartphone connectivity, LED lighting, and even a stability control from Bosch.
LiveWire One
The Harley-Davidson LiveWire features a likable design, which shouts Harley in its own special way while promising a familiar torquey riding experience, too. Of course, there is no glass-shattering rumble here, but you do get 100 horsepower and 84 pound-feet of torque, right on par with Harley’s ICE bikes. Plus, all this power is instantly available and monitored by a handful of electronics to ensure you stay upright.
The LiveWire boasts a claimed range of 146 miles and a top speed of 95 mph, both more than enough for most riders. One item to note is that Harley spun LiveWire out into its own company, and is now producing LiveWire One in addition to the previously mentioned Del Mar.
Tarform Luna
The main point of EVs is to offer a sustainable means of getting around and if that’s your motive too, it doesn’t get any more eco-friendly than the Tarform Luna. I say this because nearly 55-percent of the bike’s parts are 3D-printed from recycled materials like pineapple-leaf fibers and recycled aluminum. But, Tarform didn’t stop there and threw in an impressive motor and battery combo which gives the bike a claimed range of 120 miles and a top speed of 120 mph. Not to forget, this is accompanied by features like a circular digital instrument cluster with an HD display, all-LED lighting, three ride modes, a 180-degree rearview camera, keyless ignition, and smartphone connectivity via Bluetooth.
Evoke 6061
Rarely do we see electric cruiser bikes, but the Evoke 6061 happens to be one of them. However, this isn’t why it’s on this list. You see, the Evoke 6061, while being an e-cruiser, can also charge from zero to 80-percent in JUST 30 minutes! That’s just a quick lunch! Before you get suspicious, let us tell you that this isn’t a marketing gimmick achieved by using a tiny battery. In fact, the Evoke 6601 packs a huge 25 kWh battery, giving it a range of 410 miles (city), which is accompanied by a beefy 120kW motor.
Energica Ego
If you’re a sportbike fanatic who wants to go electric, the Energica Ego is probably THE best electric motorcycle for you. Not only does it offer sport bike-like performance, 170 horsepower and a limited top speed of 150mph, the Ego also has a claimed range of 261 miles which is a lot more than your ICE sport bike can manage. Along with this, the Energica Ego boasts top-shelf underpinnings comprising a trellis frame, cast aluminum wheels, Marzocchi USD forks, and Brembo brakes at both ends. Not to forget, the Ego was also used in the MotoE world championship up until last year, so it’s safe to say that the bike is well kitted-out to tackle a racetrack.
Verge TS Ultra
One important consequence of the rise of the electric motorcycle is that much of the early development has been undertaken by small, and until now, obscure companies that previously had no presence on the world motorcycling stage. This in turn has led to more innovative engineering solutions than you can shake a stick at.
The specs are quite astonishing: 885 pound feet of torque is delivered instantaneously directly to the road, with no power-sapping chains or cogs to get in the way. Nor does the motor require cooling fluids. Four ride modes configure the power delivery to suit your mood or riding requirements and 80-percent charge is available in 25 minutes with the optional DC fast charger and range is quoted as up to 233 miles.
BMW CE 04
BMW is taking a Smart approach as it dips its toe into the electric motorcycle pool. They know that electric motorcycles are best suited for city commuting, and what better motorcycle to use in an urban environment than a scooter. It’s loaded with premium features like large TFT display and large storage compartments. Its design aesthetic is futuristic. It comes with a 3-year BMW warranty and its pricing is not too shabby either, starting at 11,795. It’s built for urban commuters, with a range of 80 miles. You can pull up to work, plug it and have it ready to take you home when you’re done.
Arc Vector
Range anxiety is a major concern for most people planning to go electric. But, there’s a radical solution to it, and it’s called the Arc Vector. The bike offers a range of over 270 miles, and if you still happen to run out of charge, it can be juiced up in just 40 minutes. Apart from this, the bike has a top speed of 124 mph and can get to 60 mph in merely 3.2 seconds. The Arc Vector is built around a unique monocoque chassis featuring Öhlins TTX mono shocks and Brembo Stylema brakes at both ends, making the package ever-so-premium.
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Storage Freestanding Bike Rack
Rated 5 out of 5 stars. 57 total votes
Whether you’re living in a small apartment or want to reclaim space in your garage, this Freestanding Bike Rack safely stores your ride without any permanent mounting or hanging required. Compatible with bikes of all shapes, sizes, and functions, this vertical wonder features a durable powder-coated steel frame, adaptable arm supports, nonslip rubber cradles, sturdy adjustable legs, 2-bike load capacity, and an ample 90-pound weight limit. To comfortably fit each bike’s frame onto the shelves, rotate the knobs, move the arms up or down, then lock into place. Assembly is also fast and simple. Just follow our handy diagrams, and you’re stacking in no time. From men’s mountain and commuter bikes to hard-to-mount women’s frames and children’s trikes, there’s nothing you can’t store! Take back your living space—add a Freestanding Bike Rack to your cart today!
This bike rack is fantastic. It holds both my bike and my husbands bike and it’s very easy to remove and attach them on. And best of all the rack can be moved around and it’s not bolted to the walls. just assemble the rack and ur good to go. Highly recommend this rack. Harpreet. New Westminster, BC. 2021-01-05 13:31:35