CyclocENDO or HERO Bike Storage Solutions
R629
About
Attractive, bike storage for home, office or retail display. Ideal for high-density installations with little space. Secure, four-point fixing. (Fixings included) Protect your wheels and wall with wide rubber contact points. Includes front and rear wheel pads. Hollow hinge accommodates a conventional bike lock. Discreet fold-flat facility - only 3.2cm thick when folded.
Product Features
- Fold flat vertical cycle display
- Attractive, vertical cycle storage, for home, office or retail display
- Ideal for high-density installations with little space
- Secure four-point fixing. (Fixings included.)
- Protect your wheels and wall with wide rubber contact points
- Front and rear wheel pads included
- Hollow hinge accommodates a conventional bicycle lock
- Discreet fold-flat facility - only 3.2cm thick when folded
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Cycloc Endo has won the UK and International Design Awards and recognition from:
- FX Interior Design Awards
- Eurobike
- IDA Design Awards
- World Interiors News Awards
- Cycloc Bike Storage Products have also won accolades and appreciation from thousands of customers around the world - enthusiastic cyclists and lovers of good design alike.
Product Specifications
- Dimensions Main Component: Width 98 mm; Height 365 mm; Depth when flat 32 mm I Wheel Rest: Width 72 mm; Height 188 mm; Depth 16 mm
- Composition Robust Glass-reinforced Polypropylene with Protective Rubber Inserts
- Properties All materials and packaging can be recycled.
For more information please visit Cycloc
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