No need to assemble, more compact than traditional bike racks.

The lift arm is foldable when there is no bike, it will be easier to use the lower racks.

The upper racks can be arranged to make front wheels of bikes first loaded into the racks or front and rear wheels of bikes into the racks alternatively as per the quantity of bikes.

Aluminum finish not only looks sleek, but lasts longer than those “other” steel racks. Corrosion resistant aluminum material provides exceptional durability for heavy use.

The cost is higher

It doesn't require additional space that current style racks require with their pullout trays!

It requires no lifting of the bike, making it ideal to accomodate multiple rider demographics that find heavy-lifiting difficult.

Alluminum finishing not only look sleek, but lasts longer than those "other" steel racks. Corrision resistance aluminum material provides exceptional durability for heavy use.

Its creates an organized, secure, and easy-to-use parkingarea

It provides less rider-friendly experience than vertical lift racks.

The bike rack can rotate at 45° around the joint through the dual hydraulic rod on the pillar top to lift or lower the bike.

In order to ensure the width of bike path, the bike racks can be adjusted at 10°, 30°or 45°according to the site conditions.

It provides less rider-friendly experience than vertical lift racks.

The adjacent racks are staggered back and forth in order to avoid handlebar hitting, reduce the bikes spacing.

Sliding technology of lower racks mean bikes can park extremely close together, but can also be given space when a rider needs to park or remove their bike. It is a modular, micro-mobility system for extremely dense layout possibilities.

No need to assemble, more compact than traditional bike racks.

The lift arm is foldable when there is no bike, it will be easier to use the lower racks.

The upper racks can be arranged to make front wheels of bikes first loaded into the racks or front and rear wheels of bikes into the racks alternatively as per the quantity of bikes.

Aluminum finish not only looks sleek, but lasts longer than those “other” steel racks. Corrosion resistant aluminum material provides exceptional durability for heavy use.

The cost is higher

It is designed to simplify loading of the bikes.

The top tray can be easily lowered and lifted.

The hydraulic lift assist assures that anyone can lift the bike and tray into the place.

It requires additional space with their pullout trays. It needs relatively wider aisle.

It provides less rider-friendly experience than vertical lift racks.

It is cheapest.

It has lower safety performance.

It provides less rider-friendly experience than vertical lift racks

The two tier design minimizes footprint, and the space saving vertical stagger further maximizes bike density. Available in locking and non-locking options.

Modular construction allows for easy expansion, side by side or back to back.

Staggered bike position saves space and eases clearance between bikes.

Can be combined with vertical racks for full bike room layout.

Does not require anchoring (to wall or floor).

Products come with instructions for easy do-it-yourself installation using standard hand tools.

The price is low.

It is inconvenient to park the bike to upper racks.