GIVIMO 1-Bike Floor Stand Bicycle Parking Rack Fits 20-in to 27-in and 700c Mountain and Road Bikes with Tires up to 1.97-in Wide Foldable Carbon Steel Frame PP V-Groove Tire Holders and Rust-Resistant Coating in Black

Fits 20-in to 27-in Wheels and 700c: Compatibility covers mountain and road bikes from 20 in through 27 in plus 700c wheels and the plastic tire holders accept tires measuring up to 1.97 in / 50 mm across the tread

One Bike Held Under 66 lb: Capacity is a single bicycle weighing less than 66 lb / 30 kg which suits the commuter road and mountain bikes that need a tidy parking spot indoors rather than a workshop repair stand or a wall hook

Park Front Wheel In or Rear Wheel In: Either wheel can go into the cradle so the bike faces out of a narrow hallway or noses into a garage corner depending on which direction leaves the walkway clear for people

Folds Flat on a Locking Button: Pulling the locking button collapses the stand in seconds down to 18.1 x 15.8 x 3 in / 460 x 400 x 75 mm which slides behind a door or under a shelf between rides or through the winter months

Carbon Steel Frame With V-Groove Cradles: Frame tubing is carbon steel under a rust-resistant coating while the base tire holders carry a V-shaped PP groove and non-metal fasteners so a tire sits scratch-free and upright

Specification: Unfolded Dimensions: 15.8 x 14.37 x 17.5 in / 400 x 365 x 445 mm; Folded Dimensions: 18.1 x 15.8 x 3 in / 460 x 400 x 75 mm; Net Weight: 5.3 lb / 2.4 kg; Material: carbon steel; Color: black

Specification (cont.): Bike Capacity: 1; Compatibility: 20 to 27 in wheels and 700c; Max Tire Width: 1.97 in / 50 mm; Max Load Capacity: under 66 lb / 30 kg; Tire Holders: PP with V-shaped groove; Frame Finish: rust-resistant coating

No Drilling and No Wall Damage: Setup skips drilling and wall mounting entirely so the stand comes out of the carton and goes to work in an entryway a living room a garage or a covered front porch without touching a wall

Fit Notes Before Ordering: Some 29-in bikes work on this stand while others do not so measuring first is wise and it is not suitable for e-bikes especially those on oversized or fat tires while fingers belong clear of the hinges during adjustment