IKS bike rack

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We design our products with functionality as our top priority. Our IKS bike rack is proof of this—a stand where bikes really do stand stable and secure.

Design
Martin Starý

  • Handle made of 60x20/2 mm steel box section welded into an O-shape. The top outer corners of the handle are rounded to a radius of R=20 mm.
  • Bottom bracket made of 60/6 mm steel flat bar, fixed into the inner side notches of the handle.

Steel

The steel is hot-dip galvanised on both sides (in accordance with ČSN EN ISO 1461), and the surface is mechanically cleaned before being finished with a powder coating in a shade of your choice from the RAL colour chart.

Chemical surface anchoring for 2 spaces: 6-piece M12 anchor set, each additional space + 2 pieces

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Product features

Three support points

Just as a circle is defined by three points, so too can a tyre be defined. We have utilised this principle in the design of our stand's geometry, resulting in a structure that securely holds the front or rear wheel in a vertical position.

A row of any length

The IKS rack is designed as a clever modular system, allowing you to create a row of parking spaces of any length. The rack can also be extended at a later date. Simply add a central handle and a bike holder. On your existing rack, unscrew the narrow end handle, add the extension parts, and finish by reattaching the original end handle. You can extend the rack as much as you like.

Easy row parking

When parking bikes alternately front-wheel and back-wheel first, the handlebars do not overlap. We have found the perfect balance between convenient parking and the total footprint of the parking area.

No risk of damage to brakes or spokes

The bike has very limited movement within the stand. This prevents the brake discs or any part of the frame from touching the stand's structure, making damage to the bike virtually impossible.

For both narrow and wide bikes

The stability of the bike is not compromised even if it has very narrow tyres. You can park bikes with tyres up to 75 mm wide in the stand.

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Most of our products are made from acacia wood, which is highly durable and requires no regular maintenance. The wood can be left untreated and allowed to weather to a natural grey finish.

If you decide to apply a finish to the wood, you will increase its protection against dirt and grease and extend its lifespan. However, you should be prepared for regular, usually annual, maintenance. This is not complicated – simply sand the surface lightly, clean it, and apply a new coat with a brush.

If you want to avoid regular maintenance, we recommend leaving the wood untreated. An unmaintained finish will eventually start to wear unevenly, which can make the wood look unsightly. Conversely, naturally weathered acacia wood retains its characteristic appearance without the need for regular painting.

Yes, all our products can be ordered with installation included. When you place your order, we will also provide you with an estimated installation date.

We recommend planning the preparation of concrete foundations well in advance to ensure proper anchoring of the products and to allow the concrete to cure sufficiently before our installation team arrives. Please prepare the foundations according to the "Installation Drawing", which you can download from our website or obtain from our sales representatives.

Yes, you are more than welcome! We would be delighted to show you around our workshop and showroom. We can also take the opportunity to discuss your current projects over a cup of coffee.

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