We're ashamed (as San Francisco natives) to admit this, but we don't own a bike. However, we've started to second guess that choice because of this extremely cool bike and bike accessory holder we spotted at AREA in Jackson Square.
Although the $130 price tag is a bit steep, we still think this is a great solution to storing a bike. And we love that we could put all of our gear inside the cubby! Also available in other colors.
(We actually blogged the Cycloc long ago here, soon after it was first shown at ICFF.)
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I have one - It only works well for bikes that have horizontal top tubes: Bikes with angled top tubes don't work so well (or not at all)
may is national bike month! get one!!!!
Regular-use rental bikes are coming soon to SF, for commitment-phobes like moi. :)
Is that a Jorg & Olif bike? Do they sell them there??
Still doesn't solve my problem...how do I prevent my bike's hardware from scratching up the wall? My bike parking wall is a mess of scratches from pedals and handlebars, but I'm not sure what the point of painting will be if it just happens again. Or was the initial paint job just too thin?
Doesnt' Ikea have something similar?
SO COOL
Forget the holder, I want that bike!
Those handlebars still get in the way.. turn your handlebars sideways with the press of a button... www.flipphandle.com