I’m guessing rear wheel parking only otherwise it’ll fall over. You’ll need a long lock to be able to get it through the rear triangle and I wouldn’t want to only lock the rear wheel. Personally I’d just put my bike on the other side of the rack, lean it against it and lock it through the frame.
schramalam77 on
Cool bike stand. Completely useless as a bike rack.
wadenelsonredditor on
I wood not trust it.
WiartonWilly on
You can lock 2 or 3 bikes along the back.
The front is best used as a bench.
dmo7000 on
Abomination
fake_cheese on
Somebody paid actual money to have this thing created.
This person should not be trusted with money.
FormerlyMauchChunk on
Most bike racks suck, especially this one. For the most part, they’re poorly designed for locking bicycles to them.
Regular_Candle2539 on
Most artistic bike racks are just that. For looks. Actually safely locking a bike is almost impossible on that.
hbarSquared on
log.
rOOsterone4 on
It’s backwards. Turn it around. Put bike over the rail, tire in groove and lock it up.
gortonsfiJr on
I like tacos just not for my wheel
tbootsbrewing on
Is dildos.
49thDipper on
This is the difference between an architect and an engineer.
Dealt with this many times. Looks good on paper.
TheBiggerFishy on
Rimbreaker
Mega2133 on
For the look & ambience. It doesn’t seem out of place & the “bike rack” probably utilizes trust over security
DeficientDefiance on
Rack-shaped art installation. And I use the word “art” very generously.
Burphel_78 on
Looks like a state/national park trying to make their bike rack look “rustic.”
If they really wanted to do that, a triathlon-style tall sawhorse setup would do the trick. Secure (for people who know how to use it), and more lockable than this. Would kind of suck for a loaded touring bike, though.
the_last_boomer on
Is this wood, or metal made to look like wood?
BadLabRat on
Whaaaaaaat rolls down stairs? Alone or in pairs…
Textsfromjohn on
I đŸªµuse it
cyberfood on
I think its dope
dvorak360 on
‘How can we guarantee any bike using our sculpure as a rack is broken within 5 minutes?’
agraJuliana on
Is this a joke?
Equal_Independent_75 on
Think I need a tetnus shot just from looking at it.
tdly3000 on
It’s better than nothing
ah-Quinncidence on
This is one of the least functional bike racks I’ve ever viewed. This rack would allow for most to only lock from the front tire if used as designed. If your bike is equipped with a quick release hub, it does nothing to actually secure your bike. A proper bike rack should support the frame of a bike making contact in 2 locations for stability. This and those “comb” style racks where the front tire is inserted in something to support the weight of he entire bicycle are referred to as wheel benders. They should be outlawed.
iamagainstit on
Any bike rack that doesn’t let you easily fit a U lock around your frame a wheel and the rack is a shitty bike rack
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Looks more like a sculpture. Not very functional.
I’m guessing rear wheel parking only otherwise it’ll fall over. You’ll need a long lock to be able to get it through the rear triangle and I wouldn’t want to only lock the rear wheel. Personally I’d just put my bike on the other side of the rack, lean it against it and lock it through the frame.
Cool bike stand. Completely useless as a bike rack.
I wood not trust it.
You can lock 2 or 3 bikes along the back.
The front is best used as a bench.
Abomination
Somebody paid actual money to have this thing created.
This person should not be trusted with money.
Most bike racks suck, especially this one. For the most part, they’re poorly designed for locking bicycles to them.
Most artistic bike racks are just that. For looks. Actually safely locking a bike is almost impossible on that.
log.
It’s backwards. Turn it around. Put bike over the rail, tire in groove and lock it up.
I like tacos just not for my wheel
Is dildos.
This is the difference between an architect and an engineer.
Dealt with this many times. Looks good on paper.
Rimbreaker
For the look & ambience. It doesn’t seem out of place & the “bike rack” probably utilizes trust over security
Rack-shaped art installation. And I use the word “art” very generously.
Looks like a state/national park trying to make their bike rack look “rustic.”
If they really wanted to do that, a triathlon-style tall sawhorse setup would do the trick. Secure (for people who know how to use it), and more lockable than this. Would kind of suck for a loaded touring bike, though.
Is this wood, or metal made to look like wood?
Whaaaaaaat rolls down stairs? Alone or in pairs…
I đŸªµuse it
I think its dope
‘How can we guarantee any bike using our sculpure as a rack is broken within 5 minutes?’
Is this a joke?
Think I need a tetnus shot just from looking at it.
It’s better than nothing
This is one of the least functional bike racks I’ve ever viewed. This rack would allow for most to only lock from the front tire if used as designed. If your bike is equipped with a quick release hub, it does nothing to actually secure your bike. A proper bike rack should support the frame of a bike making contact in 2 locations for stability. This and those “comb” style racks where the front tire is inserted in something to support the weight of he entire bicycle are referred to as wheel benders. They should be outlawed.
Any bike rack that doesn’t let you easily fit a U lock around your frame a wheel and the rack is a shitty bike rack