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bike gear storage Steadyrack ProFlex Bike Rack – Obsessed Garage

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bike gear storage Steadyrack ProFlex Bike Rack – Obsessed GarageDescription Steadyrack Bike Rack System I installed these in the garage down in Middleton, and Im telling you, theyre legit. If you're sick of bikes taking over your floor space, this is the cleanest way to store them. Steadyracks fold flat against the wall, so when the bike's not there, the rack basically disappears. We offer all three sizes: Narrow Best for road bikes and anything with skinnier tires. Wide Great for most mountain bikes and everyday

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Steadyrack Bike Rack System

I installed these in the garage down in Middleton, and I’m telling you, they’re legit. If you're sick of bikes taking over your floor space, this is the cleanest way to store them. Steadyracks fold flat against the wall, so when the bike's not there, the rack basically disappears.

We offer all three sizes:

  • Narrow – Best for road bikes and anything with skinnier tires.

  • Wide – Great for most mountain bikes and everyday builds.

  • Fat – For fat-tire bikes and bulkier setups.

I mounted mine higher than Steadyrack recommends to keep the bikes way off the floor and out of the way, but you can also go lower for easier loading, especially for heavier bikes or if the kids need to get to them.

And if you're trying to really dial in your wall storage, check out the GearMate system we also carry. It pairs perfectly with the Steadyrack setup, letting you keep helmets, shoes, and other gear stored cleanly right next to the bike. No bins, no mess, just organized, efficient storage that actually looks good.

If you’re building out your garage and want to keep things tight, this is the setup I’d recommend. Simple, solid, and it just works.

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