A vehicle lift system and vehicle dolly system are provided. The vehicle lift system includes a vertically extending portion, a stationary base portion extending horizontally from the vertically extending portion, a vertically movable vehicle support portion extending horizontally from the vertically extending portion and configured to support a vehicle dolly; and a lifting member coupled to the vehicle support portion and configured to elevate the vehicle support portion.

A vehicle lift system and vehicle dolly system are provided. The vehicle lift system includes a vertically extending portion, a stationary base portion extending horizontally from the vertically extending portion, a vertically movable vehicle support portion extending horizontally from the vertically extending portion and configured to support a vehicle dolly; and a lifting member coupled to the vehicle support portion and configured to elevate the vehicle support portion.

A hitch mounted bicycle carrier that vertically mounts a plurality of bicycles. The bicycles are secured by the front tire in a C-hoop structure at the top of the bicycle carrier. The bicycle carrier secures a rear tire to a lower mounting structure. The bicycle carrier is configured to be mounted to the vehicle with an anti-rattle hitch mounting method. A hinge structures integrates dampers/gas springs to slow the hinging of the bicycle carrier when loaded with bicycles. The bicycle carrier when not in use for transportation doubles as a bicycle storage and access rack. The bicycle carrier also acts as a bicycle tuning, repair, and workstation when on the back of a vehicle or when in use as a storage access rack. The bicycle carrier also features integrated locking cables as an anti-theft deterrent when riders aren't with the bicycles and bicycle carrier.

An adjustable bicycle stand includes a pair of forward and rearward base members and a pair of right and left upright members supporting a bicycle wheel therebetween. Each upright member extends between both the forward and rearward base members. At least one of the upright members is adjustable relative to the forward and rearward base members.

An adjustable bicycle stand includes a pair of forward and rearward base members and a pair of right and left upright members supporting a bicycle wheel therebetween. Each upright member extends between both the forward and rearward base members. At least one of the upright members is adjustable relative to the forward and rearward base members.

An integrated rack and lock station for a bicycle includes a front wheel well adapted to receive and enclose at least a portion of the front wheel of the bicycle and a lock bar assembly which can be extended from within the wheel well and lock the rear wheel and frame of the bicycle to the station.

An integrated rack and lock station for a bicycle includes a front wheel well adapted to receive and enclose at least a portion of the front wheel of the bicycle and a lock bar assembly which can be extended from within the wheel well and lock the rear wheel and frame of the bicycle to the station.

A pump for inflating tires with air is provided. The pump includes a body having a base and a top portion and a cutout configured to receive a tire of a bicycle. The base is configured to be anchored to the ground. The pump includes a handle assembly including a piston rod and a handle bar. The pump includes a tube positioned in the body and secured to at least one plate in the body. The tube slidably receives the piston rod and is connected to an air line. The pump includes a hose connected to the air line and extending from the body. The hose has a head configured to engage a nozzle of the tire. When the piston rod is moved downward within the tube, air is displaced from the tube and through the air line to the hose such that the head dispenses air.

A system including a first support having a leg member, a bracket operably coupled to the leg member, a first pad coupled to the leg member, and a support member coupled to at least one of the leg member or the first pad. A second support has an arm member rotatably coupled to the support member, an extendable strut coupled to the arm member, a brace coupled to the extendable strut, and a second pad coupled to the brace. A knock-over-center clamp operably couples to the first support and the second support and moves the second support between a clamped state and an open state.

A system including a first support having a leg member, a bracket operably coupled to the leg member, a first pad coupled to the leg member, and a support member coupled to at least one of the leg member or the first pad. A second support has an arm member rotatably coupled to the support member, an extendable strut coupled to the arm member, a brace coupled to the extendable strut, and a second pad coupled to the brace. A knock-over-center clamp operably couples to the first support and the second support and moves the second support between a clamped state and an open state.