A bicycle storage assembly includes a vertically oriented track. A carriage is movable on the track from a loading position to a storage position, the storage position being elevated above the loading position. The carriage holds a tire and wheel assembly of the bicycle above the other in a storage, elevated position. In a first aspect the carriage comprising a pair of clamping members being devoid of any element that extends over an inside circumferential surface of a rim of the front or rear tire and wheel assembly in the storage position. A second aspect has nested enclosures to reduce storage space. A third aspect includes a movable member coupled to the carriage. The movable member inhibits removal of the bicycle in the storage position.

A bicycle storage assembly includes a vertically oriented track. A carriage is movable on the track from a loading position to a storage position, the storage position being elevated above the loading position. The carriage holds a tire and wheel assembly of the bicycle above the other in a storage, elevated position. In a first aspect the carriage comprising a pair of clamping members being devoid of any element that extends over an inside circumferential surface of a rim of the front or rear tire and wheel assembly in the storage position. A second aspect has nested enclosures to reduce storage space. A third aspect includes a movable member coupled to the carriage. The movable member inhibits removal of the bicycle in the storage position.

A wall mounted bicycle rack includes a base with an axle pivotably connected between two lugs extending from a board of the base. The axle includes a portion including a first end and a second end. A hook unit is adjustably connected to the first end or the second end of the portion of the axle so as to set the entrance toward the left side of the right side of the base. The bicycle is able to be hooked to the arm of the hook unit from left side or the right side according to practical need. A contact plate is connected to the axle and located between the first end and the second end so that the bicycle wheel contacts against the contact plate.

A wall mounted bicycle rack includes a base with an axle pivotably connected between two lugs extending from a board of the base. The axle includes a portion including a first end and a second end. A hook unit is adjustably connected to the first end or the second end of the portion of the axle so as to set the entrance toward the left side of the right side of the base. The bicycle is able to be hooked to the arm of the hook unit from left side or the right side according to practical need. A contact plate is connected to the axle and located between the first end and the second end so that the bicycle wheel contacts against the contact plate.

Disclosed is a bicycle carrier having a support mast, an elongate support member extending from the support mast, and a fork crown cradle disposed along the elongate support member. The fork crown cradle is for receiving a fork crown of a bicycle. The cradle includes at least one member extending angularly relative to a longitudinal axis of the elongate support member and at least one tine extending angularly relative to a longitudinal axis of the elongate support member. The at least one member and the at least one tine of the fork crown cradle are spaced-apart so as to allow the fork crown to be received by the fork crown cradle. A head tube of the bicycle is disposed adjacent to the at least one tine of the fork crown cradle. The at least one member of the fork crown cradle is disposed between fork tubes of the bicycle.

Disclosed is a bicycle carrier having a support mast, an elongate support member extending from the support mast, and a fork crown cradle disposed along the elongate support member. The fork crown cradle is for receiving a fork crown of a bicycle. The cradle includes at least one member extending angularly relative to a longitudinal axis of the elongate support member and at least one tine extending angularly relative to a longitudinal axis of the elongate support member. The at least one member and the at least one tine of the fork crown cradle are spaced-apart so as to allow the fork crown to be received by the fork crown cradle. A head tube of the bicycle is disposed adjacent to the at least one tine of the fork crown cradle. The at least one member of the fork crown cradle is disposed between fork tubes of the bicycle.

Systems, devices, and methods, of securing and transporting cargo and items using a vehicle including modular carrier racks and various engagement components and features.

A bicycle mounting system for mounting a bicycle on a vehicle, wall, mechanics stand or other places a bicycle might me mounted. This bicycle mounting system is designed to operatively couple and support a bicycle from its frame, wheel or other parts of the bicycle.

A bicycle mounting system for mounting a bicycle on a vehicle, wall, mechanics stand or other places a bicycle might me mounted. This bicycle mounting system is designed to operatively couple and support a bicycle from its frame, wheel or other parts of the bicycle.

A bicycle stand includes a base unit, a first positioning rack, a second positioning rack, and two movable pull shaft units. The base unit includes a base and a support seat that is pivoted relative to the base horizontally. The support seat includes a pedestal and two ears. Each of the two ears has a first end connected with the pedestal and a second end provided with a limit slot. The first positioning rack includes two rods and a link. Each of the two rods is pivotally connected with one of the two ears. A first holding area is defined between the two rods. The second positioning rack is mounted on the first to positioning rack and is distant from the base unit, The second positioning rack forms a second holding area,