Found: Bicyclick Click-Stand Handlebar Gadget to Keep Your Bikes Upright
Bicyclick’s Click-Stand and Click-Base use a simple ball and socket connector stuck in the ends of any flat handlebar to keep two bikes connected and standing on their own.
If you’re riding solo, the Click-Base mounts to a wall (cubicle or fixed) and lets you pop your bike against the wall without fear of it falling over accidentally. The system weight is just 49g and supposedly installs in just a couple minutes. We’re waiting to hear back on price and availability, but if you wanna get on their list, check ‘em out here.
UPDATE: Sets run $25 for the Bicyclick and $15 for the Click Base. A combo pack is $37, and multipacks and family packs are also available for a bit of a discount on the per unit price.
Comments
I see one huge design flat. What is stopping the linked bikes from rolling away?
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I am with Gringo….
Who would need this thing. i am sure it has the “As seen on TV!” Sticker on the box.
What the heck does “A Great made” mean? (see link)
…and why no product image on their site?
when i’m outside i just lay it down and take advantage of gravity and the earth’s surface. this needs a roadie adaptation. that crowd freaks when they get chain grease on themselves.
If they leaned the bikes against the wall, they’d have more room to play ball. http://www.bicyclick.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/10/slide_05.jpg
Bars-Across-America?
Magnetic levitation pads that allow your bike to hover within easy reach.
Only suitable for steel.
They may want to change their name. Click Stand is an existing product.
http://www.click-stand.com/
man. . . alll these years i have been leaning my bike against a friend’s. . . or a tree.
Bring back the flickstand.
no friends, not interested.
Neat.
Looks cool. this gadget looks truly helpful.
can you ride with the bikes linked. now “that” would be kool!
In their facebook page found a lot of pictures .It’s not for riding together.Just standing.
Really like ClickBase .Can help me keepmy bike in the office without complains of my coworkers.