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Lindarets wall mounts your thru axle road, gravel & mountain bike wheels

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Need to get your thru axle wheels off the ground or keep them from rolling around the back of your sweet Sprinter? The new Lindarets wall mounted thru axle bicycle wheel storage system is a simple, elegant solution for anything from skinny road to 3.0″ Plus mountain bike tires.

lindarets secure wall mount storage for thru axle bicycle wheels lindarets secure wall mount storage for thru axle bicycle wheelsThe Wheel Mount is CNC’d from 6061 aluminum and is angled slightly to allow road bike wheels to overlap, meaning you can mount them closer together. But for mountain bike tires, they’ll still hold a 27.5×3.0 without the tire touching the wall.

The axle fits 12×100 road axles, with enough extra length to handle a Boost 15×110 mountain bike wheel, too. Those measurements mean it’s just for front wheels, which is usually the only one we’re removing to stash a bike inside a van, trailer or tight space anyway.

They’re available for pre-order now for $39.95, delivery slated for early April 2018.

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Tyler Benedict is the Founder of Bikerumor.com, where he’s been writing about the latest bikes, components, and cycling technology for almost two decades. Prior to that, Tyler launched and built multiple sports nutrition brands and consumer goods companies, mostly as an excuse to travel and ride in new places.

Based in North Carolina, Tyler also loves the Vanlife & family adventure travel and is always on the lookout for the next shiny new part and off-grid adventure.

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Bob
Bob
6 years ago

they need a fat bike option. and a burley like push button quick release. then i am sold.

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Marc L
Marc L
6 years ago
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A fatbike version is a distinct possibility 😉

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Marc L
Marc L
6 years ago
Reply to  Bob

…but we chose the nut because it’s so much more secure and less rattle-y than the pushbutton. Ask anyone who knows me- I’m a little neurotic about rattles and noise.

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Brendan
Brendan
6 years ago

They need one where you can mount multiple wheels on the same TA.

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Jon
Jon
6 years ago

Man, I thought of this like 4 years ago, should have put my idea to work!

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Frank
Frank
6 years ago

How is this better than a cealing hook? Or is this for #vanlife ?

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Frank
Frank
6 years ago
Reply to  Frank

I mean, other than the spelling of ceiling hook?

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poc
poc
6 years ago
Reply to  Frank

We have 10′ + ceilings in our bike room so if you swap wheels a lot its a pain and almost impossible without a ladder/step stool. We use just garden hooks sticking out of the wall to hold like 4 wheels a pop.

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Marc L
Marc L
6 years ago
Reply to  Frank

Frank,

There are a couple- but this product really came from my experience and preferences, so your mileage may vary. We did have simple hooks in the van before remodeling it this winter and they worked alright- but really needed a bungee or something to keep them from bouncing around. While a little slower in/out, the Thru Axle Mount is much more secure and (disc-in) does a good job of protecting rotors.

In a retail setting, it’s more of an aesthetic improvement than anything else, though there may be cases where the slower knob would be preferable to a single hook.

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Exodux
Exodux
6 years ago

I think I this is a good idea, but damn it, I have a Ford Transit…if I only bought the Sprinter instead, I’d be able to use these

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Marc L
Marc L
6 years ago
Reply to  Exodux

Don’t worry- we’re Blue Oval friendly in these parts 🙂

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Mike Franke
Mike Franke
6 years ago
Reply to  Exodux

I had the same sad feelings about my Element.

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Marc L
Marc L
6 years ago
Reply to  Mike Franke

Mike,
Elements rule! No need to feel sad about yours. (Unless you’ve sold or crashed it, in which case I’m sorry to have brought it up. My condolences.)

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Jon
Jon
6 years ago

i’m so lame I was picturing this on my garage wall.

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Marc L
Marc L
6 years ago

Jon,
It’ll work (and look awesome) on a wall- but unless your wall moves more than it should or you’re displaying your wheels a hook will probably do you just fine.

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