Bike racks.
There are essentially 3 different types of bike racks:
- Towbar bike racks.
- Hitch-style bike racks (think square slot).
- Boot bike racks (these strap onto the back of your car).
Thule bike racks are extremely popular and cover all of the above attachment types.
But we also stock brands such as BuzzRack and EziGrip. These may not be as polished as the Thule bike racks but functionally are excellent (and more cost-effective).
Bike locks.
We stock a massive range of bikes from brands such as ABUS, OnGuard, ULAC and Giant.
Our range consists of:
- U-locks or D-locks
- Chain locks
- Cable locks
- Folding locks
ABUS bike locks make up a large proportion of our range. Some examples include:
- ABUS Bordo 5700K folding lock
- ABUS 402 U-lock
- ABUS Goose
Bike pumps.
Most of our bike pumps are Presta valve pumps and Auto valve pumps.
The pump head switches easily to make it compatible for either valve type.
We stock products from brands such as Lezyne, Giant, SKS Germany, Topeak and more.
You've also got the option of a floor pump and portable pump.
Floor pumps are excellent for getting the pressure accurate before you start out for your ride.
And portable pumps are used as an emergency solution for when you get a flat. They don't really replace the floor pump.
To read more about pumps, click on the link below.
Bike stands.
Bike stands are used to store bikes and these are usually placed on the floor.
The tyre sits in between 2 vertical posts, holding the bike upright.
A good base of support is necessary so that the bike(s) don't topple over.
Our favourite is the KWT Bike Super Stand that's available in 2 sizes.
- KWT Super Stand for 2.80" max tyre size.
- KWT Super Stand for 2.25" max tyre size.
Bike lights.
We have one of the biggest collection of bike lights in Australia - at least Victoria anyway.
Throughout our range, you'll come across these brands:
- Knog lights
- Lezyne lights
- Azur
- Giant
- MagicShine bike light
Front bike lights come in 2 types:
- To-see
- To-be-seen
If you need a front bike light To-see where you're riding, you should consider a light that has an output of at least 500 Lumens.
To-see bike lights can also be powered down to save battery or if your environment already has enough lighting.
To read more about bike lights: