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List Price : $34.99 Price : Too low to display
List Price : $34.99 Price : Too low to display
Product Description
Delta Rothko adjusts to fit any wheel size
- Adjusts to fit any wheel size
- Durable powder-coat finish
- Dimensions 12.5" x 14" x 10.5"
Amazon.com Product Description
Roll your bikes into place with this handy rolling bike stand from Delta Cycle. The Rothko allows easy rearrangement of your bikes in and out of tight spaces with its smooth rolling wheels. It adjusts for any size wheel and will fits road and mountain bikes. Perfect for events and ride meets when you don't want to lean your bike against your car, or for holding your second cyclocross bike in the pits.
About Delta Cycle
For more than 20 years, Delta Cycle has created useful cycling products with a mission to make an innovative difference. The company works hard to make their products better and deliver superior value. Delta Cycle offers only a small, concentrated product line that represents the best there is in each category.
- Rolling stand enables you to park your bike anywhere
- For single bike
- Adjusts to fit any wheel size
- Durable silver powder-coat finish
- Lifetime guarantee against original defects in workmanship
Delta Rothko Rolling Bicycle Stand Reviews
Delta Rothko Rolling Bicycle Stand Reviews
| 14 of 14 people found the following review helpful:  Easy to assemble, works well, By Amazon Verified Purchase This review is from: Delta Cycle Rothko Rolling Bike Stand (Sports) The stand assembles in around 10-15 minutes, depending on if you know which pre-drilled holes to use or not. The build quality is reasonable, but the bolts for the casters don't all fit screw in evenly. This doesn't affect the functionality, but seems like something that shouldn't be an issue w/ today's manufacturing technologies.The casters are great, allowing some movement of the bike and stand without removing the bike. The only areas of improvement are maybe some better design or feature that further prevents the wheel from tipping/leaning in either direction. Preferably a simple machining or stamping solution as part of the regular manufacturing process that doesn't increase the price would be best. Compactness is good, too. I have 6 bikes in the garage, and they all store neatly next to each other. Value, convenience, and size are this stand's strong points. 7 of 7 people found the following review helpful:  Good Bike Stand for the price, By This review is from: Delta Cycle Rothko Rolling Bike Stand (Sports) Things I Like: It is easy to put together, they even include the required tools. There are wheels so you can move the bike around easily. The build quality is pretty good considering the price. I also like the fact that it can be adjusted to fit either road or mountain bike wheels. You can easily use either the front wheel or the back wheel to mount the bike, it makes it very easy to keep my bikes organized and not leaning all over each other.Things I don't like: For road bikes, the wheel's spokes will likely lean against the metal frame that is keeping the bike up. It doesn't seem to be a big problem but it is a concern, especially if you have a very nice wheelset and/or expensive spokes. Also, my mountain bike tires are 26"x2.2 and they are a bit too wide for the stand. It will fit, but it is a hard to get the tire free. Conclusion: Overall, I am satisfied since it is relatively inexpensive. I will probably buy at least one more for my other bikes. 9 of 10 people found the following review helpful:  Too easy to tip bike over, By Steve Frazier (Seattle) - See all my reviews Amazon Verified Purchase This review is from: Delta Cycle Rothko Rolling Bike Stand (Sports) I've owned lots of different kinds of bike stands over the years and this is the worst ever.I've got a couple of bikes stored on these, and they're stored together in a corner of a garage where I keep my bike tools, accessories, pump, etc. Seems like I can't grab either one of my bikes or any other biking gear without knocking one of my bikes over. I realize that it would stay upright if I didn't hit it. But a bike standing in a rack ought to be able to withstand a gentle nudge without falling over. I've examined these several times to make sure I've assembled them correctly - I think it's just a faulty design. The wheels help get the whole thing rolling, and once they slide just a bit after tapping the bike, the bike is history. Maybe the folks who like these racks are just less clumsy than I am. Well - that's almost certainly true. But still, these are too prone to allowing my bikes to fall. Soon headed for the dumpster... |
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