Lindarets Narwheel Wall-Mount Thru Axle Wheel Holder for Trucks, Vans, and Shops (12x100, 15x100, 15x110, 2-Pack)
Brand: Lindarets
Color: Black
Categories: Sports & Outdoors, Sports, Cycling, Car Racks, Transportation & Storage, Car Rack Accessories

Lindarets' Narwheel Thru Axle Mount was made to securely hold thru axle front wheels in our workshop and while seeking out new trails in our campervan- but it works every bit as well in workshops, retail spaces, and demo trailers. The Narwheel is CNC machined from 6061 aluminum and features a stepped stub axle and wingnut that will accomodate several sizes of front and/or rear hubs (see compatibility list) The axle is mounted at a slight angle to allow some overlap with narrower tires yet keeps even 27.5 x 3.0in knobbies from contacting the mounting surface. The three-inch, four-bolt square base plate can be mounted to walls or posts (you supply appropriate hardware) at any orientation that works for you. Please use your best judgement when mounting! We can't control or evaluate the surface you choose to mount these to or the suitability of the hardware you select, so take care when mounting in vehicles or where a falling wheel might injure someone. The Narwheel is not designed for outdoor or exterior vehicle use. Compatibility F2: 12 x 100mm (road standard) front hubs 15 x 100mm (mountain standard) front hubs 15 x 110mm (mountain Boost) front hubs R1: 12x142mm (XC/Road standard) rear hubs 12x148mm (Boost standard) rear hubs 15x150mm (fatbike) front hubs 12x157mm (Super Boost Plus) rear hubs Mounting holes will accept four #10 or M5 screws/bolts (not included). Mounting hardware and surface/anchor evaluation is the responsibility of the user. For indoor use only.

Wall mount for thru-axle bicycle wheels
Wheels held at angle to allow overlap
CNC machined from 6061 aluminum
Perfect for shops, vans, and trailers

Item Package Dimensions L x W x H: 9.25 x 5.39 x 2.17 inches
Package Weight: 0.35 Kilograms
Brand Name: Lindarets
Part Number: WM-TA
Date First Available: July 4, 2019