The UpLift Bike Dock, an innovative bike rack invention designed by Sustainable Sites and offered by The Park and Facilities Catalog, was recently mentioned in an issue of Bicycle Retailer magazine.
Bicycle Retailer is the "bible" for the bicycle industry. Their website generates 225,000 monthly visits on average and their print magazine is distributed to 27,000 readers. The magazine has been connecting suppliers to customers since 1992.
The UpLift Bike Dock was featured on Page 1 of the website in a feature titled, "New Products." Here is a link to the article.
Bicycle Retailer magazine features UpLift Bike Doc
Created by experts in bicycle planning, the UpLift Bike Dock is designed to be one of the highest density bicycle parking racks available. The invention features a staggered wheel trough which allows for two bikes to be parked next to each other without handlebar conflict. For security, there are three points of locking contact - the metal arm of the bike dock, the bike frame and the front wheel. Because the bikes are indexed and held upright, the spatial footprint is very efficient for bicycle planning and parking. This product was specifically designed to meet the needs of universities and municipalities where space is at a premium.
The Park and Facilities Catalog has a large selection of commercial bike racks and has been supplying municipalities, schools, universities, offices and multi-family communities with bicycle racks since 2001.
The staggered wheel troughs with the UpLift Bike Dock allows for two bikes to be placed on this outdoor bike rack without metal to metal conflict