Trusted storage for big builds - Since 2009, Steadyrack has led the way in vertical bike storage. The Classic Fat Rack is built tough for fat bikes and plus-size tires, crafted from chrome-plated steel to handle the elements and support up to 77 lbs. Roll in, ride out - Our patented roll-in, roll-out design makes storing heavy fat bikes easy. No lifting required - just balance your bike on the rear wheel and roll it into place. Perfect for garages, sheds, or trail-ready workshops. Pivot to save serious space - The SteadyPivot system lets you swing your fat bike to either side, storing it nearly flat against the wall to free up valuable space in compact garages, sheds, or apartments. Made for Fat Bikes: Designed specifically for fat tires, this rack fits wheels from 2.8" to 4.5" wide and wheel sizes from 20" to 29". Whether you're into trail adventures or snow-packed rides, this rack has you covered. Made for fat tires, built to last - Specifically designed for bikes with tires 2.8"–5" wide and wheels 20"–29" in diameter, the Classic Fat Rack offers a secure fit for most fat bikes without fenders. Specs: 2.8″ – 4.5″ Maximum Tyre Width. 20″ – 29″ Recommended Wheel Diameter (including tyre). "Tame the Chaos with the Steadyrack Fat Rack If you ride a fat bike, you know the struggle—where do you put the darn thing? That’s exactly why the Steadyrack Fat Bike Rack exists: it’s a space-saving, ultra-sturdy solution made just for wide tires. Built from high-quality steel and UV-treated plastic, it’s made to last for years and handle rough weather without breaking a sweat. No more awkward hooks or leaning your bike against a wall—just pop it onto its back tire and roll it right in. With its 160° pivoting arm, you can swing your bike flat against the wall to free up space in tight spots like your garage, apartment hallway, or balcony. And when you're not using it? The rack folds flat and out of the way. It fits most fat bikes with tires from 2.8"" to 4.5"" wide and wheel sizes from 20"" to 29"". Just a heads-up: if your bike has fenders, this model won’t work—you’ll want the Steadyrack Fender Rack instead. Installation is straightforward, and everything you need is included. Just make sure to mount it on a solid wall like brick, concrete, or wood studs—not on drywall or plaster. (Seriously—installing it on weak walls will void the warranty.)"