MINNEAPOLIS (BRAIN) — Bike parking brand Dero has unveiled four new bike racks: the Ultra Space Saver Squared, Cycle Dock, Type Rider and Alley Rack.
The Ultra Space Saver Squared builds on its popular predecessor, the original Ultra Space Saver. Both provide vertical bike parking that maximizes space efficiency, but the Squared offers a sliding arm system that makes it easy for customers to best utilize their space. It also creates flexibility to make sure spacing follows city requirements as they evolve. Pipe-cutter resistant squared steel tubing makes the Ultra Space Saver Squared more secure than the original. An angled arm (optional) provides an extra six inches of aisle space.
The Ultra Space Saver Squared is u-lock compatible and accommodates bikes with fenders; features an easy to install, modular system; and can fit in nearly any space. Additional options include wall-mount, floor-mount and double-sided.
The Cycle Dock is a solid laser-cut steel-plated bike rack. With unassuming wheel stops at its base, it offers three points of contact for extra bike stability, while the wide-spacing between its two arms decreases handle bar conflicts when parking two bikes.
The line of Type Rider racks offers customers the chance to have fun with letters and symbols. The laser-cut, hand-welded bike racks can be made to spell out a word, brand name or hashtag. They are available in a wide array of finishes and colors.
The Alley Rack is one of the first racks Dero created in the mid-1990s. It has been reincarnated, redesigned and reengineered. Its arm swings 180 degrees, offering a variety of locking positions to accommodate for limited space, and its 5/8-inch-thick steel construction provides a strong deterrent to thieves.
Dero, which this year turns 20, also has redesigned its website to include design guides, how-to videos, product galleries and an online store. Buyers can solicit pricing quotes for racks online.
