"If you own a bike, you've probably played the garage Tetris game at least once. You know the drill: your bike leans against a wall, falls over at 2 AM with a crash, or blocks the path to literally everything else you need. It's the kind of everyday design problem that makes you wonder why nobody's come up with something better."
"The Flip is essentially a portable bike stand with wheels that lets you store your bike vertically or horizontally, depending on what works for your space. The genius is in its flexibility. Unlike fixed storage solutions that require you to commit a specific area of your garage or apartment to bike storage forever, the Flip rolls around wherever you need it. Cleaning out the garage? Wheel it aside. Reorganizing your storage shed? Move it in seconds."
George Laight designed the Flip, a freestanding, portable bike stand that supports vertical or horizontal storage. The stand includes wheels for easy repositioning and a slider mechanism that locks the bike securely in either orientation. The device accommodates tight living spaces and avoids wall-mounted installation or permanent fixtures. Users can roll the stand out of the way to clean or reorganize, and switch between horizontal loading and vertical storage by rotating the stand upright. The Flip reduces bike-related clutter, protects against falls, and adapts to changing storage needs without requiring permanent garage or apartment modifications.
Read at Yanko Design - Modern Industrial Design News
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