Uncomplicated. Space-saving.
With its gas pressure spring, the BicycleJack Basic lifts your bike effortlessly and safely onto the wall. Reduced to the essentials, robustly built, attractively designed and well thought out down to the last detail – for lasting organization with ease.



Bicycle Wall Mount with Gas Spring: BicycleJack Basic
The bike has been sitting in the garage for months—across the floor, right in the way. The BicycleJack Basic changes that: It lifts your bike up, secures it there, and gives you back the floor space underneath. Built to last, Made in Germany.
The BicycleJack Basic is a wall-mounted bike rack with a gas spring that effortlessly lifts your bike—weighing up to 31 kg—onto the wall. A manually adjustable lift lock prevents unintended movement, and its galvanized steel construction and powder-coated finish make it suitable for both indoor and outdoor use.
BicycleJack Wall Mounts: Space-Saving Storage in Garages, Basements, and Carports
The BicycleJack Basic helps keep your garage, basement, and carport organized. Instead of parking your bike horizontally on the floor, it hangs vertically on the wall—taking up no more space than its own silhouette. This leaves room underneath for winter tires, garden tools, or the family’s second bike.
The key difference from a simple wall hook: The gas spring supports the weight of the bike. You guide your bike up against the wall and hook the front wheel in—the spring does the actual work. This is especially noticeable with e-bikes and touring bikes, which can easily weigh 25 kg or more.
We’ll show you exactly how much wall space and room depth you need.
Go directly to the configuration: Select tire width, parking weight, and mounting hardware in just a few clicks.
Technology and Compatibility: Weight, Tires, Materials
The Most Important Points at a Glance
- Four weight classes: up to 14 kg, 14–22 kg, 22–26 kg, and 27–31 kg
- Two tire width options: up to 61 mm and up to 130 mm
- Galvanized steel, powder-coated in RAL 9006/7016
- Fixed orientation, no swivel function, ideal for narrow, textured surfaces
The BicycleJack Basic is designed as a complete solution that you can customize to fit your bike and wall when you place your order.
| Characteristic | Value |
|---|---|
| Parking weight | up to 31 kg |
| Tire width | up to 61 mm or up to 130 mm |
| Material | Galvanized steel, powder-coated |
| Color Options | Gray/Anthracite RAL 9006/7016 |
| Applications | Indoors and outdoors |
| Swivel function | None; fixed orientation |
Parking Weight and Gas Spring: Why the Weight Class Matters
The bike wall mount covers four weight classes: up to 14 kg, 14–22 kg, 22–26 kg, and 27–31 kg. The gas spring must be matched to the bike’s weight so that parking and unparking can be done with minimal effort. The easiest way to determine the parking weight is to step onto a bathroom scale with the bike and subtract your own weight.
BicycleJack Basic: Assembly, Package Contents, and Accessories
Installation is simple and consists of two steps: attach the mounting hook and screw the lift to the wall. The BicycleJack Basic arrives mostly pre-assembled. For the mounting hook, you’ll need a 2.5-mm Allen wrench (not included).
The steel frame has an oval opening for a lock: You can secure your bike right at the lift with a compatible lock—a solid basic precaution against opportunistic theft.
More Flexibility with MoKi Aluminum Profiles
The aluminum profiles (“MoKi”) make row installations particularly flexible: The BicycleJack is screwed onto them and can be moved horizontally even after installation—ideal if your number of bikes grows or if you’re unsure about the optimal spacing for the bike lifts.
You can find more information on the pages “Wall Space Requirements ” and “Room Depth Requirements.” We show you the process in a video here: How It Works – Basic.
Planning a larger order? We’d be happy to provide a customized quote for multiple installations in residential buildings, bicycle storage areas, or hotels.
Frequently Asked Questions About the Bicycle Jack Basic Bike Wall Mount (FAQ)








