Steadyrack

steadyrack was born from my universal frustration of not being able to park my car in my garage due to various family members bikes being left on the ground, on my side of the garage. sound familiar? i bet it does. like many other families, the rest of mine weren’t able to lift their bikes up and juggle them onto the hooks on the walls. i repeatedly asked myself “surely there has to be a way to get bikes hanging on a wall without having to try juggle the bike onto some kind of hook”. within two weeks of sharing my frustration with my father-in-law ron at a family bbq, a very crude handmade rack turned up. there was no pivot, a metal flat mount and no rear tyre rest, but the prototype was the beginning of mine and ron’s five year journey of multiple home-made iterations, that resulted in the now patented steadyrack and the rest as they say is history. in 2009, steadyrack officially produced and sold its first racks. local bike enthusiast, nick sima, was our first ever customer, who