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UsefulBikeStuff AtomicRack

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# of Reviews 3
Average Rating 5/5
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Submitted by Tal Bahir a Cross Country Rider from Agoura Hills, CA
Date Reviewed: April 29, 2008
Favorite Trail:talbahir@gmail.com
Duration Product Used:2 Years
Price Paid: $19.00
Purchased At:atomicRack.com
Strengths:Once neat gadget!
This thing makes parking the bicycle pleasure. I use it at the place where I park my bike as well as where I take care of it before after ride. It simply holds the bicycle beautifully!
Weaknesses:It comes in singles. I wish I could pay for one and get 2...
Similar Products Used:Try many bicycle racks. Non worked for me.
Bike Setup:Nice Santa Cruz Blur
Bottom Line:Get one. You'll be happy as I am!
Value Rating:5Overall Rating:5

Submitted by Tal a Weekend Warrior from Agoura Hills
Date Reviewed: July 31, 2007
Favorite Trail:Cheesboro
Duration Product Used:1 Year
Price Paid: $15.00
Purchased At:www.atomicRack.com
Strengths:This is a neat little rack you are mounting on a wall, and it grips your bicycle to it by the seatpost.

You simply ride / push your bicycle to its parking space, and with one hand lock it in the atomicRack.

Its very simple, allow you to get lazy, and once you start use it – you can find endless spots you could use it: For example, you can attach it at either side of your garage door, and clip your bike there for before / after ride attention, that is air, oil, cleaning, maintenance – you name it. You use it simply instead of leaning your leaning your bicycle on the wall and wait till it fall off…

If you live in cities such as New York, and you your precious bicycle are leaving with you in your apartment, you do want to own one atomicRack, attach it to a wall where you lean your bicycle against, and start using it, forgetting all dirt your tires are living on the walls…

To make a long story short, have on. The factory is granting 100% satisfactory guaranty. You do not like it – send it back. They’ll issue full refund to you.
Weaknesses:Its not free... I could use many of those... How ever, for $15 it is a greate deal.
Similar Products Used:Looked for similar for long time - could not find one...
Bike Setup:Santa Cruze Blur, Fox, and happy all the way...
Bottom Line:Go get one, ASAP. google atomicRack, you'll find it right away.
Value Rating:5Overall Rating:5

Submitted by Rob a Cross Country Rider from Van Nuys, California USA
Date Reviewed: November 17, 2006
Favorite Trail:Silver Moccasin
Duration Product Used:Less than 1 month
Strengths:Very simple, yet efficient design....economically priced
Weaknesses:None
Similar Products Used:Nothing like it....previously just leaned my bike against a wall
Bottom Line:The "atomicRack" is an ingenious little product. When it is mounted to a wall it sits flush and out of the way. When you want to store your bike after a ride, just flip up the plastic rack and there is a 'quick release' type of plastic clamp that grabs your seat post and holds your bike upright until the next ride. No longer does my bike fall over or get scratched. This is a great, inexpensive product for anyone who wants to safely and efficiently protect their bike in the garage or apartment or wherever!
Value Rating:5Overall Rating:5






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