Stainless steel bike racks are a high-quality solution for bike parking in public, commercial and private spaces. Made from corrosion-resistant stainless steel, these racks are ideal for both outdoor and indoor use, offering maximum durability and resistance to the weather.
Stainless steel racks are an ideal investment for urban infrastructure, schools, offices, shopping centres, garages and apartment block yards. They not only give cyclists a secure place to park but also contribute to a tidy, attractive environment, as stainless steel keeps its clean, professional look for a long time without extra maintenance.
Stainless steel bike racks offer corrosion resistance, a long service life and a sturdy construction, making them an especially reliable solution for high-traffic locations. Models differ in design, capacity and installation method – from the classic U-shaped rack to larger racks for several bikes – so you can easily find a solution that fits your space.
The right stainless steel bike rack not only saves space and provides security but also makes bike parking convenient for every user. It is a long-lasting, attractive and practical solution for individual sites and urban infrastructure alike.
In this category you will also find galvanised steel racks – they are cheaper and also suitable for outdoor use. We manufacture the Gyvatė, Mokyklinis, Populiarusis, Dvipusis U and 45° angled stainless steel racks ourselves (UAB Joksita, Lithuania), so the number of spaces can be tailored to your order.
| Model | Capacity | Material | Installation | Features |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mini U | 2 | Galvanised | Bolted down (6 plugs Ø10×80 mm, included) or set in concrete | Compact U-shape, Ø48.3 mm, 800 × 350 mm, 6 kg |
| U15 | 2 | Galvanised | Anchor bolts or set in concrete | U-shaped, height 800 mm |
| Dvipusis U | 2 | Stainless | Anchor bolts or set in concrete | U-shaped, 800 × 550 mm |
| Tubo | 2 | Galvanised, painted | Set in concrete or bolted down with a flange (4 nylon anchors M10) | Round Ø900 mm ring of Ø60 mm tube, no sharp edges |
| B135-DV | 3 | Galvanised | Anchor bolts | Length 720 mm, tyres up to 55 mm |
| B131V-DV | 5 | Galvanised | Anchor bolts | Length 1320 mm, tyres up to 55 mm |
| ECHO SAVE-5 | 5 | Galvanised | Bolted down (4 plugs Ø10×100 mm with screws, included) | Compact, 1440 × 430 × 300–400 mm, 330 mm between bikes |
| CROSS-5 | 5 | Galvanised | Bolted down (4 plugs Ø10×100 mm with screws, included) | Bikes at a 45° angle, 1800 × 540 × 420 mm |
| RAD5 | 5 | Galvanised | Bolted down (4 plugs Ø10×100 mm with screws, included) | Spaces at right angles (90°) or at 45°, 1800 × 560 × 420 mm |
| Lankas | 5 | Galvanised | Bolted down (4 plugs Ø10×80 mm with screws, included) | 1500 × 600 × 600 mm |
| IKS ONE | 1 (module) | Hot-dip galvanised, painted | 4 nylon anchors M10 | 3 support points, 605 × 95 × 825 mm, 10 kg; can be arranged in a row, at an angle or in an arc |
| IKS | 2–5 | Hot-dip galvanised, painted | Nylon anchors M12 | Designer rack, tyres up to 75 mm; 5-space – 2155 mm, 48 kg |
| VIRO6 | 6 | Galvanised | Bolted down (4 plugs Ø10×80 mm with screws, included) | With legs, parking from both sides, 1600 × 350 × 440 mm |
| Gyvatė | 8 | Stainless | Anchor bolts or set in concrete | Parking from both sides, other numbers of spaces available |
| Spiralė | 5 (from both sides) | Galvanised | Bolted down (9 nylon anchors Ø10×80 mm, included) or set in concrete at a depth of 30 cm | Spiral shape, parking from both sides, 1250 × 400 × 550 mm |
| Populiarusis | 2–10 | Stainless | To the paving | You choose the number of spaces |
| Mokyklinis | Made to order | Stainless | Anchor bolts | 5-space – approx. 200 cm long |
| 45° angled rack | Made to order | Stainless | Anchor bolts | For narrow spaces |
| Vaikiškas | 4 children's bikes | Galvanised | Bolted down (4 plugs Ø10×100 mm with screws, included) | Low – 900 × 440 × 170 mm, 8 kg |
| Retro B131US | – | Painted steel | – | Classic retro design, length 1620 mm |
| Single-sided Lift Premium frame | 6 | Galvanised | – | Vertical hanging where there is no solid wall |
For e-bikes there is the charging station and the M099C station, for enclosed storage – bike shelters, and for a minimalist solution – concrete bike racks.
Need a different number of spaces or dimensions? We manufacture many of our racks ourselves – write to info@joksita.lt.
A bike rack is a purpose-built structure for parking bikes safely and neatly. It helps keep things tidy, reduces the risk of theft and creates convenient cycling infrastructure. Racks are used at schools, offices, shopping centres, apartment blocks and other public or private locations.
A rack does not lock the bike by itself, but most racks are designed so that you can lock the bike's frame and wheel to them. U-shaped racks are the most secure – they make it easiest to lock the frame.
Yes. Outdoor bike racks are usually galvanised or made of stainless steel, so they withstand rain, snow and temperature changes.
When choosing a rack, consider:
the number of bikes
the installation location
the material
the level of security
the space available.
Yes. In apartment block yards, bike racks help keep bikes tidy and save space.
Yes. Many companies install bike racks for employees and customers to encourage eco-friendly transport.
Yes. Some models are designed for use in garages, underground car parks or bike storage rooms.
Yes. As well as racks, special bike shelters are used, which protect bikes from the weather and theft.
Yes, most bike racks are also suitable for e-bikes, provided their tyres fit the holder.
On average, each bike needs about 60–80 cm of width, depending on the type of rack.
Yes. Well-designed racks let you store several bikes in a compact space and keep the surroundings tidy.
The most popular bike racks are:
Bike racks are most often made of:
Stainless steel racks are corrosion-resistant, long-lasting and need no complicated maintenance, which makes them ideal for outdoor conditions.
That depends on the model. Racks can be designed to hold 2, 3, 5, 8 or even more bikes at a time.
Most racks are suitable for various types of bike – city, mountain or e-bikes – provided the tyre width fits the design.
Bike racks can be:
fixed to the paving with anchor bolts
set in concrete in the ground
mounted on a wall or other structures.
Bike racks are most commonly installed at:
schools and universities
office buildings
shopping centres
parks
apartment blocks.
