Bike stands at Radfieber – frames for parking and maintaining your bicycle. Whether at home, in the garage or at the office: your own bike stand protects the frame, tires and components from damage and makes loading and maintaining the bike easier. Radfieber carries stands from Schindelhauer, Ursus and Pletscher.
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Pletscher Ständer Hinterbau Comp 40 Flex LIGHT Not every bicycle comes with a stand from the factory – especially sporty models such as road bikes, gravel bikes and mountain bikes often do without one to save weight or keep the look clean. But a retrofitted bike stand greatly increases everyday usability: the bike stands securely when you need to park it – whether shopping, at the station or in front of a café. Without a stand, you have to lean the bike against a wall, fence or tree every time, risking scratches on the frame or damage to shifters and pedals. Modern rear stands such as the Pletscher Comp 40 Flex LIGHT or the Desiknio rear stand are simply mounted on the rear axle, can be folded away when needed and do not interfere visually or while riding.
Choosing the right stand depends on the bike type. For city bikes, trekking bikes and e-bikes with a rack, side stands that mount on the bottom bracket or chainstay are suitable. For sporty bikes without a rack, rear stands are the right choice – they are lighter, more discreet and attach directly to the rear axle. Special models such as the Ursus MOOI Fix are developed precisely for specific frames and e-bike drives (Mahle). Anyone who upgrades their bike with a stand gains comfort and safety in everyday use without sacrificing riding characteristics. Installation takes just a few minutes – at Radfieber branches in Cologne, Düsseldorf and Berlin, also directly on site.
A classic bike stand is a simple frame for parking and stabilizing your bicycle. Even though there are many public bike stands in the city, having your own bike stand is often practical, for example at home, in the garage or at the office. It prevents the bike from falling over and protects the frame, tires and components from damage. A bike stand also makes it easier to load the bike or carry out small maintenance tasks. Many models are robust, easy to mount and require little space. Overall, a classic bike stand shows how a small accessory can make using and caring for the bike much more comfortable.
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