Hiplok has expanded its Store and Secure range with the new Jaw compact wall-mounted bike rack and the new Ankr Mini, which acts as a micro anchor point for locking bikes. The British brand offers a range of storage options designed to fit varying storage spaces.
The Jaw is a compact wall-mounted bike rack solution (125 x 95 x 95mm) with a design that fits tyres from 20mm to 75mm.
“Jaw makes it easy to store multiple bikes in a small space, securely grabbing the wheel and tyre with a solid grip via its width adjustable jaw system,” says Hiplok.
Suitable for indoor and outdoor use, it is said to be easy to install with four wall fixings and can be mounted at the appropriate height to store bikes either vertically or horizontally.
The Jaw is designed to work with Z Lok security ties for extra protection when stored.
It also comes with Hiplok’s Lifetime Warranty, as long as you register on hiplok.com
The Ankr Mini, measuring 50 x 50 x 50mm, is a smaller version of the brand’s ground and wall Ankr, and can be used as a security anchor for bikes, scooters and e-scooters.
Read our review of the larger Hiplok Ankr security anchor
This locking point has a cylindrical steel body with a toughened nylon outer, and pairs with both Z Lok and D-locks for security.
“The unique design means mounting bolts are inaccessible once a lock is in place, giving solid security when in use but allowing Ankr Mini to be relocated if required,” says Hiplok.
The Jaw and Ankr Mini cost £19.99 each.
www.hiplok.com
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“The unique design means mounting bolts are inaccessible once a lock is in place, giving solid security when in use but allowing Ankr Mini to be relocated if required,”
Rubbish - I've had a couple of Elite ones that work in exactly the same way for about 20 years!
Rubbish - I've had a couple of Elite ones that work in exactly the same way for about 20 years!
Elite seems to be offering just a bracket for under the top tube now- amazingly also mounted on a white wall like the photos above. I know what would happen in my hands, but I'm still interested in Hiplock, so these advertising pages are useful!