VelopA CapaCITY
Direct from the Netherlands, the bicycling capital of the world, comes the VelopA CapaCITY two-tier bike parking rack. Gas springs provide lift assistance for the user, and the all steel design is extremely durable.
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Direct from the Netherlands, the bicycling capital of the world, comes the market-leading VelopA Easylift Premium two-tier bike parking rack. Lightweight aluminum upper trays require minimal lifting effort and dampers provide a controlled hands-free descent. The VelopA Easylift Premium is our easiest to use two-tier rack to maximize bike density for all types of bike rooms and transit hubs, built for continuous use, indoors or out.
SPACINGS AVAILABLE
- 14.8" (375 mm) *
- 15.7" (400 mm) *
- 19.7" (500 mm)
- 25.6" (650 mm)
- 29.5" (750 mm)
* These spacings are available to ship from stock.
USER ADVANTAGES
- lightweight aluminum upper trays with gas springs require very limited lifting *
- damping system for controlled hands-free descent *
- very low sill height of 12.2" (31 cm) for easy loading of upper trays *
- locking system compatible with u-locks
- ergonomically designed, non-slip hand grips
- protruding parts covered with guards for safety
- lower trays fit bike tires up to 2.35" (60 mm) and upper trays fit up to 2.0" (50 mm)
SITE MANAGER BENEFITS
- double bicycle parking capacity
- most space-efficient rack on the market
- eye-catching design *
- reliable and low-maintenance
- integrated drainage system
- designed for continuous exterior use
- colored markers, marker posts, or identification numbers are available
- integrated bike detection system is available
- galvanized steel and clear aluminium finish for durability (powder coating is an option)
* Asterisks denote features that are exclusive to the VelopA Easylift Premium compared to the VelopA CapaCITY.
All VelopA two-tier racks comply with FietsParKeur standards for two-tier bicycle parking systems for both indoors and outdoors. FietsParKeur guarantees high quality bicycle parking facilities and has been developed in collaboration with the Dutch Cyclists Association.
