The triathlon bike, a machine apart
The triathlon bike (or time trial bike) is distinguished by its aggressive geometry, its aero handlebars, and its often disc wheels. These specificities directly influence how it is stored.
The challenges of storing a TT bike
- The aero handlebars: protrude significantly on the sides, requiring more lateral space.
- Disc wheels: heavier and wider, they require a suitable wheel stand.
- Low geometry: the bike is longer, plan for space in front and behind.
The adapted wall solution
The Compact Bike Setup adapts to triathlon bikes thanks to its universal design. Just check that there is enough lateral space for the aero handlebars.
Storing the disc wheel
A disc wheel is a significant investment. The Design Wheel Setup is perfectly suited to hold it vertically, protected from shocks, in the ideal position to preserve its structure.
Specific triathlon tips
- Remove bottles and nutrition before storage.
- Clean the drivetrain after each ride before hanging the bike.
- Check tire pressure regularly, even during storage.