UK storage specialist Stashed has added a new model to its range with the launch of the SpaceRail ONE, a wall-mounted unit built to hold a single bicycle while keeping helmets, shoes and other essentials close at hand.
The brand, which rose to prominence after a successful pitch on the BBC’s Dragons’ Den, says the SpaceRail ONE is aimed squarely at riders who want to showcase a prized road or gravel machine rather than leave it leaning in a hallway or squeezed into a shed. The design combines a sturdy frame cradle with integrated storage points, allowing kit to be arranged neatly around the bike itself, turning what is often a cluttered corner into something closer to a display feature.
Stashed has built its reputation on solving a problem familiar to most cyclists: limited space at home combined with an ever-growing pile of accessories. Previous products from the company have focused on multi-bike setups for households with more than one rider, so the SpaceRail ONE represents a shift towards a more minimalist, single-bike offering.
For readers who have invested serious money in a best bike, whether that is a lightweight climbing frame, a race-ready aero build or a cherished vintage steel machine, proper storage is about more than tidiness. Damp sheds and bikes propped against walls can lead to scratched frames, corroded components and unnecessary wear on tyres and bar tape. A dedicated wall mount not only protects that investment but also makes it easier to grab kit and get out of the door quickly, something many of us appreciate on cold, dark training mornings when motivation is already in short supply.
The SpaceRail ONE is now available directly through Stashed, with the brand continuing to target the UK’s growing community of home-based cyclists looking to keep their setups organised and their bikes in top condition.
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