HS-T017L Adjustable Wall Bike Hanger: Arm Reach and Hooks

HS-T017L is a wall-mounted horizontal bicycle frame hanger. A four-hole wall plate carries two overlapping rectangular arm sections, and the front of the arm holds a slotted crossbar with two J-shaped hooks. A dealer reading the product this way finds two settings to settle before ordering. One sets how far the frame sits from the wall. The other sets where the hooks meet the frame.

Arm extension sets the distance from the wall

Two product views show the arm in a shorter and a longer state. The rectangular sections overlap, so the hook crossbar can be brought close to the wall or pushed further out. Extension changes support distance, and that distance decides how much room the wall side of the bicycle keeps.

Handlebars and pedals can project toward the wall beyond the supported frame. Compare those wall-side projections on the target bicycle with the planned arm position. Move the arm to the longer state and the bicycle sits further from the wall. Shorten it and the frame comes closer, with less clearance behind the bars.

A knob sits below the telescoping arm. Choose the intended projection before assessing the bicycle’s frame contact positions.

The toothed joint belongs to the hook end

A circular toothed joint connects the front end of the arm to the hook crossbar. The four-hole plate stays flat against the wall. The crossbar connection sits at the opposite end of the arm from the wall fixings.

For a row of hangers, the wall plate location and the forward support position are separate parts of the layout. Extending the arm carries the crossbar connection farther from the wall. Compare that complete projection with the bicycle and the aisle beside it.

Two hooks slide along the crossbar slots

The crossbar has a long slot on each side of its center connection. Each J-hook attaches separately, so the position of a hook along its slot sets the spacing for the frame.

Frame geometry decides the useful spacing. The pair of hooks needs suitable contact areas along the supported frame. Cable runs and fittings also affect where those contacts can sit. Covered contact surfaces sit between the hooks and the paint.

Mark two contact points on a representative frame before ordering. The hooks should meet sections that hold the bicycle in the same relation each time it goes on and comes off.

Wall-side clearance is a bicycle measurement

Measure the target bicycle at the wall. The distance from the wall to the wall-side end of the handlebar gives one figure. The nearest point of the wall-side pedal gives another. Compare both with the projection you plan to set on the arm.

Choose the wall position together with the target bicycle’s complete outline. A row of bicycles needs room for their handlebars and wheels as well as the frame support points.

Try the hanger with one bicycle first

Compare one HS-T017L sample with a representative bicycle before arranging a full row. Assess the wall-side handlebar and pedal clearance at the intended arm extension. Check where the two covered hooks meet the frame, then consider the space needed to lift the bicycle clear of the hooks. This connects the arm reach and hook spacing to an actual display position.

Where HS-T017L sits in a storage range

Wall hangers suit showroom rows and stockroom walls where the floor stays clear. The bicycle storage and parking range adds floor stands and racks for the same buildings. HS-T017L answers the wall side of that plan, with the arm setting projection and the slots setting frame contact.

Send the target bicycle measurements with your wall plan through the HS-T017L product page or contact Hongsen to discuss the hanger for your range.