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Wheel Entry on the HS-T013H Floor Bike Stand
Follow the HS-T013H wheel entry path through its lower support and tall loop, and plan access around the floor stand for a bicycle display.
The Hongsen HS-T013H is a floor bike stand with a tall wheel loop and a lower wire support at the entry end. These parts line up along one wheel path. The wheel enters from the low end of the stand towards the tall loop, while the transverse base tubes spread across that path at floor level.
This layout makes the wheel position the starting point for choosing the model. The tall loop gives the stand its height; the lower support defines the approach to it. Looking at both parts together explains more about the parking position than the outside outline alone.
Follow the wheel path between the supports
The lower wire frame projects beyond the front transverse tube. It rises towards the space between the main longitudinal tubes. Behind it, the taller loop extends upward from the other end of the base. Both are centred on the same direction of entry.
The bicycle approaches along this centre line. Its tyre must line up with the lower support and the opening towards the tall loop. This is a wheel-based parking arrangement, so the important fit concerns are the tyre’s width and its relationship to the support shapes. The frame shape above the wheel does not explain those contact points.
The lower wire support connects to the base on both sides of the wheel path. Its front section reaches towards the approaching wheel, while the upper bend faces the tall loop. A side view separates these connections clearly from the wider tubes that rest on the floor.
Keep the entry lane clear in a display layout
The front view shows how the base extends to either side of the wheel path. Those transverse tubes support the stand on the floor. The open space above the lower wire frame provides the approach to the wheel position.
A shop display needs access along this entry direction. Placing another fixture immediately in front of the low support would obstruct the approach even if there is room beside the stand. The parked bicycle also extends beyond the stand, so the overall display plan must allow for the bicycle as well as the base.
For a range that contains different tyre profiles, assess each intended tyre against this same entry path. The practical comparison is how the tyre meets the lower support and tall loop, with the bicycle standing in its intended display position.
Open the HS-T013H product page for this model, or explore the Hongsen bicycle storage and parking range. Contact Hongsen with the intended bicycle and tyre details to discuss the parking configuration.