American Bicycle Security Company Hi Roller Rack Specifications and Assembly Instructions
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Hi Roller
The Hi Roller puts a unique twist on a familiar design. By adding an extra bend to a rolling-style rack, the Hi Roller provides a much greater degree of bicycle support than its purely vertical counterpart. This rack uses thick pipe construction and allows for one of the wheels and frame to be secured using a ustyle bike lock.
Example of rack in use
American Bicycle Security Company
P.O. Box 7359
Ventura, CA 93006
Ph: (800) 245-3723 or (805) 933-3688
Fax: (805) 933-1865 www.ameribike.com
Email: [email protected]
Hi Roller
Product
Capacity
Materials
Finishes
RAL 9005
RAL 6016
RAL 7011
RAL 3003
Installation
Methods
Space Use
& Setbacks
Hi Roller
Hi2H: 4 Bikes
Hi3H: 5 Bikes
Hi4H: 6 Bikes
Hi5H: 7 Bikes
2.375” OD Schedule 40 Steel Pipe
Standard options: Galvanized
Or
Powder Coated
Flat Black
RAL 6018
RAL 9003
RAL 6005
RAL 2004
RAL 5005
RAL 7042
RAL 3005
RAL 9007 RAL 1001
Also available in Stainless Steel upon request.
RAL 1023
RAL 5015
RAL 8014
Bright Yellow
Purple
Bronze
In ground mount is embedded into concrete base. Specify in ground mount for this option.
Foot mount has two 6”x5” foot plates with 4 anchors per foot. Specify foot mount for this option.
Wall Setback: A minimum of 27” should be left between the wall and the long side of the rack. 36” is the recommended setback.
Street Setback: For racks set parallel to the street, a 96” setback is recommended. For racks installed perpendicular to the street, 24” is the minimum setback.
36” is recommended.
Between Racks: For racks set next to each other, 24” is the minimum setback. 36” is recommended.
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American Bicycle Security Company
P.O. Box 7359
Ventura, CA 93006
Ph: (800) 245-3723 or (805) 933-3688
Fax: (805) 933-1865 www.ameribike.com
Email: [email protected]
Hi Roller
Surface Mounted Installation
*Tools Needed for Installation
Tape Measure
Marker or Pencil
Masonry Drill Bit
Drill (Hammer drill recommended)
Hammer
Wrench 9/16”
Level
1.
Mark holes
2.
Drill hole
3” Deep
Recommended Base materials:
Solid concrete is the best base material for installation. To ensure the proper anchors are shipped with your rack, ask your American Bicycle representative which anchor is appropriate for your application. Be sure nothing is underneath the base material that could be damaged by drilling.
Installation:
3/8” anchors are shipped with the rack. Place the rack in the desired location. Use a marker or pencil to outline the holes of the flange onto the base material. Drill the holes in accordance with the specifications shipped with the anchors. Make sure the holes are at least 3” away from any cracks in
3.
Use washers to level rack
4. the base material. Use washers to level rack if necessary. Tap in anchors and follow your specific anchor instructions provided with the rack. (Anchors will vary according to install surface)
Tamper Resistant Hardware
The concrete spike is a permanent anchor. The top of the wedge anchor can also be pounded sideways after installation so that it cannot be removed. Other tamper resistant fasteners are also available for purchase.
When using the special tamper resistant nuts, always set and first tighten the anchors. Once the rack is installed, replace two nuts from the bracket (opposite sides from each other) with the tamper resistant fastener.
DO NOT OVERTIGHTEN the tamper resistant nut.
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American Bicycle Security Company
P.O. Box 7359
Ventura, CA 93006
Ph: (800) 245-3723 or (805) 933-3688
Fax: (805) 933-1865 www.ameribike.com
Email: [email protected]
Hi Roller
In-Ground Mounted Installation
*Tools Needed for Installation
Level
Cement mixing tub
Shovel
Trowel
Hole coring machine with 4” bit
Access to water hose
Materials to build brace rack
Installing into Existing Concrete
1.
2.
Installing into New Concrete
Core holes no less than 3” diameter (4”recommended)
& no less than 10” deep into surface
Place rack into holes, making sure it is level
1. 2.
3. 4.
Place corrosion resistant sleeve (min.
3" inside diameter) in sand pour bed in exact location where rack will be installed. Make sure top of sleeve is at same level as desired finished concrete surface. Fill sleeve with sand to keep it in place and prevent it from filling with concrete.
Pour concrete
& allow to cure.
Fill holes with epoxy grout. 32” of the bike rack should remain above surface.
Make sure rack is level
& held in place until the grout has completely set.
3. 4.
After curing, dig out sand from sleeves & insert racks, making sure they are level & at the appropriate height.
Place racks in holes, making sure it is level.
*An easy way to brace the rack while the grout sets is to bolt two 1x4” boards together at one end and clamp them onto the legs of the rack like a clothes pin.
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American Bicycle Security Company
P.O. Box 7359
Ventura, CA 93006
Ph: (800) 245-3723 or (805) 933-3688
Fax: (805) 933-1865 www.ameribike.com
Email: [email protected]

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