About Ibera Repair and Storage Products
Ibera has a range of products for bicycle storage, maintenance and display. They are suitable for home or bike shop use.
Easy Utility Stand IB-ST2
Stand Specifications
Supplied with rubber holding rings, x 2.
Material: Steel and nylon, with rubber-covered chainstay mounts.
Maximum Load: 15 kg (33 lb).
Folded size: 43 x 37 cm (17 x 14.5").
Chainstay Specifications: Maximum tube diameter 2.5" cm (1"). Width between tubes (measured inside to inside) 10 – 11 cm (4 – 4.3").
What kind of bikes is the stand suitable for?
It's suitable for most bikes with wheel sizes from 20" to 29".
It is NOT SUITABLE for very heavy bikes such as electric bikes and many fat tyre bikes. Maximum load: 15 kg (33 lb).
It is NOT SUITABLE for bikes with oversize or irregular shape (non-round) chainstays.
Can I use the stand with disk brake bikes?
Normally, yes, but if the disc rotor touches the stand, reposition the bike on the stand and readjust the width of the chainstay mounts if necessary.
My bike has a kickstand; can I use the Easy Utility Stand?
It depends on where your kickstand is mounted. Some side stands that are mounted on the chainstay, may make it difficult to use the stand.
What is the maximum weight the stand can support?
15 kg (33 lb). Do not use with very heavy bikes such as electric bikes and many fat tyre bikes.
Can I sit on the bike when it is in the stand?
No, it is not designed for that, and you may damage the stand if you do.
Can I use the stand for any kind of bicycle maintenance job?
No, it is designed for simple, light maintenance work like adjusting the drive train or brakes, cleaning and lubricating parts. It may not be suitable for major bike maintenance work.
How do you adjust the height of the stand?
Adjust the stand height by increasing or decreasing the spread of stand legs (the rear wheel should not touch the ground and you should be able to turn the pedals).
How do you adjust the width of the stand?
The width is adjusted by loosening the bolt underneath each chainstay mount and sliding the mount to the desired position.
When my bike is in the stand it is difficult to change the rear gears?
If your rear derailleur cable runs under the chainstay, the stand's chainstay mount may compress the cable, hindering cable movement. To prevent this, you may be able to position the chainstay cable stop (the metal braze-on) on the chainstay mount to avoid compressing the cable.
Do I need to use the rubber holding rings?
Yes, they are necessary to hold the bike in place. Take care not to lose these.
I lost one of the rubber holding rings–what should I do?
If you do lose one or both, try your local hardware store for something similar to use as a replacement.
WARNING
• Use stand only on a flat, stable surface.
• Stand is designed to support a bicycle only–do not sit on the bicycle while it is in the stand.
• Beware of disk brake rotor, kickstand or pedals touching stand–reposition bike if necessary.
Adjustable Bicycle Hanger IB-ST4
Bicycle Hanger Specifications
• Supplied with wheel anchor strap, and mounting fasteners.
• Material: Aluminium/steel, padded ABS frame holders.
• Weight: 1.05 kg
• Maximum diameter of bike top tube: 5 cm (2").
• Hanger arm minimum / maximum width: 24.9 cm / 38.2 cm (9.8" / 15").
• Maximum handlebar width: 750 mm (29.5").
• Maximum Load: 18 kg (39.5 lb).
• Wall mount dimensions (H x W): 116.5 x 65 mm (46" x 25.6").
• Minimum wall stud width: 4 cm (1.6").
What kind of bikes can be used on the hanger?
Most road, MTB, BMX, and other bikes can be used. All bikes need to have:
• A relatively straight, conventional top tube at least 27 cm (10.6") long.
• A top tube diameter no wider than 5 cm (2").
• Handlebars no longer than 750 mm.
What kind of bikes CANNOT be used on the hanger?
• Traditional ladies bikes
• Tandems
• Some beach cruisers
• Some full suspension MTBs (depending on design of top tube)
• Very heavy bikes such as electric bikes and many fat tyre bikes, as the hanger's maximum load is 18 kg (39.5 lb).
Does the hanger accommodate both road and MTB handlebars?
Yes, but what is important is handlebar width, not type. Maximum width: 750 mm (29.5"). The extendable range of hanger beam (distance from wall) is 280–376 mm (11–14.8").
My MTB handlebar is longer than your stated maximum of 750 mm (29.5"); can I still use the hanger?
Yes. You can simply angle the handlebar/wheel slightly.
Can I use the stand for bike maintenance?
The hanger is designed for storage not maintenance. Though light maintenance may be possible, it is not recommended as extra stress on the hanger may compromise the wall mount.
MOUNTING ON WALL
What kind of walls can the hanger be mounted on?
The hanger can be mounted on:
A) Drywall* or Wooden Panel Walls.
B) Masonry or Concrete Walls.
Fasteners for mounting both types are supplied.
* Drywall is also known as plasterboard, wallboard, sheet rock, gypsum board, buster board, custard board, or gypsum panel.
Important Notes
A) For Mounting on Drywall or Wooden Panel Walls
Wall mount dimensions (H x W): 116.5 x 65 mm (46" x 25.6").
Minimum wall stud width: 4 cm (1.6").
Hanger must be mounted securely on a wall stud (one of the vertical lengths of timber behind the wall). Make sure you establish the position and the width of a stud before attempting to mount the hanger–a stud finder is useful if not essential for locating studs. (As spacing between studs, and the width of the studs themselves can vary (especially from country to country), it is difficult for us to give particular instructions about stud specification.)
To mount the hanger, the stud should be at least 4 cm (1.6") wide. If the stud width is less, it is possible to mount the hanger using the centre holes and only the right hole (or left hole), but bear in mind the mount may not be as strong.
B) For Mounting on Masonry or Concrete Walls
Use supplied wall plugs (screw anchors).
If you lack the DIY skills to install hanger, seek professional help.
Can I adjust the hanger arms while the bike is on the stand?
No, remove bike BEFORE adjusting hanger arms. Adjusting arms while bike is mounted may cause the adjustment mechanism to fail and/or damage your bike.
Is there a correct direction to hang my bike, e.g. front of bike facing left?
No, either direction is fine.
Can the hanger be used outdoors?
Yes, but clearly it will be better for your bike and the hanger if it is used under cover, and not exposed to the elements.
WARNING
• If you lack the DIY skills to install hanger, seek professional help.
• Do not mount hanger on drywall, or wooden panel walls unless there is a wooden stud behind it.
• Use drill bit of appropriate size and type: e.g. masonry drill bit for masonry.
• Avoid any electrical, plumbing, or water fittings hidden in or behind walls.
• Do not adjust hanger arms while the bike is on the stand.
Adjustable Bicycle Hanger Stand IB-ST9
Bicycle Hanger Stand Specifications
For two bikes (option for four bikes).
Material: Aluminium/steel, padded ABS frame holders.
Size: L: 210 cm (82.7"), W: 83 cm (32.7"), D: 72 cm (28.3").
Size Folded: L: 110 cm (43.3"), W: 16 cm (6.3"), D: 14 cm (5.5").
Weight: 6.5 kg
Maximum diameter of bike top tube: 5 cm (2").
Hanger arm minimum / maximum width: 24.9 cm / 38.2 cm (9.8" / 15").
Maximum Load: 18 kg (39.5 lb) per frame holder arm.
How many bikes can the hanger stand hold?
Two bikes normally, but extra frame holder arms are available separately (Part no. IB-033) for mounting up to four bikes (these attach to the rear of the stand).
What kind of bikes can be used on the hanger?
Most road, MTB, BMX, and other bikes can be used. All bikes need to have:
• A relatively straight, conventional top tube at least 27 cm (10.6") long.
• A top tube diameter no wider than 5 cm (2").
What kind of bikes CANNOT be used on the hanger?
• Traditional ladies bikes
• Tandems
• Some beach cruisers
• Some full suspension MTBs (depending on design of top tube)
• Very heavy bikes such as electric bikes and many fat tyre bikes, as the hanger's maximum load is 18 kg (39.5 lb).
Can I use the stand for bike maintenance?
The hanger is designed for storage not maintenance.
Can I adjust the hanger arms while the bike is on the stand?
No, remove bike BEFORE adjusting hanger arms. Adjusting arms while bike is mounted may cause the adjustment mechanism to fail and/or damage your bike.
Is there a correct direction to hang my bike, e.g. front of bike facing left?
No, either direction is fine.
Can the hanger be used outdoors?
Yes, but clearly it will be better for your bike and the hanger if it is used under cover, and not exposed to the elements.
WARNING
• If you lack the DIY skills to assemble hanger, seek professional help.
• Use stand only on a flat, stable surface.
• Do not adjust hanger arms while the bike is on the stand.
