About this asset

A modern tubular steel bike rack Revit family featuring an intersecting continuous curved pipe profile with dual circular mounting base plates. Constructed from curved tubular metal, this freestanding bicycle rack exhibits a distinctive intersecting geometric profile reminiscent of an inverted chevron or continuous loop. The primary pipe bends upward into two rounded apexes, crossing centrally to create stable bilateral locking points for standard bicycle frames and wheels. At the bottom, each leg terminates into a circular base flange intended for surface anchoring into concrete or paving. The clean, uniform grey finish emphasizes smooth curves without exposed weld seams, providing an understated profile for exterior sites.

The download is a 604 KB file containing a Revit family (.rfa). Load it into a project from the Insert tab with Load Family, then place it like any other component of its category; it schedules and tags with the rest of your model.

Load the RFA component directly into your Revit project and place it onto any structural slab, hardscape floor, or site topography. The model functions as a clean site amenity asset, allowing accurate spatial coordination in plan and section views. Material finish parameters can be assigned to match surrounding urban furniture, and repeated instances can be arrayed along pedestrian walkways or inside cycle stores for capacity scheduling.

Well suited for public realm schemes, educational campuses, office developments, and multifamily residential forecourts, this cycle stand delivers compliant exterior bicycle storage. It pairs seamlessly with external paving slabs, concrete kerbs, landscape bollards, and sheltered transit canopies. Specifiers and landscape architects often search for commercial bike racks, tubular cycle stands, and ground-fixed bicycle hoops when planning active transport facilities during technical design and site planning stages.