About this asset

This Highwheeler Bike Rack is a Revit family featuring a sculptural steel frame that mimics the silhouette of vintage bicycles. Constructed from tubular steel with a matte black finish, this bike rack features a distinct geometric form composed of two circular loops of varying diameters. The larger loop serves as the primary support, while the smaller loop provides a secondary anchor point, both mounted to the ground via circular floor plates. The design is minimalist yet thematic, referencing the aesthetic of high-wheel bicycles. Its proportions are suitable for standard bicycle frames, allowing for secure locking through the circular steel members. The solid construction ensures durability for high-traffic public or private exterior environments.

The download is a 471 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.

As a native Revit family, this component is designed for easy placement within site plans or exterior project models. Users should load the RFA file into their project and place it on a finished floor or ground-plane level. The material can be adjusted via the standard Revit material browser to match specific project finishes. Ensure the object is hosted on the correct level to maintain proper floor-plate alignment, and use standard rotation tools to orient the rack for optimal pedestrian and cyclist circulation flow.

This rack is suitable for urban plazas, residential developments, school campuses, and modern office courtyards where bicycle storage is required. It integrates well into contemporary landscape designs, providing a functional amenity that doubles as a sculptural focal point. Professionals should search for this item when planning cycle-parking areas or detailing exterior site furniture. It pairs effectively with paved surfaces, concrete walkways, or landscaped zones, offering a clean, understated solution for secure bicycle storage in both public and private institutional project stages.