Cycle racks come in several varieties, each of which is designed for a slightly different purpose, but all are built to last. Some are designed for installation on the ground, giving bicyclists a place to lock their bikes when they have to leave them alone. Cycle racks of this variety are typically designed to hold three bikes at minimum. Storage cycle racks easily mount to wall and provide you with a convenient spot to hang your bike when it is not in use. Either mounting to a tow ball or using a series of straps, another type of rack hooks to a vehicle, giving you the means of hauling several bikes at once.

Made from heavy-duty steel with a zinc coating, locking racks provide a place to secure your bike in virtually any public place. The coating gives the metal a nice shine and protects from the elements. This kind of locking rack typically has space for three, five or more bikes. The racks can be bolted down onto a concrete slab in front of virtually any public structure. This gives bicyclists a place to lock up their bikes for protection. These cycle racks consist of parallel, tubular steel shafts joined by pairs of steel spaced far enough apart for a bike wheel. This kind of rack may also be useful for displaying bikes in a showroom.

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To hang bikes off the ground in a garage or other area, wall-mounted storage racks bolt to wall studs. Some models feature folding arms that make it easy for you to load and unload bicycles. This type of rack may support one or two bikes depending on its design. Wherever floor space is at a premium or there is too much clutter, this type of storage rack is ideal.

Thanks to their versatile design, this cycle racks used for transport are compatible with virtually any vehicle. Some mount to a tow ball, but not all. Regardless of the type, when properly installed they keep bikes properly secured when driving. Some cycle racks break down in pieces or fold up neatly when not in use.