CycleGuard
School Name
Center for Advanced Technical Studies
Grade Level
11th Grade
Presentation Topic
Engineering
Presentation Type
Non-Mentored
Abstract
The main problem we all found was storage of bikes in small spaces, especially in urban areas where finding room for the bike is always a problem. The existing wall-mounted racks among other solutions rarely help in utilizing space in small environments. By researching products and patents, we sought to design a space-saving bike storage solution that works in apartments, bedrooms, and garages. A compact design, easily adjustable, more affordable, and adaptable in various spaces is our design. Testing 3D printed prototypes, improvements will be designed upon users' feedback. The problem it solves: Our solution addresses the growing need for bike storage as bike ownership increases in cities.
Recommended Citation
Brannon, Andrew, "CycleGuard" (2025). South Carolina Junior Academy of Science. 14.
https://scholarexchange.furman.edu/scjas/2025/all/14
Location
WALL 307
Start Date
4-5-2025 9:15 AM
Presentation Format
Oral Only
Group Project
No
CycleGuard
WALL 307
The main problem we all found was storage of bikes in small spaces, especially in urban areas where finding room for the bike is always a problem. The existing wall-mounted racks among other solutions rarely help in utilizing space in small environments. By researching products and patents, we sought to design a space-saving bike storage solution that works in apartments, bedrooms, and garages. A compact design, easily adjustable, more affordable, and adaptable in various spaces is our design. Testing 3D printed prototypes, improvements will be designed upon users' feedback. The problem it solves: Our solution addresses the growing need for bike storage as bike ownership increases in cities.
