--- product_id: 1269573 title: "Racor - Ceiling-Mounted Bike Lift - Up to 50 lbs" brand: "racor" price: "60105CFA" currency: XOF in_stock: true reviews_count: 8 category: "Racor" url: https://www.desertcart.sn/products/1269573-racor-ceiling-mounted-bike-lift-up-to-50-lbs store_origin: SN region: Senegal --- # Adjustable up to 12 ft ceiling Secure locking mechanism 8x weight reduction pulley Racor - Ceiling-Mounted Bike Lift - Up to 50 lbs **Brand:** racor **Price:** 60105CFA **Availability:** βœ… In Stock ## Summary > 🚲 Elevate your ride, free your floor β€” because your garage deserves the upgrade! ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** Racor - Ceiling-Mounted Bike Lift - Up to 50 lbs by racor - **How much does it cost?** 60105CFA with free shipping - **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.sn](https://www.desertcart.sn/products/1269573-racor-ceiling-mounted-bike-lift-up-to-50-lbs) ## Best For - racor enthusiasts ## Why This Product - Trusted racor brand quality - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Key Features - β€’ **Space Maximizer:** Reclaim 6-8 feet of valuable garage floor space by storing bikes overhead πŸ“ - β€’ **Tidy & Organized:** Wall-mounted cord wrap keeps ropes neat and out of the way for a clutter-free garage 🧹 - β€’ **Rock-Solid Security:** Unique locking mechanism ensures your bike stays put until you release it πŸ”’ - β€’ **Effortless Elevation:** Pulley system reduces lifting effort by 8x, making a 50 lb bike feel like 6 lbs βš™οΈ - β€’ **Custom Fit for Your Garage:** Adjustable design fits ceilings up to 12 feet high, perfect for any space πŸ“ ## Overview The Racor Ceiling-Mounted Bike Lift is a heavy-duty, solid steel storage solution designed to hoist bikes up to 50 lbs effortlessly using an 8x mechanical advantage pulley system. It features a secure locking mechanism to prevent accidental drops and fits ceilings up to 12 feet high, freeing up 6-8 feet of floor space. Ideal for professionals seeking a sleek, space-saving garage upgrade with easy rope management and durable powder-coated finish. ## Description Product Description The Racor Bike Lift is the perfect way to store your bicycle overhead and free up extra garage space. The Bike Lift uses a rope and pulley system that is mounted to your ceiling. Raise and lower a 50lb bike up to 12 feet by simply latching the hooks to the seat and handlebars and pulling the rope. When you’re ready to ride, unlock the rope and lower your bike… no ladders needed! Bikes are the number one bulky storage problem for consumers, but the Bike Lift pulleys do most of the work–making a 50lb bike feel like it’s only about 12 pounds: a 4:1 mechanical advantage. A unique locking mechanism holds the rope securely in place to prevent accidental release. Some assembly required; installs into ceiling joists. Order yours today, and reclaim your garage! From the Manufacturer Not enough floor space in that garage, dorm, or studio apartment for the bike? Hoist it up high and store it out of the way with the ingenious bike lift from Racor. A unique rope locking mechanism prevents accidental release while the pulley design lightens the load for easy lifting. Bikes can be hoisted up to ceilings 12 feet high. Just secure the bike lift to the ceiling and you're set. Everything is included for installation with no assembly required. Best of all, solid steel construction safely lifts bikes weighing up to 50 pounds for easy storage of monstrous recumbents, two-seaters and more. With the Racor ceiling-mount bike lift, you get more floor space-and easy access to your favorite ride! Review: Very well built, easy to operate, and saves space! - This bike lift appears to be of great quality and works great! Installation was not very difficult (but make sure you have a good stud finder or some other way of making sure the screws are drilled in the center of the 2X4's), and raising and lowering the bike is even easier! The pulley system helps distribute the weight in such a way that it is not as hard as you would think lifting or lowering a 40 pound mountain bike. It feels like it about cuts the weight in half. There is also a catch on the end of the pulley so that even if you let go of the rope, the bike stays where it's at rather than crashes to the ground! The catch works so well, it almost seems that the rope-tie thing mounted to the wall is redundant (but redundancy never hurt anyone right?, and plus it gets the rope out of the way). The way the catch works is somewhat like vertical blinds. If you pull straight down or towards the wall mounted rope-tie thing, it will only raise the bike and won't lower them. You have to pull the rope back the other direction away from the wall to release the catch, and then keep the rope at that angle while lowering the bike. It really works great. My wife and I bought two of them for our bikes and love them! If you're worried about whether the hood of your vehicle will fit underneath the raised bikes, measure how tall your bike is and then add about 10 inches or so to tell you how low they will hang from the ceiling (the handle bars/seat of our bikes are around 8-10 inches from the ceiling when fully raised). Overall, this lift is very well made, easy to use, saves tons of space, and is a great deal! Solid five stars! Review: Up and Away - freedom below! - I was worried I would hate this. Ceiling mounted? I have a three car garage and with my parents moving in, we have three cars: mine, wife, parents...(and my dad's motorcycle). Add in the bikes, the lawnmower, garbage, recycling, tools, tablesaw, blah blah blah - sheesh! a three car garage that is built to be extra wide and deep is full! The bikes were always in the way, it was a problem. I started looking at a solution to get the bikes off the ground and out of the aisle. In winter we don't ride them, let's say 4 months of use in the upper Midwest. So when I discovered the ceiling mount I thought, well, for less than $20 a pop, I can hang four bikes and it's less than most bike racks that go on a wall. I admit I got them from a different box store so I can do it asap. Finding the rafters was a problem until I sent my wife to the store for a 9v for my studfinder. Then it got easy. Aside from a tangled ball of string, once you do one, the rest are easy. The most time was finding all the tools needed and setting up the ladders. My ceiling here is 14 feet tall. So it was mounted at the top. I measured from the wall and the peak to get them approximately even. I used a set 30 inch distance between hangers for all the bikes even though one is a child bike. The installation did not include anything difficult unless you are scared of heights or don't have the tools or a ladder. If you have all that it's fine. I set up two tall ladders and just stayed up there while my father put the hooks together and handed me each of the mounts. I measured, predrilled and lag-screwed them in. I tied them off to the existing 2x shelving I built earlier. I asked my wife to come over and lift/lower her bike - which she was able to do relatively easily. The cord will auto-catch if one lets go. I used the butterfly anchors provided and everything worked as advertised. I mounted them off to an angle so there are two that secure to the left and two to the right, of a 8 foot wide shelf with supports to either side. The angled position of the cord does not affect the security of the bikes. Now I have them up and out of the way. It's great. I do need to back my parent's car out of the third bay to get the bikes down, but that's not a big deal at all. I can just pull the car out of the garage and leave it outside for an hour until we return. Overall I'm glad I did this instead of a wall mounted rack. It was more time-consuming to install - requiring more tools and two tall ladders (for me since my 3rd bay is 14 feet tall) but I like it a lot better. ## Features - Easy lifting - Pulley system reduces weight by 8 times. - Safe - Pulley locking mechanism keeps bike secure until released. - Cord storage - Wall mounted cord wrap keeps cords tidy. - Adjustable - For use on ceilings up to 12 feet high. - Reclaim your garage - Each lift can free 6-8 ft of floor space keeping your options and workspace open. ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | ASIN | B00006JBL3 | | Additional Features | Pulley System for Easy Lifting | | Best Sellers Rank | #260,677 in Tools & Home Improvement ( See Top 100 in Tools & Home Improvement ) #121 in Bike Racks & Stands | | Brand Name | Racor | | Color | Black | | Customer Reviews | 4.5 out of 5 stars 1,325 Reviews | | Finish Types | Powder Coated | | Global Trade Identification Number | 00753635200054, 08717548015107 | | Included Components | automotive-bike-racks | | Item Dimensions D x W x H | 6"D x 11.75"W x 11.75"H | | Item Type Name | Racor Pro PBH-1R Ceiling Mounted Bike Lift | | Manufacturer | Racor | | Material | Solid Steel | | Material Type | Solid Steel | | Mounting Type | Ceiling Mount | | Number of Shelves | 2 | | Product Dimensions | 6"D x 11.75"W x 11.75"H | | Recommended Uses For Product | Bicycles | | Required Assembly | Yes | | Room Type | Garage | | Shelf Type | Tiered Shelf | | Shelf Weight Capacity | 50 Pounds | | Special Feature | Pulley System for Easy Lifting | | Style Name | Adjustable | | UPC | 418600000014 783324974805 885446595972 696721107915 885795318536 885903753105 885378185449 766973928184 885308575685 885732305353 693976870021 753635200054 | | Unit Count | 35.274 Ounce | ## Product Details - **Color:** Black - **Material:** Solid Steel - **Product Dimensions:** 6"D x 11.75"W x 11.75"H - **Shelf Type:** Tiered Shelf - **Special Feature:** Pulley System for Easy Lifting ## Images ![Racor - Ceiling-Mounted Bike Lift - Up to 50 lbs - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61OKNUFfgqL.jpg) ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Very well built, easy to operate, and saves space! *by R***. on July 30, 2010* This bike lift appears to be of great quality and works great! Installation was not very difficult (but make sure you have a good stud finder or some other way of making sure the screws are drilled in the center of the 2X4's), and raising and lowering the bike is even easier! The pulley system helps distribute the weight in such a way that it is not as hard as you would think lifting or lowering a 40 pound mountain bike. It feels like it about cuts the weight in half. There is also a catch on the end of the pulley so that even if you let go of the rope, the bike stays where it's at rather than crashes to the ground! The catch works so well, it almost seems that the rope-tie thing mounted to the wall is redundant (but redundancy never hurt anyone right?, and plus it gets the rope out of the way). The way the catch works is somewhat like vertical blinds. If you pull straight down or towards the wall mounted rope-tie thing, it will only raise the bike and won't lower them. You have to pull the rope back the other direction away from the wall to release the catch, and then keep the rope at that angle while lowering the bike. It really works great. My wife and I bought two of them for our bikes and love them! If you're worried about whether the hood of your vehicle will fit underneath the raised bikes, measure how tall your bike is and then add about 10 inches or so to tell you how low they will hang from the ceiling (the handle bars/seat of our bikes are around 8-10 inches from the ceiling when fully raised). Overall, this lift is very well made, easy to use, saves tons of space, and is a great deal! Solid five stars! ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Up and Away - freedom below! *by V***C on March 21, 2016* I was worried I would hate this. Ceiling mounted? I have a three car garage and with my parents moving in, we have three cars: mine, wife, parents...(and my dad's motorcycle). Add in the bikes, the lawnmower, garbage, recycling, tools, tablesaw, blah blah blah - sheesh! a three car garage that is built to be extra wide and deep is full! The bikes were always in the way, it was a problem. I started looking at a solution to get the bikes off the ground and out of the aisle. In winter we don't ride them, let's say 4 months of use in the upper Midwest. So when I discovered the ceiling mount I thought, well, for less than $20 a pop, I can hang four bikes and it's less than most bike racks that go on a wall. I admit I got them from a different box store so I can do it asap. Finding the rafters was a problem until I sent my wife to the store for a 9v for my studfinder. Then it got easy. Aside from a tangled ball of string, once you do one, the rest are easy. The most time was finding all the tools needed and setting up the ladders. My ceiling here is 14 feet tall. So it was mounted at the top. I measured from the wall and the peak to get them approximately even. I used a set 30 inch distance between hangers for all the bikes even though one is a child bike. The installation did not include anything difficult unless you are scared of heights or don't have the tools or a ladder. If you have all that it's fine. I set up two tall ladders and just stayed up there while my father put the hooks together and handed me each of the mounts. I measured, predrilled and lag-screwed them in. I tied them off to the existing 2x shelving I built earlier. I asked my wife to come over and lift/lower her bike - which she was able to do relatively easily. The cord will auto-catch if one lets go. I used the butterfly anchors provided and everything worked as advertised. I mounted them off to an angle so there are two that secure to the left and two to the right, of a 8 foot wide shelf with supports to either side. The angled position of the cord does not affect the security of the bikes. Now I have them up and out of the way. It's great. I do need to back my parent's car out of the third bay to get the bikes down, but that's not a big deal at all. I can just pull the car out of the garage and leave it outside for an hour until we return. Overall I'm glad I did this instead of a wall mounted rack. It was more time-consuming to install - requiring more tools and two tall ladders (for me since my 3rd bay is 14 feet tall) but I like it a lot better. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ good price and it works. *by G***G on February 10, 2026* it works to hang mu bikes ## Frequently Bought Together - Racor - PBH-1R, Bike Storage, Garage Pulley Lift - Rubbermaid FastTrack Garage Organization System, Vertical Bike Hook, Black, Holds up to 50 Pounds, Wall Mount and Heavy Duty Garage Hanger for Bike Storage --- ## Why Shop on Desertcart? - πŸ›’ **Trusted by 1.3+ Million Shoppers** β€” Serving international shoppers since 2016 - 🌍 **Shop Globally** β€” Access 737+ million products across 21 categories - πŸ’° **No Hidden Fees** β€” All customs, duties, and taxes included in the price - πŸ”„ **15-Day Free Returns** β€” Hassle-free returns (30 days for PRO members) - πŸ”’ **Secure Payments** β€” Trusted payment options with buyer protection - ⭐ **TrustPilot Rated 4.5/5** β€” Based on 8,000+ happy customer reviews **Shop now:** [https://www.desertcart.sn/products/1269573-racor-ceiling-mounted-bike-lift-up-to-50-lbs](https://www.desertcart.sn/products/1269573-racor-ceiling-mounted-bike-lift-up-to-50-lbs) --- *Product available on Desertcart Senegal* *Store origin: SN* *Last updated: 2026-07-21*