Bike Slide™ Pro
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About this system
The Bike Slide™ is another CeilingSAM original, invented in 2020 by the family that pioneered overhead garage storage in 1998. It slides and rotates bikes overhead on smooth, precision rollers, so each bike is out of the way but easy to reach on its own.
Like everything we build, it is made in the USA from heavy-gauge steel with Grade 5 hardware and backed by our Limited Lifetime Warranty.
The Bike Slide™ Pro gets bikes off the floor and overhead on smooth rollers. The hooks slide and rotate, so any bike comes down for a ride without moving the others.
- Hooks: 4 hooks (additional hooks available)
- Weight Limit: 75 lbs per hook (300 lbs total recommended)
- Track Length: 96" total (2 × 48" rail sections)
- Operation: Smooth sliding and rotating hooks for easy access
- Installation: Designed for an easy installation with detailed instructions
- Made in the USA: Manufactured in Oregon with Grade 5 hardware, backed by our Limited Lifetime Warranty
Frequently asked questions
How does the Bike Slide™ work?+
The slide mounts overhead and rolls out on smooth, precision rollers. Hang your bikes on the hooks, slide it back, and the floor is yours again.
How many bikes can it hold?+
See the description above for this model's capacity. You can also add extra Bike Slide hooks from our accessories to expand what it carries.
Is it hard to install?+
It is engineered for a straightforward install with common tools. If you would rather not DIY, we can share independent installers near you.
What is the warranty?+
Every Bike Slide™ is backed by our Limited Lifetime Warranty and made in the USA.
How fast does it ship?+
Orders usually ship within 24 to 48 business hours. It ships from our facility in Oregon; economy shipping is free, and the delivery window depends on the shipping speed you choose at checkout.
Why buy the original?+
We invented the Bike Slide™ and perfected it over years of testing. Knockoffs copy the look, not the engineering.
