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SkiCycle: bike ski rack
Transport your skis by bike easily and quickly!
For a mountain adventure combining cycling and skiing or for a simple urban commute, SkiCycle allows you to attach skis, poles and boots to the bike in one minute.
It protects your equipment by preventing any contact between the frame, ski bases and edges. Compatible with all types of bikes and skis (see below).
From 50 €
Description
Every skier who has tried the combination of cycling and skiing knows: the struggle begins as soon as you have to attach skis and poles to the bike. After 15 minutes of battling in the cold with gloves on, you finally start… and everything ends up on the ground at the first pothole.
The SkiCycle completely changes the game: it allows you to attach your skis, poles and boots to your bike in one minute, in a stable and secure way. Set-up is fast, reliable, and nothing moves, even on the roughest trails — we’ve tested the limits!
Your equipment is fully protected: your ski bases aren’t damaged by the bike frame, and the edges won’t scratch it.
Lightweight and practical, the system weighs only 257 g (straps and tensioners included) and makes your eco-friendly travel easier. Whether it’s for enjoying a cycling and ski touring road trip, reaching a carpooling point or going up to the ski-resort, SkiCycle allows you to transport your skis in a practical and ecological way.
SkiCycle presentation and demo
Compatibility
Skis
SkiCycle is compatible with all types of skis, including:
- Touring skis and alpine skis, whether they are wide freerider skis or skinny “lycra-racer” matchsticks 🙂
- Nordic skis, cross-country skis (skating and classic).
No modification of the mount or its assembly is necessary to switch from one type of ski to another.
Bikes
SkiCycle fits the vast majority of bikes on the market: touring bikes, road bikes, gravel bikes, MTBs, electric bikes, city bikes…
| Criterion | Range | Remarks |
|---|---|---|
| Top tube (width) | 27 – 70 mm | From old city bikes with thin steel tubes to large carbon MTBs or electric bikes (wide tube). If your tube is narrower than the minimum, you can widen it with tape, an inner tube, etc. |
| Seat post (diameter) | 25 – 35 mm | The most common standard diameters are 27.2 mm and 31.6 mm. |
The luggage rack is not used by SkiCycle. It remains fully available for your panniers or other equipment.
Fit Guarantee: if SkiCycle does not fit your bike or your skis, you can return it to us for a refund.
Some examples of various skis and bikes:
Touring skis on touring bike
Cross-country skis on road bike
Touring skis on MTB
Eco-design
We have devoted a lot of energy to making SkiCycle a product with the lowest possible ecological impact.
A product designed to last
We guarantee it for 5 years, including unreasonable use!
Its construction is robust and durable: rigorous mechanical calculations, the choice of cold-resistant materials, and extended testing on mountain roads have allowed us to optimize the product to be strong while remaining lightweight.
A carbon footprint reduced to the minimum
Every choice aims to reduce the carbon footprint without compromising reliability:
- Entirely designed and manufactured in the French Alps.
- Delivered without superfluous packaging.
- Upcycled ski retention tensioner.
- Use of bio-based plastic.
But the most important impact is you. By choosing the bike for your approaches, you directly reduce the main carbon emissions related to skiing: those from transport. SkiCycle is a tool — soft mobility is what you bring to life.
Attaching the skis
Setting up the skis on the bike is very quick and easy. Please note the variations between touring/alpine skis and cross-country skis, as well as the different ways to attach the poles (elastic strap, first clip, or second clip) to choose the one that suits you best.
Download the manual or watch our video tutorials for attaching skis to the bike:
TUTORIAL: Setting up touring or alpine skis
TUTORIAL: Setting up cross-country or nordic skis
SkiCycle installation
Download the manual or watch our video tutorial for installing SkiCycle on your bike.
TUTORIAL: installing SkiCycle on the bike
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