Saris reveals innovative bike racks at Sea Otter Classic

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Saris, a manufacturer of bike racks, trainers, storage, and bicycle parking products, will introduce three new bike racks at the upcoming Sea Otter Classic, a significant event in the cycling industry. Attendees at the Saris booth (A106) will have the opportunity to view The Edge, Freedom, and SuperClamp. These racks are designed to enhance the cycling experience for various riders, whether commuting, exploring, or preparing for long-distance cycling.

Darren Snyder, Director of Product Development at Saris, stated, “At Saris, our mission has always been to create products that make it easier and safer for cyclists to ride more and worry less.” He emphasized the company’s commitment to developing racks that address the evolving needs of cyclists and support local bike shops.

The Freedom rack is lightweight and versatile, constructed entirely in the USA. It features a fixed position arm to prevent frame contact, fast fit technology for easy adjustments, and a compact design suitable for two bikes. The SuperClamp is designed for quick loading, utilizing a spring-loaded arm that secures bikes without frame contact and supports e-bikes. Lastly, The Edge offers premium features for stability and security, accommodating heavier bikes and including an integrated locking system. Each of these products is engineered to meet the demands of everyday cyclists.

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