Park Tool Storage Hook - Extra Large - QK471XX

Best current price£9.99from eBay
Best offers
Shopping.co.uk recommended and popular offers
eBay£9.99Visit shop Park Tool 471XX - Extra Large Wood-Thread Storage Hook
Visit shop
Best current price£9.99from eBay
Shopping.co.uk recommended and popular offers
eBay£9.99Visit shop Park Tool 471XX - Extra Large Wood-Thread Storage Hook
Visit shop3 offers from £9.99
View price history by clicking the chart icon.
The Park Tool Storage Hook (QK471XX) is the ideal organizational solution for cyclists who own fat bikes with oversized tires and rims. Designed to accommodate tires up to 5.0 inches wide on 100mm rims, it provides a secure, vertical hanging point for heavy mountain bikes that standard hooks cannot fit. While it is highly robust and protective, users should ensure their wall mounting surface is sturdy enough to support the increased weight of fat bike frames before installation.
| Model Part Number | QK471XX |
|---|---|
| Brand | Park Tool |
Yes, it will fit, but it is oversized. The hook is specifically designed for wider fat bike tires, so smaller tires may sit loosely on the hook.
The hook features a threaded end intended to be screwed directly into a wood stud. Additional hardware like anchors is not included.
While the hook is robust, it is designed for vertical wall mounting. Overhead ceiling mounting is not recommended as it changes the leverage and safety of the hook.
No, the heavy vinyl coating is designed to be soft and protective specifically to prevent rim scratches.
Yes, the hook is zinc-plated, providing excellent resistance to corrosion and rust in garage environments.
The hook is likely not threaded into a solid wall stud. Reposition the hook into a structural wooden stud or use appropriate heavy-duty anchors for masonry.
Ensure the hook is screwed in deep enough. If the wheel still touches the wall, the tire pressure may be too high or the wall surface may be uneven.
To install, locate a structural wall stud. Drill a pilot hole slightly smaller than the diameter of the hook's threaded base to prevent the wood from splitting. Screw the hook into the stud until the base is flush against the wall. For care, keep the vinyl coating clean; if the coating ever chips, you can apply a small amount of rubberized sealant or electrical tape to maintain the scratch-free surface. Avoid using chemical cleaners on the vinyl coating, as they may cause it to degrade over time; simple soap and water are sufficient.