Measure your Tire

Indicated size ranges are based on your Actual physical tire width. It's best to go old fashion, get your ruler out and measure the width of your tire.

Finally, select the appropriate Clug size to give your bike the perfect hug.

Size: MTB

This size is designed to fit Mountain Bike Tires – knobby and ready to shred trails.

If your tire is between 44 and 57mm (1.75" - 2.25") then this is the right size for you!

Size: MTB XL

This size is designed for those ultimate trail tires, ready to shred any line.

If your tire is between 58 and 69mm (2.3″ to 2.7″) then this is the size for you!

Size: XXL PLUS

This size is designed for the fat, ultra grip tires, that keep your bike agile and ready to hit the track.

If your tire is between 70 and 81mm (2.75" - 3.2") then this is the size for you!

Step 1: Do you have the right Clug?

If you haven’t already, you’ll need to check that the Clug you got is the right size for your tire.

As a handy guide, we also put the maximum and minimum sizes for each Clug right on the side of the box. Just hold it up to your tire and check to see that it is within the range.

Note: Clug is a tiny bike rack that works with your floor to store your bike. Clug can't Hang your bike, it doesn't work that way and you might hurt your back trying. We wouldn't want that.

Step 2: Location and Alignment

Time to figure out where your Clug is going. Once you’ve found your section of the wall, you can use the alignment guide on the box to get your hole spacing marked precisely.

Holding your bike in the position you want it (you can get a friend to help here), you’ll want to align the position of your Clug with the centre of your wheel, where the tire touches the wall.

Step 3: Drills, Holes, and Anchors

You’ll need to drill some holes if you are putting Clug on anything other than wood surface (or a stud in the wall). To drill, just stick your template lightly to the wall and drill right through the guide.

If you drilled holes, insert the anchors from your box into the holes to give you something to screw into.

Step 4: Screws, Clip, and Grip

Separate the Clipper from the Gripper and screw the Clipper into the wall.

You’ll be able to make small adjustments before you tighten the screws fully, to make sure that your Clug is level.

Snap the Gripper in to cover the screw heads, and you’re ready to Clug!