Abstract: A bicycle rack for a car comprising a load-bearing structure and an arm connected thereto with an end thereof and provided with a grip clamp at the opposite end. The grip clamp includes two jaws which are pivoted on a supporting body and can rotate to open and close the grip clamp by way of a manual control installed at the load-bearing structure and connected to the jaws by way of at least one traction cable which is adapted to slide within the arm. The manual control includes ratcheted locking elements adapted to move and keep the jaws in a closed configuration of the grip clamp, and release elements adapted to rotate the jaws in order to open the grip.

Abstract: A wall-mounted bicycle rack comprising a rod-like element with a wall fixing plate, inserted in a bicycle supporting arm, in the direction of the length of the latter, the bicycle supporting arm being orientable by rotation about the main axis of the rod-like element, means being further provided for the reversible locking of the angular configuration of the bicycle supporting arm with respect to the rod-like element.

Abstract: A wall-mounted bicycle rack comprising a rod-like element with a wall fixing plate, inserted in a bicycle supporting arm, in the direction of the length of the latter, the bicycle supporting arm being orientable by rotation about the main axis of the rod-like element, means being further provided for the reversible locking of the angular configuration of the bicycle supporting arm with respect to the rod-like element.