Abstract: A folding stand (1) for locating a bicycle is foldable to a folded configuration and deployable to a deployed configuration. The stand (1) has at least first, second and third members (10, 20. 30). The first member (10) is a lower member in the deployed configuration and has a front pair of cooperating locating surfaces (11) and a rear pair of cooperating locating surfaces (12) for locating the wheel of a bicycle. The second member (12) is a rear, generally upwardly directed member in the deployed configuration of the stand (1). The third member (30) is a cross-member in the deployed configuration of the stand (1). The first member (10) is pivotally connected at a first end to a first end of the third member (30) and the third member (30) is pivotally connected at a second end to a first end of the second member (20). The first member (10) is connectable at a second end to the second member (20).

Abstract: A stand for locating a wheeled vehicle such as a bicycle has front and rear locating structures for receiving a wheel and having three pairs of cooperating locating surfaces for locating the wheel. The front locating structure has a front upper pair and a front lower pair cooperating locating surfaces, and the rear locating structure has a rear lower pair cooperating locating surfaces. The two lower pairs are positioned asymmetrically relative to the upper pair. The front locating structure has an opening positioned between its upper and lower pairs of cooperating locating surfaces wide enough to allow the wheel axle to pass through the front locating structure.

Abstract: A stand for locating a wheeled vehicle such as a bicycle has front and rear locating structures for receiving a wheel and having three pairs of cooperating locating surfaces for locating the wheel. The front locating structure has a front upper pair and a front lower pair cooperating locating surfaces, and the rear locating structure has a rear lower pair cooperating locating surfaces. The two lower pairs are positioned asymmetrically relative to the upper pair. The front locating structure has an opening positioned between its upper and lower pairs of cooperating locating surfaces wide enough to allow the wheel axle to pass through the front locating structure.