Bicycle storage, anyone ever seen these?
08-22-05, 06:55 PM
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Bicycle storage, anyone ever seen these?
Was going to put some hooks in the ceiling for me and me wife's bikes, but stumbled upon these..anyone ever seen/use these before? Thanks in advance.
https://www.theartofstorage.com/
Steve
https://www.theartofstorage.com/
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08-22-05, 07:00 PM
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They look like renamed fru-fru versions of what most of the catalogs have. Nice, though.
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Do you know of anyone that sells something like that in the US? That site is in the UK it appears. I just bought hooks for the ceiling in the garage but these are certainly interesting alternatives to hanging the bikes from the ceiling. Thanks again for the reply.
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The Michaelangelo rack is made by Delta.
I got mine at a bike shop in Boulder at Bicycle Villiage.
$50 ish bucks and works really well. The front wheel tends to drift a bit though...
stil, happy.
I got mine at a bike shop in Boulder at Bicycle Villiage.
$50 ish bucks and works really well. The front wheel tends to drift a bit though...
stil, happy.
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I drilled/screwed two round eyelets from into my ceiling 18 inches apart, and 18 inches from my windows and I suspend three of my bikes this way with two bunge cords looped around the top tube and hooked into the eyelets. It is a great way to store and add funtional art to your apartment.
08-30-05, 01:04 PM
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Home Depot and Lowes carry similar products. For anywhere from $10 to $30. A couple of hooks in the ceiling or wall work pretty good too.
08-30-05, 09:26 PM
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The Michaelangelo rack is made by Delta.
I got mine at a bike shop in Boulder at Bicycle Villiage.
$50 ish bucks and works really well. The front wheel tends to drift a bit though...
stil, happy.
I got mine at a bike shop in Boulder at Bicycle Villiage.
$50 ish bucks and works really well. The front wheel tends to drift a bit though...
stil, happy.
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Originally Posted by giorgios
I drilled/screwed two round eyelets from into my ceiling 18 inches apart, and 18 inches from my windows and I suspend three of my bikes this way with two bunge cords looped around the top tube and hooked into the eyelets. It is a great way to store and add funtional art to your apartment.
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I saw them at Target. Check in the home storage area. Fairly reasonably priced.
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