Bike Stand
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Bike Stand
Anyone have a recomendation of what would be a good free standing bike rack/stand? Something to hold 2 bikes indoors. I have suicidal cats so the stand has to be extremely sturdy as I would hate to come home and find one of my cats squished by a bike they knocked off the stand. Thoughts?
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I've got this one, holds two bikes and since the pole adheres to floor and ceiling your cats won't get killed:
https://www.amazon.com/Topeak-Dual-To.../dp/B000FIE4WC
https://www.amazon.com/Topeak-Dual-To.../dp/B000FIE4WC
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Has anyone used the Dual Touch long term and had any problems? I've read a few reviews and find it hard to trust this stand. Apparently the tension produced by the bar is not enough to keep it from slowly getting loose and eventually falling over. And if you increase the tension to make it nice and tight, the vertical bar begins to bow.
Right now I'm thinking of either a freestanding or gravity type stand. But I like the idea behind the Dual Touch.
Right now I'm thinking of either a freestanding or gravity type stand. But I like the idea behind the Dual Touch.
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two large hooks from home depot. hang by the front wheel. secured to a stud/rafter/brick/whatever.
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I live in an apartment with studs behind walls in all the wrong locations. So I need something like the Topeak stand or the one in the photo above. Just wanted to get some feedback on the Topeak as it seems like a good idea and the company makes good products. It's the reviews I've read that scare me.
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I've always like the look of these
https://www.organize.com/hoismonbyrac.html
but, seriously, I have no idea how well these perform.
https://www.organize.com/hoismonbyrac.html
but, seriously, I have no idea how well these perform.
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i have one of theses. it rocks a lot but doesn't fall over, I've tried. but i don't like it. stay away from it if you come across it in your travels, even though you can pick one up for like $35 shipped.
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Has anyone used the Dual Touch long term and had any problems? I've read a few reviews and find it hard to trust this stand. Apparently the tension produced by the bar is not enough to keep it from slowly getting loose and eventually falling over. And if you increase the tension to make it nice and tight, the vertical bar begins to bow.
Right now I'm thinking of either a freestanding or gravity type stand. But I like the idea behind the Dual Touch.
Right now I'm thinking of either a freestanding or gravity type stand. But I like the idea behind the Dual Touch.