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busted knuckles 01-28-08 10:09 PM

hanging a bike
 
I have been hanging my bike from a hook, by the rear wheel. Is this going to cause any out of roundness in the rim? Thanks for any replies.

2manybikes 01-28-08 10:12 PM

It will be fine. There must be millions of bikes hanging that way now.

Bikedued 01-28-08 10:45 PM

"that rug really tied the room together."

I love that movie. My favorite part is when the tries to flick the roach out the closed car window, and it lands in his lap. He begins screaming and pouring his beer into his lap to put it out, and in the process plows into a dumpster. The look on his face with the crooked shades, lol. Priceless!,,,,BD

busted knuckles 01-29-08 12:16 AM

That is one of my favourite parts of the movie, also. I love how the front of the car comes up off the ground when he hits the dumpster. I know people some what like him.

Bikedued 01-29-08 07:08 AM

At least three feet, lol. A bit of trivia. That car was on an episode of the X files. If you ever watch that show, keep an eye out for the episode where the guy robs the bank, and his girlfriend keeps living the
event over and over, kind of like the movie Groundhog Day. Outside the bank, they show the car in a couple of shots, same primer on the body lines, color, etc.,,,,BD

I was watching Xfiles late one night, and I spotted it.

pumpy schwartz 01-29-08 07:30 AM

i know i'm not supposed to have a waterbed...it's coming through down there?

eibeinaka 01-29-08 07:56 AM

"...also, Dude, Chinaman is not the preferred, uh. . . Asian-American. Please."

"Walter, this is not a guy who built the rail- roads, here, this is a guy
who peed on my--"

San Rensho 01-29-08 07:59 AM

"I cut off your Johnson and I stomp on it!"

JanMM 01-29-08 08:13 AM


Originally Posted by busted knuckles (Post 6068739)
I have been hanging my bike from a hook, by the rear wheel. Is this going to cause any out of roundness in the rim? Thanks for any replies.

Biopace chainrings are made by hanging round rings from hooks.

dobber 01-29-08 09:33 AM

Just make sure you rotate the wheel periodically, the oxygen and nitrogen will tend to separate over time and you might build up an explosive bubble of gas.

busted knuckles 01-29-08 09:46 AM

Thanks for the replies guys. Hey, if anyone needs one...."I can get you a pinkie toe."

jsharr 01-29-08 09:49 AM

my bike stole a horse. I had to hang it.

Zouf 01-29-08 10:12 AM


Originally Posted by busted knuckles (Post 6068739)
I have been hanging my bike from a hook, by the rear wheel. Is this going to cause any out of roundness in the rim? Thanks for any replies.

You on your bike = 50 to 100+ lb load per wheel, not counting bumps
Your bike hanging from one hook = 15-25 lb load on the wheel.

I would tend to think no, it won't un-round your rim... Unless it's overcooked pasta.

Bikedued 01-29-08 09:13 PM

Nahh, the chief of police of Malibu, a real reactionary....BD

oilman_15106 01-30-08 12:38 AM

Would this be the 100th post on this subject? I am waiting for the one that the wheel has become oval from hanging a bike.

Rowan 01-30-08 03:42 AM


Originally Posted by Zouf (Post 6070803)
You on your bike = 50 to 100+ lb load per wheel, not counting bumps
Your bike hanging from one hook = 15-25 lb load on the wheel.

I would tend to think no, it won't un-round your rim... Unless it's overcooked pasta.

Ah yes, but the force is now being exerted on the rim from the inside, not the outside. That changes all the equations relative to spoke tension and rim roundness. :eek:


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