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02-12-17 | 05:51 PM
#26
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From: ohio
Bikes: Surly long haul trucker, Surly steamroller,Huffy Catalina, Univega Alpina 501. Gravity deadeye monster, Raliegh sport , Electra loft 1
Some early BCS tractors were Grillos painted blue BCS tillers are Grillo design as the two companies worked together in the 80's Because Grillo's are not as well known as BCS tractor I can buy tractor that is equal to the next level up in BCS the importer is 60 miles from my house so parts are close He is also the closest BCS dealer
02-12-17 | 06:10 PM
#27
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From: Milwaukee, WI
Bikes: '68 Raleigh Sprite, '02 Raleigh C500, '84 Raleigh Gran Prix, '91 Trek 400, 2013 Novara Randonee, 1990 Trek 970
When I was a kid we had an old Planet Jr. my Dad called "The Mankiller" He finally gave up on it and got a 9N Ford.
Storing bike in the garage. I have a 15-20 ft piece of 2" pipe spanning the rafters near the eaves with S bent rebar hooks with rubber hose on them and can hang about 8 bikes out of the way of the car. I do need to pull one bike down to use the drill press or table saw. My lawn tractor has plenty of room underneath.
Storing bike in the garage. I have a 15-20 ft piece of 2" pipe spanning the rafters near the eaves with S bent rebar hooks with rubber hose on them and can hang about 8 bikes out of the way of the car. I do need to pull one bike down to use the drill press or table saw. My lawn tractor has plenty of room underneath.
02-12-17 | 06:27 PM
#28
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From: ohio
Bikes: Surly long haul trucker, Surly steamroller,Huffy Catalina, Univega Alpina 501. Gravity deadeye monster, Raliegh sport , Electra loft 1
When I was a kid we had an old Planet Jr. my Dad called "The Mankiller" He finally gave up on it and got a 9N Ford.
Storing bike in the garage. I have a 15-20 ft piece of 2" pipe spanning the rafters near the eaves with S bent rebar hooks with rubber hose on them and can hang about 8 bikes out of the way of the car. I do need to pull one bike down to use the drill press or table saw. My lawn tractor has plenty of room underneath.
Storing bike in the garage. I have a 15-20 ft piece of 2" pipe spanning the rafters near the eaves with S bent rebar hooks with rubber hose on them and can hang about 8 bikes out of the way of the car. I do need to pull one bike down to use the drill press or table saw. My lawn tractor has plenty of room underneath.
I don't want to hang bikes as I plan to ride everything I have at least occasionally If it doesn't get ridden I need to put it in the hands of some one who will .
I have a
surly LHT
Surly Steamroller
Electra loft 1
Univega Mtn bike converted to a drop bar with urban tires
Gravity deadeye monster S.S. fatbike
80ish Huffy 3 speed made in the town I graduated in
I will pick up tomorrow a mint 73 Raleigh sport
And my lovely wife ordered me a bike from bikes direct that is coming in a week
Moving stuff around to make room is what started this thread
02-13-17 | 02:14 PM
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From: Tomball, Texas
Bikes: '91 Klein Quantum
Are you able to put your lawn/gardening equipment on the walls? If you can't hang things from the wall, perhaps make a cantilever rack out of 2x4s?
I've also seen bike racks in stores where the bikes are stored on the wall, tires to the wall. Then the hooks that are holding them to the wall rotate like a gate hinge.
Similar to what you see in this picture:
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I've also seen bike racks in stores where the bikes are stored on the wall, tires to the wall. Then the hooks that are holding them to the wall rotate like a gate hinge.
Similar to what you see in this picture:
or
Last edited by Fett2oo5; 02-13-17 at 02:24 PM.
