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Old 06-17-11, 05:42 PM
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Bicycle on Bicycle on Bicycle storage.

How do you store your bikes? No store bought stands please.

I was going to get a fancy bike stand, until I walked past this useless stationary fan bike for the umpteenth time in my life. Count the cranks weeeeeee!

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ceiling hooks for when I need the space. Other than that just sitting front tire in my DIY PVC stand. I keep all my(family) bikes in the garage unless I'm working in the living room on one.
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I was hoping this would be like Girl on Girl action.











But it is only another 41 Thread Letdown.
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^^^Desperate Much? Has that clot gone to your head? See what happens when you play with batteries?

Bed time. Got a long 24 at work tomorrow.
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I just lean my road bike against the wall in mud room in between rides.
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HA! I have that same Wal-Mart stationary bike. Now I know what to do with it. BRILLIANT!
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i use ceiling hooks. i have to really there are way to many bikes in my garage for me not to hang them up out of the way. seems to work really well for me. that way the kids (and wife) wont knock them over and i still have room for 2 cars.
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I keep my commuter/road bikes in the shed unless I'm working on them or riding. My mountain bike(soon to be sold) sits in the yard unless its going to get wet then its in the shed too.
 
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Bike on bike action eh?
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I'm glad other people like to 'hang' their bikes vs floor stands. I might get some 2" mooring lines from the harbor and make a similar ceiling to floor 'cable system'.

Glad you can get use out of that horrible contraption Spookay!

I've been using the seat rails instead of something like a frame tube, is there a 'best' way to hang a bike (seat vs top tube)? Seems like my Specialized seat likes to flex, so I'd assume over time 20lbs of a constant opposite normal force would be an issue? Seen it done many ways.

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cable system like this?
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Originally Posted by K&K_Dad
cable system like this?


You could bolt those to 20 ft oak limbs around the city and suspend your bike. Keeps bears outta camping food, maybe it'll keep a-holes from putting hands on our locked up bikes.
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