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Carbon Fiber Frame Wall Mounted?? Opinions Needed

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Old 12-22-14, 02:43 PM
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Originally Posted by PhotoJoe
Agree with routing a lip into that, then don't worry about it from there.
If producing a lip or cutting the groove at an angle presents difficulty, the groove can be made deeper, and a hole drilled vertically near the outer edge. Then after the bike is loaded a pin can be dropped in to lock it there.
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