fixed gear apartment storage
09-15-06 | 09:48 AM
#51
So I says to Mable I says
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And yeah, I just moved into a new place 6 weeks ago and haven't gotten around to figuring out the storage thing yet either. I think my commuter is going to get hung from one of those large rubberized hooks in the front entrance though since there's a large beam running across the ceiling there.
And yeah, I just moved into a new place 6 weeks ago and haven't gotten around to figuring out the storage thing yet either. I think my commuter is going to get hung from one of those large rubberized hooks in the front entrance though since there's a large beam running across the ceiling there.
09-15-06 | 01:12 PM
#53
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From: South Michigan
Bikes: 2005 Specialized Langster, 2005 Giant TCR C3, 2006 Bianchi Castro Valley, 2007 Redline Monocog 29er, 2007 Trek 5000
https://www.rubbermaid.com/rubbermaid...at=HPCat150104
You can use these with the track rails or without. The bike hooks (both vertical and horizontal) mount with two 2" wood screws that are included. The screw holes are aligned vertically so it can be mounted on the same wall stud. Prices range from $9 to $14 for the individual pieces and can be found at Home Depot. I'm not sure how much the track rails are, though.
EDIT: The horizontal bike hook folds up when not in use.
You can use these with the track rails or without. The bike hooks (both vertical and horizontal) mount with two 2" wood screws that are included. The screw holes are aligned vertically so it can be mounted on the same wall stud. Prices range from $9 to $14 for the individual pieces and can be found at Home Depot. I'm not sure how much the track rails are, though.
EDIT: The horizontal bike hook folds up when not in use.
09-15-06 | 02:19 PM
#54
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From: Long Beach, CA
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Originally Posted by patrick07
https://www.rubbermaid.com/rubbermaid...at=HPCat150104
You can use these with the track rails or without. The bike hooks (both vertical and horizontal) mount with two 2" wood screws that are included. The screw holes are aligned vertically so it can be mounted on the same wall stud. Prices range from $9 to $14 for the individual pieces and can be found at Home Depot. I'm not sure how much the track rails are, though.
EDIT: The horizontal bike hook folds up when not in use.
You can use these with the track rails or without. The bike hooks (both vertical and horizontal) mount with two 2" wood screws that are included. The screw holes are aligned vertically so it can be mounted on the same wall stud. Prices range from $9 to $14 for the individual pieces and can be found at Home Depot. I'm not sure how much the track rails are, though.
EDIT: The horizontal bike hook folds up when not in use.
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08-21-08 | 11:50 AM
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From: Ridgewood, Queens
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my apt's tiny, so i keep one bike behind the couch and i sleep with the other one. the cool metal is really nice against my skin during the hot summer months. it's hell on the sheets, though. 
