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02-04-08 | 07:17 AM

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ryansexton

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From: Niagara Falls, Ontario, Canada

Bikes: Douglas Touring Cross Wise, Urbanite Fixed Gear

That last rack is really nice. I was looking at the website and they had a 4 holder one. Has anyone tried this out? Is it any good?

02-04-08 | 08:41 AM

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dayvan cowboy

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From: Athens, Ohio

Bikes: Fuji Track, Half built 70s Azuki

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Originally Posted by seejohnbike

yes you can. use toothpaste to "patch" the walls after you move out.

Yeah, they tend to notice that around here, that's why i had to pay the school like 40 bucks after i moved out last year.

02-04-08 | 10:17 AM

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bward1028

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Originally Posted by 666pack

when i lived in the dorms i just always lofted my bed and put my bike and a couch under it.
we weren't allowed to bolt **** into our walls, though i'm sure i could have done it considering the other stuff we got away with in there.

lofting your bed seems like saying: "i never plan on getting laid again"

02-04-08 | 10:49 AM

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J A Holman

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Bikes: Colnago for road, Fuji for track

put the hooks into a block of wood then epoxy it onto wall/cieling, then you can remove it, leave no marks when you leave, excep teh paint will be messed up

02-04-08 | 11:42 AM

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m4bandit

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Originally Posted by bward1028

lofting your bed seems like saying: "i never plan on getting laid again"

Hahaha! I was thinking to myself, "Hmm, lofting a bed seems pretty cool."

Five seconds later I thought about the things that go on in my unlofted bed and quickly thought, "Wait... that's a terrible idea!"