I hang mine by the front wheels from the ceiling from vinyl coated "bike" hooks which I mount in a staggered pattern to accommodate the handlebars. At first I was worried that hanging thusly might warp the wheels,but Hank Cunningham at the Helotes shop has his Masis,Frejus,Legnanos,Mercian etc hanging for years this way with no adverse effects. You might have to span several ceiling studs with a narrow board so you can put the screw hooks into something solid.Very space effective and at $1.50 for two hooks its cheap. Art-hang 'em high- Link,San Antonio,TX,USA
gabriel l romeu <romeug@comcast.net> wrote: Much as appreciate the Amsterdam train station, my bicycle areas are starting to look a bit crowded and difficult to deal with.
I was wondering whether anyone has a horizontal rack system for bicycles
which both has the smallest footprint for the max number of bikes and still allows easy access to all. the first thing that comes to mind is an offset system for the handlebars. the second, reversing every other one- is there any brilliant solution anyone has come up with? -- gabriel l romeu sunny and warm today after riding in hail yesterday in... chesterfield new jersey usa stay tuned for the equinox.... ± http://studiofurniture.com Ø http://journalphoto.org ±
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