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When I was in a bike shop recently I noticed that they had bikes hanging by the back wheels from large hooks screwed into the ceiling.
This seems a good method of storage for space saving.
How do you store yours ?
leant against the sitting room wall
hung up by the seats on a bar in the garage.
Lent against each other/motorbikes or just in a heap.
mounted to a wall with a clamp round the seat post
open shed, chuck in qucikly before it and the others fall out, try and close door, done.
with as many locks n chains as possible 🙂
In the garage leaning against each other and all chained up with a £140 motor bike chain to the floor!
hanging from hooks as per the shop, but I alternate front and back wheels to get the closer to each other
Under stairs cupboard, never outside......anyone wants my bike and they'll really have to [b]want[/b] it to get it 😉
Front wheel off all but the one I'm regularly using and stacked next to each other. Keep meaning to fix some hooks to hang the front wheels but never get round to it.
Dining room, heaped against a once magnolia wall 🙂
In the sitting room too .
In the cellar hung from wheel high from hooks in the rafters. Take much less room and easy to get any of them.
All lent against each other in my hallway - against another once magnolia wall. Lost too many bikes outside to do that again.
just built an A frame storage rack, 2.4m of 2x3 for the rail and another length of 2.4m 2x3 cut into 4 lengths bolted together makes the legs holds 7 bikes
i have space in the garage....
but its chained to a wall anchor in the house
Bike rack in the garage with loads of locks and chains, takes ages to undo my bike 😀
Randomly scattered around the garage. Only 1 bike is locked up. Complacent, moi?
2 pallets on opposite walls of my garage with a scaffold bar bridged between. Bikes seats hooked over the bar with the front wheels on the floor (like a transition area at triathlon).
Large unfriendly dog lives in the garage with them.
Thanks guys
There are a few interesting storage methods there.
Ive bought the large screw in hooks to start with but may progress to somethign a little more sophisticated as time goes on.