Bike Storage - Hanging from wall?

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screenman

Squire
The correct answer to this question is that we had a fairly long discussion on this subject back in September in THIS THREAD so this one is redundant!

I have read that sort of reply before, so does that make it redundant.^_^ To be honest Colin I remember old posts when pointed out but many new people join and just ask questions so I answer them.

I once belonged to a trade forum that encouraged people to search for answers before posting, the forum soon dried up and people lost interest.
 

ColinJ

Puzzle game procrastinator!
I have read that sort of reply before, so does that make it redundant.^_^ To be honest Colin I remember old posts when pointed out but many new people join and just ask questions so I answer them.

I once belonged to a trade forum that encouraged people to search for answers before posting, the forum soon dried up and people lost interest.
Perhaps I should have worded it better! :whistle:

I'm not suggesting that we ignore people, just that we try not to fragment and repeat information too much. A simple link to the original thread would have probably have been enough to satisfy reefcat.

There have been times where I have got very confused because I hadn't noticed that I was replying to questions on the same subject in 2 different threads.
 

Saluki

World class procrastinator
I hang my bikes with wheel hangers. 2 in the living room corner, 2 in the bedroom alcove. Works well. Even Hubsters aluminium bike gets hung, it's heavier than the 'carbon flimsies' as he calls them, but it's fine hang away.
 
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Reefcat

Reefcat

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Thank you for your comments & links :smile:
I do use the search facility & have spent some time looking through older threads, with many questions answered. Don't know why I didn't in this case....

This question's fully answered now & I am measuring up garage wall to see what I ca fit where. Thanks again
 
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Could you not get something like this for your shed/garage?
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Easy to install, cheap fuel (wood) and they throw out a great amount of heat, and not to mention the cosiness factor.
 

screenman

Squire
I need more of an instant source or one like underfloor, I have a few friends who use log burners in the garage, but figured it would not suit my needs.

They sure look nice though.
 

bpsmith

Veteran
That other thread was one that I started.

Just mentioning, as I didn't know if hanging the bikes would work or if I would like it. It's been a few months now and can't imagine storing the bikes any other way.
 

ColinJ

Puzzle game procrastinator!
Here's a more friendly response than my original one might have seemed ...

I bought 4 bike hangers on eBay but changed my mind about using them (I have created enough free floor/wall space to just lean the bikes against a couple of walls.) I will be happy to donate them to the first 4 people who want them The catch is - you have to turn out on one of my forum rides next year to take delivery in person! (If you can't wait, they are only £8.39 incl. p&p HERE.)
 

sidevalve

Über Member
Just a tiny thought here if hanging parallel to the wall [depends on height too I guess] you might want to remove the outer pedal - ok maybe it's me but the number of times I seem to catch something [including me] on it is unbelievable
 
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