Here you go. 90 x 45 radiata, some Bunnings hooks, triangulated with some 10mm ply. The vacant middle hook is for Junior's pending new jump bike, old jump bike was there last week, so it comfortably holds 5 bikes.Can you post a pic please?
I already knew Mrs Rex was lovely. But if she allows you to encroach on her office space like that, well done my man. You've got yourself a keeper.Here you go. 90 x 45 radiata, some Bunnings hooks, triangulated with some 10mm ply. The vacant middle hook is for Junior's pending new jump bike, old jump bike was there last week, so it comfortably holds 5 bikes.
Yes, I'm punching above my weight. She constantly reminds me....I already knew Mrs Rex was lovely. But if she allows you to encroach on her office space like that, well done my man. You've got yourself a keeper.
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Depends how sweaty I getDo you teeter on top of that saddle, or just swallow it whole?
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Like thiswhat they look like, need to do that or start getting rid of bikes....surely everyone needs a SScx bike, plus one spare just in case
I hang my bikes this way and my rims are fine.I'm assuming that hanging a bike like in T-rex's picture doesn't do any damage to the rim over time?
Looks good but yeah expensive . My first thought was for my boards , but yikes at the price . This is mine . Shits messy because of long renos so threw it up to get something going in the garage until I can spend more time in there and be able to move around .Has anyone used Unistrut to build a hanging sliding storage solution?
This looks great but it gets expensive as you add more hooks -
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Inspired by a comment on BikeRumor I looked into Unistrut and it looks like it could be a much cheaper way of doing things (bar the unweighted trolley lock).
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That looks great! Was the frame a package deal or put together from individual parts?Looks good but yeah expensive . My first thought was for my boards , but yikes at the price . This is mine . Shits messy because of long renos so threw it up to get something going in the garage until I can spend more time in there and be able to move around .
Its the rack it shelving you get from bunnings - pretty cost effective and stable as . Up top are the wire shelves . Work out gaps for bikes - it supposed to be top and tail but I get lazy - 4x2 across cable tied screw hooks in . I do this to accomodate different spacings . Wood shelf the placed on top of 4x2 and room for wheels tyres etc . Side has two rows of hook shelves for helmets packs and this lazy arse hung a bag up too . Boards are same rack it shelving with timber offcuts that sit nicely in the cross beam and bolted up . All slightly modified to fit so I could have one side of the garage dedicated to boards and bikes .That looks great! Was the frame a package deal or put together from individual parts?
Nice. I didn't even think about using shelf racking.Looks good but yeah expensive . My first thought was for my boards , but yikes at the price . This is mine . Shits messy because of long renos so threw it up to get something going in the garage until I can spend more time in there and be able to move around .