MTB Storage for home

crank1979

crank1979

Likes Bikes and Dirt
I made up some wheel stands that don't hit the discs and I've screwed them onto some timber rails to keep everything sitting in line. I also have to have the bikes set at an angle to the wall to allow some space between the bikes and the benches in the garage.

You could probably make a display stand like the one in the link yourself for a bit cheaper using pvc. I can't use that style of stand because of the space issues.
 
pink poodle

pink poodle

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I wouldn't use the T7 stand long term. It would have most of your bikes weight resting on the seat. May not be an issue, but it may mess with your seat/post/etc. You could modify your wheels based stand so that your wheel doesn't go in far snuff to damage the rotor. Zip ties and something solid ish should work.
 
Plankosaurus

Plankosaurus

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Not the cheapest option at around $100 each, but leave heaps of floor space and allow you to have them up against a wall. Pretty happy with the quality for the price and it makes upstairs look like a bike shop :D

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morkz_media

morkz_media

Likes Dirt
99Coconuts said:


Not the cheapest option at around $100 each, but leave heaps of floor space and allow you to have them up against a wall. Pretty happy with the quality for the price and it makes upstairs look like a bike shop :D

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hey mate they look good

where did you get them from
 
Plankosaurus

Plankosaurus

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Cyclingdeal.com.au there's 2 options, the cheaper one goes floor to roof, the ones I got are freestanding.

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