Ian F
Well-Known Member
That uni-strut trolley system is pretty neat. I may look into something like that for storing spare wheels. Except somehow making my own trolleys with just two bearing rollers instead of 4, since even my DH wheels don't weight much. Then I could hang the wheels and get them really close together most of the time, sliding a few apart when I need access.
For bike storage, I'm using Gladiator Gear Track:
In two 4' rows so I can alternate the bikes next to each other using these hooks:
The upside is I can store 6 bikes in a smidge over 4' of wall space. The downside is I often remove the front wheels and pedals so the bikes nest together tightly.
I already have two cars on lifts in my 1.5 car garage, so the bikes can't go there. Access to my basement is too much of a PITA to make storage there worthwhile (nor is there room), so the bikes live in my living room.
For bike storage, I'm using Gladiator Gear Track:
In two 4' rows so I can alternate the bikes next to each other using these hooks:
The upside is I can store 6 bikes in a smidge over 4' of wall space. The downside is I often remove the front wheels and pedals so the bikes nest together tightly.
I already have two cars on lifts in my 1.5 car garage, so the bikes can't go there. Access to my basement is too much of a PITA to make storage there worthwhile (nor is there room), so the bikes live in my living room.