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Garage Storage
I am sure this has probably been asked but as a family we have 9 bikes I need to try and store in my garage and also use it for other stuff as well.
What would you suggest is the best way to store my bikes. We have a variety or road, mountain and race BMX.
Thanks
Simon
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We have 7 bikes and apart from the biggest mtn bike tyres they all fit in something like this:
http://www.cycleracksdirect.co.uk/rounded-cycle-rack-5-cycles?gclid=CjwK...
I bought mine off Amazon for about £25 I think. Another option is go to your local bike shop and see if they'll sell/give you some of those single bike stands they use, this type of thing:
http://www.edinburghbicycle.com/products/gear-up-off-the-wall-grandstand...
No matter what you buy though, don't expect the kids to do anything other than CXR94Di2 says...!
Take a look at the Clug if you can store your bikes against a wall. A very small and simple device and the video shows how you can store many bikes in a smaller space
Used to hang mine from the roof beams using bungee straps one from the seat post and one from the handle bars.
Just toss them in the corner like my kids do
Depending on roof height strap them to ceiling sensible answer