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Secure bars to hang bike on in garage
Does anyone have any recommendations for some sort of secure bars that can be drilled into a brick garage wall that can a bike can be hung from? I'm thinking about an alternative to this: http://www.tuskstore.com/cgi-bin/catalog.cgi?c=wallracks Tusk don't do PayPal or accept online credit card payments, you have to either send a cheque or set up a bank transfer, like it's 1987 or something.
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Hello
I bought some B&Q fold up bars, they're cheap and work fine. They also sell a more upmarket version made by kenovo, where you install a mounting block and the hook clips clips on, these work well (ladders have not fallen off yet).
Only problem you may have is hanging mtb with sloping top tubes
Hello
I bought some B&Q fold up bars, they're cheap and work fine. They also sell a more upmarket version made by kenovo, where you install a mounting block and the hook clips clips on, these work well (ladders have not fallen off yet).
Only problem you may have is hanging mtb with sloping top tubes
http://www.maxxraxx.co.uk/Racks/wall_storage.html
I have a MaxxRaxx, it's brilliant, holds bike securely with strap (& lock) so also good as maintenance stand.