Bike stands/ racks/ hooks for your bike shed

[MikeG]

I like the idea of hooks, but my wife just wouldn't be strong enough to manage loading and unloading them on her own. She's only petite.

 

[themosquitoking]

http://cycloc.com/ps/19-bike-storage-systems
I have two types of these and they're pretty good.

 

[stephec]

Could you custom make something out of any offcuts of wood that you've got?

A giant three feet tall toast rack with nine inch wide slots that the bikes could go in.

 

[NorthernDave]

http://cycloc.com/ps/19-bike-storage-systems
I have two types of these and they're pretty good.

They look spot on. And they are available in the right colours for my bikes

 

[MikeG]

Could you custom make something out of any offcuts of wood that you've got?

A giant three feet tall toast rack with nine inch wide slots that the bikes could go in.

Yes, no problem at all. I know that's what I'll end up doing, once I decide that £6.99 p&p is a rip off.......

 

[classic33]

I know you're out in the sticks Mike, but do you need some kind of security from them as well

Don't get all Kranky!!

 

[Drago]

And the last pun-less thread finally succumbs...

 

[david k]

I bought cheap hooks and screwed them to the ceiling of my garage, it worked brilliantly
Moved house and bought some fancy wall brackets, nowhere near as good as the cheap hooks, I'll be going back to them soon

I posted a picture on here a few years ago, I'll have another look

 

[classic33]

And the last pun-less thread finally succumbs...

Referencing another thread.

 

[mjr]

The road bikes lean against the wall or workbench and the rest all have stand plates and stands fitted (mostly one-footed, but the Dutchie has a two-footer, just about visible level with my right shoe sole in my avatar) - which has the benefit when parking in racks that you don't have to lean the frame against the rack and probably scratch it.

 

[Fab Foodie]

We have just bought two of these in our reasonably small shed. 2 bikes fit quite comfortably, 3 is a squeeze depending on bar width, racks etc.I've a frame only hanging on one with 2 bikes and 2 bikes bus spare wheels and tyres on another.
Cheap and cheerful and if mounted high enough allows other bikes to be stored underneath.

 

[mjr]

We have just bought two of these in our reasonably small shed.

I thought those were a bike theft deterrent rather than a storage solution. They're multipurpose?