Garage Floor stand for bikes

Garage Floor stand for bikes

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beedj

Original Poster:

443 posts

219 months

Sunday 25th February
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Has anybody used something like these ….

I have 4x (good) MTBs currently leaning against walls and want a better solution - these seem ideal but wondering if any undue force on wheels or if rear mech/disks might interfere



]https://www.diy.com/departments/hillington-5-bike...

ps. I don’t want wall storage: (i) I have plenty space for 'floor mounted' , and (ii) I’m paranoid about one falling on my car :-)

Simon_GH

351 posts

86 months

Sunday 25th February
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I’ve had one for years without any problems. I mounted on the wall though so it holds the wheels but the weight of the bike is still on the ground.

OutInTheShed

8,749 posts

32 months

Monday 26th February
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Stands which lookvaguely like that vary a lot.

If they're wide enough to allow a big mtb tyre, they may either let a narrow tyre lean too far or hit a rear mech.

Something which holds a wheel by the bottom plus the front edge may work better?

Tickle

5,193 posts

210 months

Monday 26th February
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I have a few of these for our family bikes, sure you could fix them if you wanted like your OP suggestion.

https://www.halfords.com/cycling/bike-storage-solu...


WPA

9,768 posts

120 months

Monday 26th February
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I use and can recommend: https://www.sjscycles.co.uk/transporting-bicycles/...

Will work up to a 2.35 tyre

Mazinbrum

972 posts

184 months

Gin and Ultrasonic

231 posts

45 months

Tuesday 27th February
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Slightly different suggestion, I have one of these (was available on Amazon at the time), which frees up a lot of space, although you do need to be able to get at it from both sides, have a fairly level floor, and decent height clearance. I've got an XL hardtail, the wife's medium hardtail on the bottom, and 2 XL road bikes on the top.

https://designbydelta.com/collections/bike-racks/p...

All the bikes sit off the ground as well, so you can fire up some freehub angry bees as you pass if you're into that kind of thing biggrin

beedj

Original Poster:

443 posts

219 months

Wednesday 28th February
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Thanks all I'll check these out . At least one rack needs to accommodate 2.6 tyres (Specialized Levo Carbon eMTB)

mie1972

180 posts

159 months

Monday 4th March
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Ive got one - they work, mine was from Homebase or some similar DIY place and holds 3 bikes

Main issue is that need to put in front wheel, if use back wheel can sometimes knock the deraillier.
So can't really put them nose to tail.

Dave J

892 posts

272 months

Tuesday 5th March
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These work very well on all my bikes inc E mtb with 2.6 x29

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/114422660627?mkcid=16&a...

Simon_GH

351 posts

86 months

Wednesday 6th March
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mie1972 said:
Ive got one - they work, mine was from Homebase or some similar DIY place and holds 3 bikes

Main issue is that need to put in front wheel, if use back wheel can sometimes knock the deraillier.
So can't really put them nose to tail.
If you mount them on the wall rather than the floor then your derailleur is safe and you can park nose to tail (that’s my approach anyway). Sometimes putting the bike in the highest gear before you park up gives sufficient clearance between wheel and derailleur if floor mounted.

DP1

268 posts

227 months

Wednesday 6th March
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I've got a couple of these

https://www.halfords.com/cycling/bike-storage-solu...

Dead handy as I can move them outside when needed