Anyone used these?
Are they any good. I am looking at storing two mountain bikes vertically to
save a little florr space and was considering these?
Any other hooks or brackets worth taking into account?
Thanks.
Craig
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Anyone used these?
Are they any good. I am looking at storing two mountain bikes vertically to
save a little florr space and was considering these?
Any other hooks or brackets worth taking into account?
Thanks.
Craig
Gurrie said:Anyone used these?
Are they any good. I am looking at storing two mountain bikes vertically to
save a little florr space and was considering these?Any other hooks or brackets worth taking into account?
Thanks.
Craig
Have used these a fair bit and they are very handy indeed. No obvious problems that I've encountered. And they're an Aussie product too!
Grip said:Gurrie said:Anyone used these?
Are they any good. I am looking at storing two mountain bikes
vertically to
save a little florr space and was considering these?Any other hooks or brackets worth taking into account?
Thanks.
Craig
Have used these a fair bit and they are very handy indeed. No obvious
problems that I've encountered. And they're an Aussie product too!
I just use a couple of big hooks, not sure where I got them. They go
under the cross bar. Would think you could make your own fairly easily.
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Gurrie said:
Anyone used these?
This reminds me of taking the local bike hoons (neighbourhood kids) for
a ride recently. We had no sooner started off when there is WHUMP,
whirr, whirr, whirr, .... and I'm thinking "great, what have they broken
now". But the rest of the kids break out with cheers and "good one
ethan", etc, etc,...
I must be getting old. Apparently it is derigeur (sp?) to ride across
empty aluminium cans with the intent to get them to wrap around your
tire (similar to the quick clamp construction), where they get jammed up
behind your forks and make a great racket.
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