I had good experience with Racor PBH. I have 6 bicycles hoist with that
method and is very convenient.
Ed
On Thu, Jun 16, 2011 at 8:53 AM, PATRICK MOORE bertin...@gmail.com wrote:
Can y'all post photos of some of these hoist and store devices? I wonder if
one might free up needed wall space
Hello,
I've moved to a new, smaller apartment, but with very high ceilings.
So, Given that my wife and I have 4 bikes, including 2 Rivs, we've
decided to go the bike hoist route. These are the devices that fix to
a joist in the ceiling that allow the bike to be lifted up and locked
in.
Does
I've used the Topeak Dual Touch in two different apartments - works great.
Currently holding a CantiRom and a Sam. :)
Holds up to 4 bikes with optional extra hooks (best for 2). Doesn't mark floors
or ceilings much, really good use of space for 2 bikes, at least.
3 or 4 require the pole to be
Can y'all post photos of some of these hoist and store devices? I wonder if
one might free up needed wall space -- for more shelving -- in my already
too cluttered garage.
Patrick and that's without putting any stupid cars in it Moore
On Wed, Jun 15, 2011 at 2:53 PM, andrew hill
There are lots of different hooks, bike-specific and non-, that you can find at
HD, on amazon etc. In almost every case, the vinyl tool dip or neoprene
coating is the weak point. it never lasts through more than a few on-and-offs.
Probably makes sense to wrap whatever you buy with a strip of
