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I'm in the process of trying to organise my garage and one thing that's getting in the way is the many bicycles and scooters we have accumulated. Our little girl now has 3 bikes (I can't get rid of her old tiny ones) and both me and the missus have one.

I currently hang them from the roof cross braces, but being at perfect head height they get in the way with many bump to be had!

Has anyone found a better more convenient/compact solution for storing bikes/scooters etc?
 
I used to teach MTB skills to emergency services, even going to the states on one occasion. This left me with perhaps more bikes than was strictly necessary.

I struggle a bit now so when I moved I whittled the fleet from 14 to 4 bikes - one is a folder so gets stashed wherever, the remaining 3 are hung at the far end of the garage so they're out the way.

Do you have a photo of the space in question?
 
I use a couple of Steadyracks for my EMTBs

Yeah they're the fancier and more expensive version of what I have :rofl:

Mine are the feedback sports Velo Hinge

 
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I used to teach MTB skills to emergency services, even going to the states on one occasion. This left me with perhaps more bikes than was strictly necessary.

I struggle a bit now so when I moved I whittled the fleet from 14 to 4 bikes - one is a folder so gets stashed wherever, the remaining 3 are hung at the far end of the garage so they're out the way.

Do you have a photo of the space in question?
As you can see, bit of bomb site currently! Haha Garage is 5.5m x 3.5m
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I bought a shed for ours…..keep bloomin’ accumulating them as the boys grow up and need bigger bikes. SWMBO won’t let me chuck them in the tip and I refuse to have another shed in the garden (currently running at 9 sheds!)
 
As we cyclists all know, the n+1 rule is the answer to the question of 'how many bikes is the right number' where 'n' = the number of bikes you currently have.

Or to outsiders, when they ask 'how come you have X bikes' - the correct answer is 'Because I haven't decided what my next bike will be' :rofl:
 
Mine are all on Steadyracks (except the few that I keep at work :cry: ). Steadyrack will hold up to 25kg. If fitted at the correct height you don’t need to lift the bike up, you can just push it on. They pivot too.

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Do I spy a pinion gearbox with a Gates belt drive :inlove:
Yep! It's titanium too, for the full niche trifecta! :rofl: Although I'm currently trying to sell it, I've done 500km on it since 2021... :unsure:

Really fancy a lightweight emtb (as I'm getting older/fatter/unfitter) and despite the n+1 rule I can't justify having 3 mountain bikes, and need to fund the emtb somehow!

Not a stealth add fyi - but I've got it up for £3950 - to build it now it'd be about £5500. The frame, gearbox and gates kit is £3k new (and a 12 week lead time at the moment), it's got carbon wheels, hope brakes, fox factory forks, carbon bar... It's probably overpriced by £500 but I'm in no rush to sell. There's another Pinion MTB for sale at £3200 with a Nicolai alloy frame, alloy rims, a lower spec lyric...

Edit: oh AND mine comes with a complete 2nd set of 27.5x3.0 wheels with gates sprocket and hope discs for gravel riding, with a pinion specific rear hub...
 
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I have the E bike versions of the Steadyrack and they are rated for 35kg.
 
Yep! It's titanium too, for the full niche trifecta! :rofl: Although I'm currently trying to sell it, I've done 500km on it since 2021... :unsure:

Really fancy a lightweight emtb (as I'm getting older/fatter/unfitter) and despite the n+1 rule I can't justify having 3 mountain bikes, and need to fund the emtb somehow!

Not a stealth add fyi - but I've got it up for £3950 - to build it now it'd be about £5500. The frame, gearbox and gates kit is £3k new (and a 12 week lead time at the moment), it's got carbon wheels, hope brakes, fox factory forks, carbon bar... It's probably overpriced by £500 but I'm in no rush to sell. There's another Pinion MTB for sale at £3200 with a Nicolai alloy frame, alloy rims, a lower spec lyric...

Edit: oh AND mine comes with a complete 2nd set of 27.5x3.0 wheels with gates sprocket and hope discs for gravel riding, with a pinion specific rear hub...
What size frame :whistle:
 
What size frame :whistle:
Large - I'm 6ft 3in with a 200mm dropper with a good amount showing on the 470mm seat tube. I think sizing wise 5ft 11in or taller is ok for my size bike, it's long but not massively long.

Here's a link to the pinkbike advert if you want to look at some bike porn :rofl:


And my full build thread over on singletrackworld forum...

 
Yep! It's titanium too, for the full niche trifecta! :rofl: Although I'm currently trying to sell it, I've done 500km on it since 2021... :unsure:

Really fancy a lightweight emtb (as I'm getting older/fatter/unfitter) and despite the n+1 rule I can't justify having 3 mountain bikes, and need to fund the emtb somehow!

Not a stealth add fyi - but I've got it up for £3950 - to build it now it'd be about £5500. The frame, gearbox and gates kit is £3k new (and a 12 week lead time at the moment), it's got carbon wheels, hope brakes, fox factory forks, carbon bar... It's probably overpriced by £500 but I'm in no rush to sell. There's another Pinion MTB for sale at £3200 with a Nicolai alloy frame, alloy rims, a lower spec lyric...

Edit: oh AND mine comes with a complete 2nd set of 27.5x3.0 wheels with gates sprocket and hope discs for gravel riding, with a pinion specific rear hub...
Wow!
 
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