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  1. Wall hooks where the bikes are laid up next to the door would help. Take the pedals off and loosen the stems so the bars lay parallel with the frame is how I do it. If you ride them keep the pedals on and straight the stem out just when you go ride.

  2. stranger_trails on

    It’s expensive but the [SpaceRail](https://www.stashedproducts.co.uk/products/bracket-free-hanging-bike-storage-rack?gad_source=1&gbraid=0AAAAABRQM2G9sciQEte124_aHypZuYVPW&gclid=Cj0KCQjw0Oq2BhCCARIsAA5hubUl0u24w9uTpxie98DpXov6wT1qLcpXAGQC80iUXFZaNtqH1Afnx94aAuj1EALw_wcB) wall system is efficient for storage and well built.

    Other systems involve pivoting wheel catches for the front wheel – don’t have links to those. BBB makes a few storage hooks that don’t pivot but are super solid and affordable.

    Feedback Sports pivoting hooks are useless IMO so don’t bother with that style, tire slips off and ‘turtles’ defeating the point of the pivot, along with one-sided pivots not allowing easy access to bikes in the middle of the row.

  3. This is the only thing I hate about bikes. They take up so much space, are hard to store and frankly don’t look good while stored.

  4. Sell bikes for insane profit. Use profit to open chain of LBS’s. Buy a McMansion for all your new bikes. Sell your biz to spesh and retire on your own private mountain island to build world class DH courses that Red Bull uses constantly. You can do it !!!

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