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Thread: Bikes everywhere I look :)
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04-22-2011, 07:47 PM #1
What's over that hill?
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Bikes everywhere I look :)
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...in my apartment that is
Gunnar in front of the fireplace, LHT between back of rocking chair and patio door, just a few feet away from the Gunnar. Jamis in bedroom...
hmmmm, when my mother and sister come to visit over Memorial Day weekend, they are going to be a little surprised - but they already know I am odd, this will just confirm it
I DID have the LHT between the dining room wall and my table for a few hours, but that was a little too much as the "dining room" is quite small... There is no room for more bikes, even if there was money for more!
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04-22-2011, 08:03 PM #2
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04-22-2011, 08:07 PM #3
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It's starting to look like your LBS in there, eh?
Originally Posted by Catrin
...in my apartment that is Gunnar in front of the fireplace, LHT between back of rocking chair and patio door, just a few feet away from the Gunnar. Jamis in bedroom...
I DID have the LHT between the dining room wall and my table for a few hours, but that was a little too much as the "dining room" is quite small... There is no room for more bikes, even if there was money for more!Specialized Ruby/Selle Italia Flow
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04-23-2011, 04:28 AM #4
What's over that hill?
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hehe Originally Posted by kmehrzad
I am looking at other options, there are some home racks available that allow you to store one bike over the other - just making my mind up which one. I got three free-standing spring loaded racks to stand the rear wheel of each bike in, but if I do keep all three bikes (which is likely) the standing rack time that allows horizontal storage will be the better choice.
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04-23-2011, 04:52 AM #5
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When we bought our little house three years ago, we had to build a garage to accommodate our two wheel addiction (4 bikes, 2 motorcycles, 2 scooters).
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04-23-2011, 07:08 AM #6
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Ha! Your house seems like mine... My roadie is in the living room, mountain bike leaning against the couch, dh's roadie, his hybrid, and mine all in the dining room. No, we're not formal people, so I dont fret about three bikes in the dining room alone
Oh, she's lonely, but Stella the cruiser has been hanging out down in the basement.
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04-23-2011, 09:24 AM #7
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In my dreams I move to a house with less interior space and at least a 2-stall garage. One for the gas-burner, and the other for our bikes. That sounds about right.
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