Component Storage Ideas

yagamuffin · Sep 18, 2013

I live in a rented flat and don't have a garage. I have a free-standing gravity rack for my bikes and some plastic drawers for small bits and bobs but I still have lots of crap taking up space.

What ingenious (free-standing) methods have people come up with for storing wheels/forks/bars/frames/others bits and bobs?

Cheers

highlandsflyer · Sep 18, 2013

yagamuffin":jxrxencd said:
What ingenious (free-standing) methods have people come up with for storing wheels/forks/bars/frames/others bits and bobs?

Top Tip:

Bolt them together to form 'bikes'.

Chopper the ex Copper · Sep 18, 2013

My Mum's garage.

legrandefromage · Sep 18, 2013

Buy a shed and build it somewhere in the flat - that way you have somewhere to go and for all the mess to stay in one place.

widowmaker · Sep 18, 2013

I am lucky I have space, but have not always been so lucky. Keeping the levels of spares as small as possible is always recommended but then this is Retrobike and most of us have a problem with hoarding

Anyone in the family/friends got a garage/shed/loft you can use ?

dyna-ti · Sep 18, 2013

A huge rare earth magnet bolted to the ceiling

hamster · Sep 19, 2013

legrandefromage":1qg6c6po said:
Buy a shed and build it somewhere in the flat - that way you have somewhere to go and for all the mess to stay in one place.

Woz · Sep 19, 2013

hamster":213jewbg said:
legrandefromage":213jewbg said:

Buy a shed and build it somewhere in the flat - that way you have somewhere to go and for all the mess to stay in one place.

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A Tardis would be much better if you have loads of stuff.

Component Storage Ideas

yagamuffin

Senior Retro Guru

highlandsflyer

Retro Wizard

Chopper the ex Copper

legrandefromage

widowmaker

dyna-ti

hamster

Retro Wizard

Woz

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