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14 Jan
2007
14 Jan
'07
6:39 p.m.
One of the greatest assets we have had at the Free Cycles community shop is the boxes full of old brakes- you can make great hooks from old brakes. They are great for hanging bikes or wheels and such. Just use one brake arm- some are curved just right, others will not work. And they already are set up to take a screw (with washer).
We also have lower saw horses (homemade) that we put the front wheel of the bike up and over. None the less, we are looking for more ways to store bikes too. -Bob Giordano
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Free Cycles Missoula
Shop: 732 S. 1st St. West, 541.7284
3PM-7PM Mon,Tues,Thurs & 11AM-3PM Sat
Missoula Institute for Sustainable Transportation
www.strans.org, mist@strans.org, 406-880-6834
Jonathan Morrison said:
> Hooks are a cheap way to store bikes. Or you can create long and tall
> saw horses and just hang bikes by their seats. In Salt Lake we
> contacted bike shops and were able to get their old display racks,
> ideally a retail bike shop will change everything every 3-5 years.