Here is how we store bikes that are currently being worked on. If you would like info on insulation, i can dig that up.


> On Jun 7, 2020, at 7:34 PM, Cyclista Nicholas <cyclista@inventati.org> wrote:
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> Here's some not-great images of the way we maximize storage for bikes. Basically, vertically, using a hook on the wall for the front wheel. It helps to have some kind of cradles for the wheels/tires to fit into, but you don't have to.
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> It's best to stagger them (as in the outdoor picture), one up, the next down, the next up, and so on. The spacing is about 11" vertically between the lower bike and the higher one, and 12" horizontally, bike to bike. This spacing and staggering should give enough room for the handlebars not to tangle too much and the cranks not to either.
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> ~cyclista Nicholas
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>> On 2020-06-07 23:23, BikeConcord wrote:
>> The key is good insulation. Which you can’t see in this photo.
>>>> On Jun 7, 2020, at 1:49 PM, Wade Rubinstein <wade@bikeconnector.org> wrote:
>>> 
>>> Daniel,
>>> This is amazing!  What a great service you provide to the community.  Currently, our workshop is located in a school, which is closed due to the coronavirus.  My hope was to  move the workshop and storage into the container.   I played the video.  It was a nice overview.   Do you have images of the inside layout?
>>> Wade
>>>> On Sun, Jun 7, 2020 at 4:17 PM Daniel Byrd <daniel@kidsonbikes.net> wrote:
>>>> Hello!
>>>> We have 14 of these containers for our programs and we have found a way to maximize space for very cheap.
>>>> Www.kidsonbikes.net and go to "what we do" tab, then a video on bike Library.
>>>> I can send you photos of exactly how to set stuff up too- talking briefly will probably help too
>>>> Very exciting!
>>>> Daniel Byrd
>>>> Executive Director of Kids on Bikes
>>>>> On Sun, Jun 7, 2020, 2:13 PM Wade Rubinstein <wade@bikeconnector.org> wrote:
>>>>> Hi.  I am a member of The Bike Connector, an earn-a-bike and bike collective program in Lowell, Massachusetts, USA.   We recently gained access to container (12m L x 2.3m W x 2.26m H; 40' L x 7.6' W x 7.4' H) to help manage our inventory of bikes and parts.  I want to maximize the capacity of the container, while allowing for easy access to the bikes.  I'm sure others have solved this optimization problem.
>>>>> Any suggestions for how to organize this space?
>>>>> <Bike Connector Dumpster Day Empty Container Almost 6-4-20.jpg>
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