How do you or customers get bikes up and down from that top rack?John
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Benton Harbor, MichiganOn Thu, Nov 23, 2017 at 6:45 PM, David Oliver <nowhere3@gmail.com> wrote:In addition to Lindcraft, there is also Rudy Racks: https://www.rudyrack.com/product-category/tiered-rack s/
Bikesauce here in Toronto got someone to build them essentially the same rack: https://scontent-yyz1-1.xx.fbcdn.net/v/t31.0-8/1925060 7_10155089240730129_6755787484 502955199_o.jpg?oh=48a12f3a8a7 b1145959b4eaaefcbc353&oe= 5A8D4B14 On Wed, Nov 22, 2017 at 5:48 PM, Edward Stewart <emsco514@gmail.com> wrote:______________________________We at the Elyria (Ohio) Bicycle Education Center are pretty new to much of how to run a coop and shop. We appreciate the collective intelligence being shared here.We are looking for a good and inexpensive way to display bikes in our front 'sales room' without relying on kickstands to hold up the bikes (some have'em, some don't).Willing to build wood racks or whatever but have not seen anything reasonable yet.Any suggestions?
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