I live in a fairly generous Victorian terrace house, but struggle with storage space for our family of four's bike collection. Our 6x4 shed is full!
We do, however, have a dormer loft conversion; with a big void above the flight of stairs from second to third floor. This was my solution to the question of where to store a tagalong for the kids:
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I use a [url= http://cycloc.com/cycloc-features-Endo.html ]Cycloc Endo[/url], which has securely held the considerable weight of the above Trek Mountain Train for 2 years. I'll be adding another soon, for my new road bike.
2 hang in the kitchen and the other two are kept warm in the livingroom.. 🙂
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And then there's the tandem, which conveniently hangs from its stoker bar and cantilevers off the pedals:
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Something like that? Victorian style airer pulleys can be had cheaply.
