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  • dropoff
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    Hi, has anyone sourced the parts and constructed their own system for bike storage instead of buying a complete rack ?

    alan1977
    Free Member

    following

    thought about buying the stashed products kit before now

    dropoff
    Full Member

    Yes Ive seen those but the price seems to rocket when you need a 6 bike version. Buller seem ok but are all out of stock.

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    stumpy01
    Full Member

    Good info here.

    Garage bike storage

    I have a list of bits I should buy from rollincenter to replicate the system that Ogg created.
    Just not got round to planning it, ordering the bits & getting it done.

    tthew
    Full Member

    I build a telescopic rack for the back of my van, photo below doesn’t really show the detail, but the track is made from a folded metal U shape channel called Unistrut and there are cartridge bearings that roll inside it. Would easily mount to a wall or other structure, the only thing you’d need to concoct would be some kind of hook/bracket to attach the bearings to.

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    dropoff
    Full Member

    Cheers that Rolling center is a good resource.

    jwh
    Free Member

    Yes – I built a 10 bike hanging system in my garage.

    Image: https://1drv.ms/i/s!ApWxLFzQYaHZgbZdCj83pXTA-JIL7g?e=hRBcku

    I used these items from here: https://www.rollingcenter.co.uk/products/Rolling-Center-80Z-galvanised-monorail-track

    Rolling Center G80Z Track Joint Bracket G80Z

    Rolling Center 80G non-galvanised monorail track 80G

    Rolling Center 2 RC 2 Wheeled Carriage with Bracket 2RC

    I made some of the hanging hooks from 8mm threaded bar and wrapped inner tube around them

    Works really well – you can’t twist the bikes round, but i have no need for that

    peanutcracknell
    Free Member

    I’ve done a similarthing to JWH. 10 bikes, 3 or 4 if which get used quite regularly and generally have enough space around them to be pulled out quickly, and the rest are pushed closer together most of the time (top n tailed to be even more space efficient) but when we need one of them it’s juat a few seconds sliding the others along to make space where it’s needed to get a different one out. Cost a touch over 100 quid I think, but I bought hooks rather than making them.

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