Is there anything similar to this? http://www.amazon.com/Delta-Cezanne-4-Bike-Multi-Use-Storage/dp/B000ACAM3I/ref=sr_1_154?s=sporting-goods&ie=UTF8&qid=1313217097&sr=1-154
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Bike Rack Storage | admin September 20, 2011 | 
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I have a 2008 Scion xD and have started getting into triathlons. I can currently fit my bike in my car by folding both back seats down and removing the bike’s front tire to make it fit. I want a roof rack so I won’t need to fold down my seats anymore.
I found a few triathlons that incorporate kayaking as part of the race, so I want to buy a kayak soon.
Does anyone know what the is best roof rack available for the Scion xD? I want it modular so I can hold 2 bikes, 2 kayaks or one of each. Having the ability to switch out those clips for holding snowboards, skis or a storage box would be superb. Thank you!
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Bike Rack Storage | admin July 28, 2011 |
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I’m thinking about getting either a bike or a Cruiser scooter (the ones that are like the razor kick scooters, but with bigger wheels)- NOT MOTOR SCOOTER…I’m talking about the fold up ones . My problem is that I’ll be living a 20 minutes away from my classes and as of right now, I am unsure as to whether to bring a bike to school or a scooter. Here’s what I have thought of so far:
Bike:
Pros= Faster, safer due to bigger wheels (b/c my school has brick paths with lots of bumps), i can add a basket so it’ll make going to the market easier
Cons= Have to pay for registration fee, risk the bike being stolen when in class (even when locked to a bike rack…it’s STOCKTON), its bigger so it’ll be a problem for storage in my mini townhouse
Scooter:
Pros= smaller so storage won’t be a problem, i can bring it into class with me and keep an eye on it (not having to worry about theft issues). i also won’t have to worry about it getting wet during the raining season (I am talking about those small kick scooters that can be folded up and yes my school allows us to bring those into class as long as its folded up).
Cons= Smaller wheels (so not as safe on the brick paths and the bumps may loosen the wheel), not as fast as the bike, may be harder to carry groceries
Which would you choose if you are in my position?
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Bike Rack Storage | admin July 12, 2011 |
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I currently own a beach cruiser bicycle and I’m thinking about selling the bicycle for a Cruiser scooter (the ones with the bigger wheels). My problem is that I’ll be living a 20 minutes away from my classes and as of right now, I am unsure as to whether to bring a bike to school or a scooter. Here’s what I have thought of so far:
Bike:
Pros= Faster, safer due to bigger wheels (b/c my school has brick paths with lots of bumps), i can add a basket so it’ll make going to the market easier
Cons= Have to pay for registration fee, risk the bike being stolen when in class (even when locked to a bike rack…it’s STOCKTON), its bigger so it’ll be a problem for storage in my mini townhouse
Scooter:
Pros= smaller so storage won’t be a problem, i can bring it into class with me and keep an eye on it (not having to worry about theft issues), i also won’t have to worry about it getting wet during the raining season
Cons= Smaller wheels (so not as safe on the brick paths and the bumps may loosen the wheel), not as fast as the bike, may be harder to carry groceries
Which would you choose if you are in my position?
PS. I bought the bike for a huge discount price, so i can resell
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Bike Rack Storage | admin May 29, 2011 |
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I am looking to buy a Vw bus. I need a car that wlll run well but I do not mind learning how to work on it and investing in a few new parts. I currently have zero mechanical knowledge however and if you could tell me how good a deal this is and what else it probably needs done I would be extremely grateful. Thank you!
Details:
71 vw bus
After market 1600 engine (better cooling)
New front disc brakes
New master cylinder
Solid state ignition (never change points again)
New right rear axle bearing and seal
New 8 ply tires and powder coated rims
AM/FM CD radio
Has roof rack for 2 bikes.
Pop top roof w/ hammock (canvas needs replacing)
Z-bed
Ice box and sink
This bus has lots of storage and hanging space. Have checked milage on trips and it gets a steady 18 mpg.
This is a bus that is ready to go.
Tags are good until 7/12.
Asking 2250.00 OBO cash only
Photos of engine, interior and exterior.
http://images.craigslist.org/3o73p03l25Q15W35P4ab2c9a1884c41931595.jpg
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Tags: 8 ply tires, bearing, bikes, canvas, cd radio, disc brakes, hammock, images, master cylinder, mechanical knowledge, mpg, photos, powder coated rims, rear axle, roof rack, solid state, storage, tires, vw bus
Bike Rack Storage | admin February 25, 2011 |
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I just got a new road bike and would like to hang it in my small apartment. I would much prefer to hang it vertically, rather than horizontally, and my landlord isn’t keen on me installing any hook that would require drilling, would leave big holes, or would risk ruining the drywall.
Can any of the storage hooks be installed with screws that aren’t too big and do not require drilling? Such as…
http://www.bikerackshops.com/SAR8VERTICAL.html http://www.amazon.com/Delta-Leonardo-Single-Bike-Rack/dp/B000ACAM06/ref=sr_1_6?ie=UTF8&s=sporting-goods&qid=1238275003&sr=1-6.
Or, can a stand alone vertical rack be used to hang one bike vertically, rather than two horizontally? Such as…
http://www.amazon.com/Delta-Michelangelo-Two-Bike-Gravity-Stand/dp/B000ACAM38/ref=pd_sbs_sg_2
Thanks for your help!
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Bike Rack Storage | admin November 28, 2010 |
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I’m going to put a bike and storage unit up there. I’m tired of a trunk rack and want to invest in a roof rack. Do you have experience with Thule or Yakima or some other brand?
Tags: roof rack, storage unit, thule, trunk rack, yakima
A property management company in my town has tenants sign a lease that prohibits tenants from storing bicycles inside an apartment building they manage. They provide outdoor bicycle racks and for tenants a secure indoor storage room monitored by video.
Aside from the lease there are no signs in, on, or near the building stating that bicycles are not allowed in the building. However, the apartment managers quickly inform you that bicycles are not allowed inside the building.
If my bike is stolen or damaged while I visit a tenant who has signed a lease is the property management company liable for the cost of replacement or repair?
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Bike Rack Storage | admin October 15, 2010 |
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I do boot sales a lot and have to use my dads/mums car and i also wanted to take my bikes with me at some stage to places.
The only problem is. . . I have a peugeot 206 s cabriolet so there is no tow bar and no way for a roof rack because it’s a convertible.
Does anyone know if there is anything i can get? Like a trailer or rack of some sort?
Thank you
Tags: bikes, boot sales, cabriolet, dads, peugeot, peugeot 206, roof rack, tow bar
Bike Rack Storage | admin September 29, 2010 |
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we have a big long bike rack at our apartment building. i live in seattle with my 5 siblings. its a big apartment building with big apartments and lots of them. i saw someone trying to cut a bike lock off to take a bike from the bike rack(not any of ours) but i dont want our bikes to get stolen. and we have a big apartment but we already have my brother and sisters bikes who are 3 years old so they’re small and we have a storage area on the bottom floor but we cant store our bikes down there except the winter so is there any ideas how we can put our bikes on the rack and lock them up so they wont get stolen or any storage ideas where we can get them out easily.
Tags: 3 years, apartment building, apartments, bike rack, bikes, bottom floor, brother and sisters, seattle, siblings, storage area, storage ideas
Bike Rack Storage | admin September 14, 2010 |
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