storage rack for 8 bikes (vertically)

My landlord has asked me about putting up a bike storage rack in a basement
hallway for about 6 - 8 bikes. The hallways is not wide, so the bikes will
have to be hung by front wheel, and lined up next to each other standing on
their rear wheels, sort of like in a very small bike shop. Is there a
ready-made rack system that can hoist 6-8 bikes this way, or maybe one bike
and I can just buy 8? I can probably build one with hooks and 2x4s, but the
landlord wants a store bought rack(s) and not have to drill into the cement
wall. TIA.

In article ,
"Bellsouth Ijit 2.0 - Global Warming Edition ®"
wrote:

My landlord has asked me about putting up a bike storage rack in a basement
hallway for about 6 - 8 bikes. The hallways is not wide, so the bikes will
have to be hung by front wheel, and lined up next to each other standing on
their rear wheels, sort of like in a very small bike shop. Is there a
ready-made rack system that can hoist 6-8 bikes this way, or maybe one bike
and I can just buy 8? I can probably build one with hooks and 2x4s, but the
landlord wants a store bought rack(s) and not have to drill into the cement
wall. TIA.

There's tons. This is only the densest solution offered by the first
plausible google result:

http://www.dero.com/track_rack.html

--
Ryan Cousineau http://www.wiredcola.com/
"I don't want kids who are thinking about going into mathematics
to think that they have to take drugs to succeed." -Paul Erdos

Here's a good, inexpensive solution. And it's scalable. You can just
bolt as many of these as you want to a dropped down 2X4 or cross beam.
http://pedalpushersonline.com/?CID=645


On Oct 1, 11:27 pm, Ryan Cousineau wrote:
In article ,
"Bellsouth Ijit 2.0 - Global Warming Edition ®"

wrote:
My landlord has asked me about putting up a bike storage rack in a basement
hallway for about 6 - 8 bikes. The hallways is not wide, so the bikes will
have to be hung by front wheel, and lined up next to each other standing on
their rear wheels, sort of like in a very small bike shop. Is there a
ready-made rack system that can hoist 6-8 bikes this way, or maybe one bike
and I can just buy 8? I can probably build one with hooks and 2x4s, but the
landlord wants a store bought rack(s) and not have to drill into the cement
wall. TIA.

There's tons. This is only the densest solution offered by the first
plausible google result:

http://www.dero.com/track_rack.html

--
Ryan Cousineau /
"I don't want kids who are thinking about going into mathematics
to think that they have to take drugs to succeed." -Paul Erdos

"spdrecrd" wrote in message
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Here's a good, inexpensive solution. And it's scalable. You can just
bolt as many of these as you want to a dropped down 2X4 or cross beam.
http://pedalpushersonline.com/?CID=645


On Oct 1, 11:27 pm, Ryan Cousineau wrote:
In article ,
"Bellsouth Ijit 2.0 - Global Warming Edition ®"

wrote:
My landlord has asked me about putting up a bike storage rack in a
basement
hallway for about 6 - 8 bikes. The hallways is not wide, so the bikes
will
have to be hung by front wheel, and lined up next to each other standing
on
their rear wheels, sort of like in a very small bike shop. Is there a
ready-made rack system that can hoist 6-8 bikes this way, or maybe one
bike
and I can just buy 8? I can probably build one with hooks and 2x4s, but
the
landlord wants a store bought rack(s) and not have to drill into the
cement
wall. TIA.

There's tons. This is only the densest solution offered by the first
plausible google result:

http://www.dero.com/track_rack.html

--
Ryan Cousineau /
"I don't want kids who are thinking about going into mathematics
to think that they have to take drugs to succeed." -Paul Erdos



Thanks, but it requires drilling into the cement wall.

Bellsouth Ijit 2.0 - Global Warming Edition ® wrote:
Thanks, but it requires drilling into the cement wall.

So drill into the wall. Anything is going to require some drilling.

\\paul