Re: Bike locker designs | <– Date –> <– Thread –> |
From: Eris Weaver (eriswsonic.net) | |
Date: Wed, 16 Nov 2005 07:47:52 -0800 (PST) |
> A relatively neat and efficient way to > organize bikes is to hang them on hooks by their wheel. In > such a system, bikes are alternated handlebar up/down, hooks > are marked with the proper orientation, and hooks need to be > spaced about 14in minimum w/ 14in on each end of the hooks. We have a similar system and it is NOT working for us very well. Bikes with baby seats on the back or touring handlesbars take up more than the alloted width; kids bikes and stroller tend to accumulate in FRONT of the hung-up bikes; some people don't have the strength to lift their bikes that high; the alternate spaces don't get used because of the width issue; etc. It works OK as STORAGE but if you use your bike every day it is a job to move others out of the way and wrestle your out. ANybody have any other system that works? ******************************************* Eris Weaver erisw [at] sonic.net FrogSOng "The cure for anything is saltwater - sweat, tears, or the sea." - Isak Dinesen
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