MTB (mountain bike riders) anyone?

[Ry_Tower]

how do you guys store your bikes?

i already have a wall mount but for the other bikes, i'm thinking of using a bike lift hoist w/ the pulley system. medyo gusto ko i-reclaim iyong space sa garahe para hindi ma-arawan iyong pwet nung isang sasakyan ko.

may maka-give kaya ng feedback dito?

Yung sa amin ni misi kasya naman sa bahay sa floor lang. Yung sa anak ko wall mounted sa labas. Yung may double hook na sa top tube ng bike ang support. Okay naman. Dali pa punas-punasan at magaagy ng chain lube.

[dr. d]

Yung sa amin ni misi kasya naman sa bahay sa floor lang. Yung sa anak ko wall mounted sa labas. Yung may double hook na sa top tube ng bike ang support. Okay naman. Dali pa punas-punasan at magaagy ng chain lube.

gosh.
walang ganito noon, when we were into bikes.
we just made parada sa garahe, sa tabi ng kotse.
reminiscing.

[Lew_Alcindor]

how do you guys store your bikes?

i already have a wall mount but for the other bikes, i'm thinking of using a bike lift hoist w/ the pulley system. medyo gusto ko i-reclaim iyong space sa garahe para hindi ma-arawan iyong pwet nung isang sasakyan ko.

may maka-give kaya ng feedback dito?

I made a bike hoist but stopped using it when I finished making the bike rack.

[baludoy]

I made a bike hoist but stopped using it when I finished making the bike rack.

Nice! You made the bike rack yourself?

do what you gotta do so you can do what you wanna do

[papi smith]

Akala ko si Alice ang naka tubeless [emoji28]

[Tenchi]

Akala ko si Alice ang naka tubeless [emoji28]

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[yapoy86]

Akala ko si Alice ang naka tubeless [emoji28]

kung masiraan siguro ng bike yan si alice, dami tutulong dyan.. hehe

isa na ako.. hehe

[dr. d]

kung masiraan siguro ng bike yan si alice, dami tutulong dyan.. hehe

isa na ako.. hehe

she can ride in my car,
but she'll have to leave her bike behind.
baka magalusan wigo ko.
heh heh.

[compact]

flexin the fs

[Tenchi]

Bought wall-mount pedal holders, tapos gumawa na lang ng wheel support using angle bars.

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[baludoy]

Bought wall-mount pedal holders, tapos gumawa na lang ng wheel support using angle bars.

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ah ok. may nakita din ako ganyan sa lazada pero kasama na iyong tire racks. mukhang matibay din pala . hindi ba makasira ng pedals? thanks!

[Tenchi]

ah ok. may nakita din ako ganyan sa lazada pero kasama na iyong tire racks. mukhang matibay din pala . hindi ba makasira ng pedals? thanks!

Hindi ko pinili yung option na may tire racks, para makatipid since andami kong retasong angle bar dito samin. [emoji16]

Medyo gagasgas nga sa spindles ng pedals sir. Pero wapakels na ako since bugbog naman na to begin with mga pedals ko eh [emoji28]

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[baludoy]

May nakikita ako nito sa Fairview nakasabit mga bikes niya via pulleys sa ceiling ng garahe niya. Parang mas gusto ko yung wallmount though gaya kay Tenchi. Feel ko mas safer.

iyon din ang concern ko. baka bumigay iyong mga tali

Hindi ko pinili yung option na may tire racks, para makatipid since andami kong retasong angle bar dito samin. [emoji16]

Medyo gagasgas nga sa spindles ng pedals sir. Pero wapakels na ako since bugbog naman na to begin with mga pedals ko eh [emoji28]

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hannga't di naman na deform iyong spindles at pedal fights na.

hindi pala pwede ito sa akin kasi gusto ko doon sa poste nakasabit. so ang lalabas iyong pedals lang ang angkla niya at walanag additional support sa mga gulong.

iyong wall mount ko ngayon kasi ang gulong ang naka-angkla so vertical ang porma niya. gusto ko sana at least 2 sa isang poste ang nakasabit.

may nakita ako dati pole type ang sinasabitan nila and 3 bikes sila naka-store doon. hindi ko makita kung saan nabibili iyon. ayaw ko naman pagtanungan iyong may-ari kasi may sayad iyon.

[kabute13]

iyon din ang concern ko. baka bumigay iyong mga tali



hannga't di naman na deform iyong spindles at pedal fights na.

hindi pala pwede ito sa akin kasi gusto ko doon sa poste nakasabit. so ang lalabas iyong pedals lang ang angkla niya at walanag additional support sa mga gulong.

iyong wall mount ko ngayon kasi ang gulong ang naka-angkla so vertical ang porma niya. gusto ko sana at least 2 sa isang poste ang nakasabit.

may nakita ako dati pole type ang sinasabitan nila and 3 bikes sila naka-store doon. hindi ko makita kung saan nabibili iyon. ayaw ko naman pagtanungan iyong may-ari kasi may sayad iyon.

How heavy is your bike? If less than 15 kgs I think the supplied rope can support.

But you need a high ceiling if you opt to use a pulley/hoist type bike rack. Before buying, measure the height of your bike (top of the saddle or top of the handle bar, whichever is higher) then add another 20 cm as allowance for the mount and the hanger. Then check the height of the ceiling you’re planning to mount it. The difference between the two measurements will be the clear space between the ground and the bike wheels when hanged.

The advantage of the pulley/hoist type hanger is that it is easier to store if you have a relatively heavy (more that 10 kgs) bike.


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[dreamur]

Nakatago palagi sa akin [emoji28]

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[Verbl Kint]

Lost some meat on my shin last weekend and had to get 2 sets of stitches. What you see on the photo is a sanitary pad used as a bandage.

A regular bandage just couldn't cut it. I won't show what it looks like naked but it's absolutely disgusting (nearly reached the bone.




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[travajante]

Lost some meat on my shin last weekend and had to get 2 sets of stitches. What you see on the photo is a sanitary pad used as a bandage.

A regular bandage just couldn't cut it. I won't show what it looks like naked but it's absolutely disgusting (nearly reached the bone.




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Ouch...still a blessing they're not much worse. Shin stitches should make healing quicker.
Miss the trails, long retired from MTBs...I'm amazed how manufacturers continue to conspire forcing forward the off-road bike evolution. Hehe....I don't quite get why fatbikes roam pavements. Sand, snow, soft terrain weren't they for? Good muscle-building weight training? Just thinking out loud.[emoji4]

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[Wh1stl3r]

Ouch...still a blessing they're not much worse. Shin stitches should make healing quicker.
Miss the trails, long retired from MTBs...I'm amazed how manufacturers continue to conspire forcing forward the off-road bike evolution. Hehe....I don't quite get why fatbikes roam pavements. Sand, snow, soft terrain weren't they for? Good muscle-building weight training? Just thinking out loud.[emoji4]

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Optics perhaps? Might be something in common with the 4xPorma crowd.

[travajante]

Optics perhaps? Might be something in common with the 4xPorma crowd.

Haha...I'm more the upgrade-the-rider kind. Scary.... looking at those who got hooked into hardware upgrade addiction...bottomless pit.[emoji51]

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[Tenchi]

Haha...I'm more the upgrade-the-rider kind. Scary.... looking at those who got hooked into hardware upgrade addiction...bottomless pit.[emoji51]

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Ouch [emoji28]

Though my frame is still technically my first bike, pero iba na sya ngayon. Dami na napalitan. [emoji1787]

Im so deds, kasi nasagad ko na mga mapapalitan sa kanya... I bottomed-out my current pit, only to be transfered ata sa mas malalim na hukay... Titanium is calling me [emoji85]



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