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to the op, congrats on finding a space in the city!
ain't nothin' like it on earth. just spent a couple days as a tourist there, and really longed to move back (we live in the nearby 'burbs). esp. when i saw riders zipping by. for whatever it's worth, i made out just fine with 3 bikes in our small space. well, wife was "patient" about it. sorta. the hard when i lived there part was cleaning dirty bikes in winter. pain in the arse, it is. most of the time it was warm soapy bucket of water, a toothbrush, bottle of simple green, a dry rag (for drying it) and 2 full waterbottles to rinse things off. all performed after 10 pm outside well off to the side of the building & outta the way, so as to not piss off the other residents and cause problems for the doormen. they were always cool about it. and worst case, if i couldn't get outside, take off front wheel and put whole bike in shower. man that really sucked, because while much easier to clean the bike, it took a good 20-30 minutes cleaning the shower & tub from dirt & grease. 3 bikes for me was def. the limit, otherwise things looked kinda silly. at the time, 2 were mine, 1 was wife's (mounted only on trainer), so they weren't ALL mine.... |
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On drilling, I have found in condos and coops I have owned and in apartments I have rented there is no drilling issue that a 20 to the super and each of the guys doing the work can't fix except for one. In one apartment I owned the ceiling was cement (a problem in 1980's and later buildings mainly). When you leave, another 20 to remove the hook and dab some spackle in the hole.
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Texas is open for business, everyone is welcome.
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OT A friend living used his Kayak to get from seattle to Kirkland via Lake washington
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Slowly coming along. Will be ready before long for a NY Paceline ride ... until then, four bikes is only slightly crazy ... right?
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Looks about right to me (says the owner of 4 bikes)
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That looks awesome (and the bikes are rad). I don't care what anybody says; if you don't mind sacrificing some living space (and maybe looking slightly crazy to those who don't "get it"), I think it's eminently possible to have your cake and eat it, too -- i.e., city living need not necessarily doom a person to n=1.
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You must be single. Or have a VERY understanding & supportive significant other.
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Two of the four bikes shown are my wife's bikes. Yeah ... I am lucky.
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You sir are a lucky man. At one point I (oh I mean "we"...hah hah...) had 3 bikes in ~800 sq. ft., incl. one mounted on a trainer in front of t.v. in living room.
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best hanging method is hooks screwed into a 2 by 4 at 18" intervals (may need to tweak with todays wide handlebars). you can mount this to your ceiling or drywall with whatever appropriate toggle bolts or anchors your space demands.
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