Best way to display bike on a wall?

[KJackson]

Beautiful, understated & I dig it......

http://https://www.finerootsf.com/shop/em9b9c7a0h76ajcb2j7i31xhn9eusc

[Jdm]

Originally Posted by KJackson

Beautiful, understated & I dig it......

http://https://www.finerootsf.com/shop/em9b9c7a0h76ajcb2j7i31xhn9eusc

Many good ideas already. Thank you! I especially like this one. I’m not ready to spend $325 on a rack, but I appreciate the design.

[Peter P.]

I have no good ideas for the hanging park although I like KJackason's link.

What I think would be cool would be to mount a finished picture frame the size of the bike, on the wall. For the picture's background you could choose a material that had aesthetics or a cycling theme, but might protect the wall. Hang the bike "in the picture frame" and voila- art!

[alexihnen]

Originally Posted by Peter P.

I have no good ideas for the hanging park although I like KJackason's link.

What I think would be cool would be to mount a finished picture frame the size of the bike, on the wall. For the picture's background you could choose a material that had aesthetics or a cycling theme, but might protect the wall. Hang the bike "in the picture frame" and voila- art!

I've seen something like that for a bike frame - a bit easier to pull off - and it was pretty cool.

[ntb1001]

I use this as well, works good for me.

https://www.amazon.com/WALMANN-Hange..._dp&th=1&psc=1






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[LJohnny]

Originally Posted by OtayBW

I don't know about negativity, but a 1" hole in a 1.5" stud was my first thought as well....

I think the mount is quite expensive for what it is, but having said that, provided that the screw is not placed at the edge of the stud, taking into account drywall thickness, should be no problem. I have used way thicker 1” screws for tv wall mounts without issues. YMMV

[jamesdak]

Originally Posted by veggieburger

I always liked the look of this:

Yep, I've done this for a couple of the bikes. Good use for old bars and stems and with only a few $ in parts at the hardware store.

[Veloo]

Something 3D printed?

https://www.thingiverse.com/search?q=bike+wall+mount

[Chris(NJ)]

I bought this one a while back. It ultimately didn't work out. The shelf was too narrow to fit what I needed , iirc. But it was a pretty cool design. I still have it packed away in the garage thinking I would've used it at some point but never did.

https://www.grassracks.com/products/bike-wall-rack

[sevencyclist]

I love those handlebars hangings!

Here is mine with the wooden rack.

Office by sevencyclist, on Flickr

2017-04-21 11.22.47 by sevencyclist, on Flickr

[C40_guy]

Originally Posted by guyintense

Do you struggle with negativity?

Simple carpentry. Guideline is no more than 1/3 of the width or you risk destroying structural integrity. And that is if your aim is good. (and that there isn't sheetrock obscuring your view of said structure.

Any good carpenter would know that.

[alexihnen]

I think these are super clean and a great way to hang a frame.

https://fixturelab.com/product/frame-standoff-set/

[C40_guy]

Originally Posted by alexihnen

I think these are super clean and a great way to hang a frame.

https://fixturelab.com/product/frame-standoff-set/

Elegant!

[Jcgill]

When i was a bachelor i used these to hang my bikes on the walls of the spare bedroom in my house. They are super well made and very adjustable for different frame geometries.

https://www.backcountry.com/feedback...B&gclsrc=aw.ds

[Jdm]

I need to up my office decor!