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I dont think It would fly with my wife, but when I get kicked out of the house....thats not bad :idea:
Rat Rod
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Ahh c'mon.
If you had 5 or 6 of them in the backyard lined up with all of your bikes neatly hanging from under there and all your parts on top I bet she would appreciate it. :wink:
I wonder if they are aluminum though. :?
If you had 5 or 6 of them in the backyard lined up with all of your bikes neatly hanging from under there and all your parts on top I bet she would appreciate it. :wink:
I wonder if they are aluminum though. :?
That could work....like a redneck deck :lol:
Someone in an apartment would love that!
Mount Bikemore!
Similar view filled the doorway of an empty horse stall and a room in an old house on my parents property around thirty years ago. I could probably pay a couple months mortgage, selling stuff that I had to scrap, to RRBer's.
Similar view filled the doorway of an empty horse stall and a room in an old house on my parents property around thirty years ago. I could probably pay a couple months mortgage, selling stuff that I had to scrap, to RRBer's.
I think it could work if laid out properly. Boy has one of those beds in his room. When he doesn't want it anymore I may put it in my shed for just that.
well if it cant hold your daughter, then its probably not best for our old school all american bikes. besides, id have to get the extra tall version for MY bikes. might be kind of a stretch. :wink:
besides, id have to get the extra tall version for MY bikes. might be kind of a stretch. :wink:
Yep, all pretty design and no triangulation braces. They can collaspe when the weight is applied to the top. We had a similar "bunk bed" for the boys, and I had to add bracing to keep it from killing them. Once in awhile eng-ga-neers know what they are doing. Sometimes, not!
