Old 08-22-18, 06:48 AM
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Is your wall space too narrow to hang the bike along the wall?
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Originally Posted by Andrew R Stewart
There have been wall mounted "hook like arms" that allow the handle bars to be used and the seat becomes the third point contacting the wall. So the crank/BB is facing out. Andy
That's a lot easier than trying to clamp both dropouts. The downside is the the oily chainring is facing out.

With dropout clamps, the rear dropout would have to be extended from the wall so that the chainring doesn't touch the wall. It would be a little difficult to hold the frame up and tighten one of the clamps at the same time.

THIS: Perhaps each clamp could be mounted to a piece of wood, then the top clamp's wood base would be set on wall hooks, like those available for garden tools. That sounds easier!


To hang by handlebars & saddle:
A pair of these hardware store hooks mounted on a board. Hang by the bars, with the saddle against the wall. (Bike specific wall hangers are for top tubes, extending out from the wall. That wouldn't work as well.)

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