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linnemj

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Posted: 08/02/12 10:44am

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We normally have two motorcycles in the garage when we travel. We would like to get ideas on the best way to transport two bicycles and one motorcycle. We have rings in the floor as tie down points. Is there something I can build to utilize the floor attachments and secure the bikes. All ideas welcome!

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Posted: 08/02/12 10:55am

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My son and I built this:

http://www.bogley.com/forum/showthread.php?38976-PVC-Bike-Rack

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Posted: 08/02/12 11:30am

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dedmiston wrote:

My son and I built this:

http://www.bogley.com/forum/showthread.php?38976-PVC-Bike-Rack

I bet you don't hear this too often "I have that same bike" in yellow...
Now to get my garage floor to match yours...lol

fj12ryder

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Posted: 08/02/12 11:33am

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We just cover our bikes with packing blankets so they don't get beat up. Also that way there isn't any stress on the wheels/frames.

If the bikes have the quick release skewers then you could use a quick release mount on a small frame secured to the floor/D-rings.

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dedmiston

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Posted: 08/02/12 12:47pm

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Doughboy12 wrote:

dedmiston wrote:

My son and I built this:

http://www.bogley.com/forum/showthread.php?38976-PVC-Bike-Rack

I bet you don't hear this too often "I have that same bike" in yellow...
Now to get my garage floor to match yours...lol

That's not actually my bike. I just snaked one of the photos from the PVC Rack instructions.

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dedmiston wrote:

That's not actually my bike. I just snaked one of the photos from the PVC Rack instructions.

It's ok Dave I found the photo of your bike, no worries.

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Posted: 08/03/12 08:50am

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Y-Guy wrote:

dedmiston wrote:

That's not actually my bike. I just snaked one of the photos from the PVC Rack instructions.

It's ok Dave I found the photo of your bike, no worries.

Now that is funny...

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Posted: 08/03/12 10:12am

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My son and I built a PVC rack like the one in the photo. Worked great. Built it to hold 4 bikes. Just used a bunch of bungee cords to hold the bikes. Never a problem.