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  1. Original post
    thomas_cho
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    Hi all,
    I am currently renting, and am not able to drill holes into the garage wall to mount my bikes.

    There is this Minoura bike pole thing, http://www.bikesportz.com.au/products/minoura/display/tower.html, but at over $200 ..

    Anyone come across a cheaper way of making a similar setup which does not involve drilling into the walls or ceiling?

    Thanks in advance

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  2. gclark8
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    Try Bunnings for the Hills pot plant one. 🙂

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  3. thomas_cho
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    What is a Hill pot plant?

    Could you give a short description? How much are they?

    You are getting me all excited!!

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  4. gclark8
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    thomas_cho said:

    What is a Hill pot plant?

    Could you give a short description? How much are they?

    You are getting me all excited!!

    Hills Pot plant holders are a spring loaded floor to ceiling pole with protrusions to hold plant pots. (Hills are the people who make washing lines - hoists) We think they should be below $50

    Posted by Little Jackie on George's computer. Hi from George!

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  5. nerdag
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    thomas_cho said:

    What is a Hill pot plant?

    Could you give a short description? How much are they?

    You are getting me all excited!!


    I use one of these:
    cyclelink.com.auprod5288.htm

    About $120-140 or so - I picked it up for $90 when DirtWorks were having their moving sale last year.

    I'm in the market for another stand, and the pot plant one suggested by Little Jackie sounds like a real bargain...

    n

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  6. Little Jackie
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    Sorry to disappoint you. George was the one who made the original suggestion, I just expanded to save him having to do all the typing.

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  7. gclark8
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    Thomas,

    Dean Woods has a two bike stand on special this week:
    http://www.deanwoods.com.au/store/category136_1.htm

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  8. thomas_cho
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    Hi George,
    Thanks for the heads up, but I checked Deanwoods, and cant find that stand on the speicals section.

    But I am slowly coming to my senses ... I need to move from a two car household to a one car household, so that the garage is adequate for the bikes 😄

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  9. gclark8
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    thomas_cho said:

    Hi George,
    Thanks for the heads up, but I checked Deanwoods, and cant find that stand on the speicals section.

    But I am slowly coming to my senses ... I need to move from a two car household to a one car household, so that the garage is adequate for the bikes 😄

    You're right! It's back under "bike storage": http://www.deanwoods.com.au/store/prod158.htm

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