Gravity Stands???
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any one on here used these before?
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Twin-Bicycle- ... 2c5dceb212
looking to get one as i could really do with some extra floor space (like in a flat) we have to bikes infront of one of our kitchen windows, which is where my main concern comes in.
in the advert above, it says about mounting next to a wall, where as some of the other various adverts for it say nothing about mounting next to a wall and one i have seen says freestanding.
so has anyone actually used one, as if its free standing and will just sit there, i'll get one, if it needs to lean against something though i'll need to think again
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Twin-Bicycle- ... 2c5dceb212
looking to get one as i could really do with some extra floor space (like in a flat) we have to bikes infront of one of our kitchen windows, which is where my main concern comes in.
in the advert above, it says about mounting next to a wall, where as some of the other various adverts for it say nothing about mounting next to a wall and one i have seen says freestanding.
so has anyone actually used one, as if its free standing and will just sit there, i'll get one, if it needs to lean against something though i'll need to think again
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Looks like it will fall over unless you lean it against a wall.I don't do smileys.
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just found this, doesn't look that sturdy tbh, but its basically exactly what i want,
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/NEW-Floor-to- ... 256654a1c4
doesnt need to hold 2 bike's, just need one bike off the floor so the 2nd bike can be underneath.0
