would hanging them alternated. 1st front wheel, 2nd back wheel, 3rd front wheel etc. so the handle bars don't touch. i think doing it this way then they can be on the same wall. the shed is looking amazing
@@jester6578 If the brakes are properly bled, it doesn't matter how you store them. But if you do have a bubble in your fluid, hanging upside-down can let the bubble go to the caliper where it will be most noticeable. Most bike shops I've seen store bikes alternating up/down/up/down because they do indeed take less space that way.
The shop is looking absolutely brilliant; and you just can’t beat a beautiful repurposed wooden door / bench top! (“Next time on Better Homes and Garden Bicycle Shops...”) ;) Keep doing what you do!
I’ve stored about 9 bikes in an 10 ft area. Although mine were BMX races bikes from minis to cruisers and a couple mt bikes but if you hang them (I used regular hooks) with one up, one down, one up etc, you can hang a lot together and they’re all fairly easy to get down. The only downside is they’re all perpendicular to the wall and stick into the space more
It's coming together SO nicely guys! --> I'm seriously hoping for a epic bike build video from the shed when those empty slots on the walls are about to get taken... Also, honestly much nicer not have to swing 11 bikes to get to that one furthest in and instead have them like this in groups 🙌
Do you think you could measure the distance between your mounts? I'm curious the minimum distance you found works for mountain bikes. I'm hoping the Velo Hinge mount can solve some of my own storage problems.
How far apart did you have to space the racks in order to fit all six and what was the total width from left hook to furthest right hook? Trying to do this but unsure if I have enough space in my garage!
You guys are badass. So cool to just conquer a project like this head on. And that bench looks so cool!( got to say I was a skeptic at first) can wasn’t to see what the new bikes are!!
To save space for 2 bikes in my tiny shed, I remove the front wheels on both. With the bar at 90°, the bike is really narrow. I got the idea watching Doddy from GMBN, he does that in his bike cave. Putting the wheel on/off only takes a few seconds once you get the hang of it.
Guys, i think that piece removed from the shelves was a structural member. You need to put a diagonal beam from corner to corner on the back or it will weaken the shelves. Just my thoughts..
I don't know if it would have helped you any, but my dad has his bike hooks offest so one is slightly higher then the other. It lets you fit the bikes closer together without the bars hitting into each other.
If you choose to use regular bike hooks in a spot, I can tell you for sure that they do NOT need to be 3 feet apart. If you alternate hanging rear wheel and front wheel, then it give you ample space to get bikes out. Although I think your velo hooks look awesome, and I may just have to get some myself. Love your pegboard! Is that a Feedback product as well? Shed is looking awesome!!
I went thru a few years of trying different hooks, custom racks etc. for my families myriad of bikes. Have you seen SteadyRacks? The are more expensive but are easy to put bikes on/off and they swing both ways. Keep at it it looks great.
Love it. My 2c worth of advice, are you guys getting some decent tool storage chests? I've got a couple in my garage/workshop/man cave and they make tool storage a dream. Even if you have the tool wall.
Awesome bike shed! Would’ve gone with armored wire for electricity since the rats are a problem. They love to eat the vinyl off the wires. A $20 battery powered smoke detector will also save 12 bikes from going up in flames.
I just bought these hooks and they are driving me mad! I can't even fit my gravel bike wheels without purchasing the 'long hooks' which are $10 a piece. After examining the construction, I think I can easily hack together a solution with a few scraps of plywood, a door hinge, and a standard $10 bike hook...
Do you have super deep rims on your gravel bike? Because we can easily fit 2.35" tires with the normal hooks and that's a lot bigger than any gravel tires...
@@sydandmacky I have some 32mm deep rims with 38mm gravel king SKs on one bike. One road bike has 48mm deep rims so that one was out of the question. The only wheel I could fit on the small hook was a 28mm tire on a 20mm rim. I don't know why they even offer the small hook let alone make it the default. Oh well. Glad it worked for you.
Yup, also got hit in the face with the fact that bikes are big and awkward while figuring out my little shredshed. Only had to fit 4 though, and one being a bmx (in a 2x2 meter shed with space for a workbench and a wall with shelves so I'm pretty happy with that). But TWELVE, yikes, good job you two 👫
the bikes should have swang away from the corners of the room - the fist bikes tires should have rested in the corner of the room. Basically opposite to what they did.
It's so fun watching you guys work through this process together! Can't wait to see you back racing and doing what you really love. After watching the dilemma with your bike storage I wanted to offer a suggestion. I built an easy 180 degree swinging bike wall mount for extra bikes. If you stagger the heights you can store a lot of bikes in a small space. Until now, I've never posted a link of one of my videos in another TH-camr's comments as it can appear disingenuous, but it might help. th-cam.com/video/xkZPYPsrvkQ/w-d-xo.html These types of racks aren't cheap and buying 12 can be $$$. If this offends you in any way, just delete my comment and I'll understand. Again, thanks for the awesome content 😀
Haven't seen the other episodes before this on the shed building, but I hope you guys have plans on making this secure. I've heard many horror stories of sheds getting broken in and bikes getting stolen. 🙁
Nobody gets past our guard cats!! 😾😾 (But in all seriousness, we do have security measures but it seems wiser not to share the full details of that online 😉)
would hanging them alternated. 1st front wheel, 2nd back wheel, 3rd front wheel etc. so the handle bars don't touch. i think doing it this way then they can be on the same wall. the shed is looking amazing
My thought too. But the brake issue is real
I was going to recommend the same thing until I read about the brake issue.
@@jester6578 If the brakes are properly bled, it doesn't matter how you store them. But if you do have a bubble in your fluid, hanging upside-down can let the bubble go to the caliper where it will be most noticeable.
Most bike shops I've seen store bikes alternating up/down/up/down because they do indeed take less space that way.
@@jester6578 Shouldn't have air in the brake lines in the first place.
Big moment. “We used a level”. Had to laugh at that one. Well done!
Asked about these in later video. These are cool. Thanks!!👍👊
Sunlight is very good making shed super awesome n nice place to work on our bikes...
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That center post when you walk in from outside, would be awesome place for wall mounted repair stand. Keep posting great video's!
That table came out amazing, and the layout you guys decided on looks to be very functional. Congrats on the shed.
He shed is looking fantastic. So excited for you. And omg, your line up of bike is a dream for us mere mortals of biking. Gods job. Keep it up.
So much money in that shed... just in bikes.. lol The bikes look awesome hanging the way you got them.
These videos are what has been keeping me going throughout the week
This video is perfect timing...I just built a shed and needed a good bike hanging solution. Thx!!
There is soooo much good stuff in this video. Great wok guys
The shop is looking absolutely brilliant; and you just can’t beat a beautiful repurposed wooden door / bench top! (“Next time on Better Homes and Garden Bicycle Shops...”) ;) Keep doing what you do!
That sketch overlay was awesome
Your music choices have been on point in the last 10 videos!
Wow! Congratulations guys. Turning out awesome. 🤘🏻
👍🏼 for that awesome cat🥰
I’ve stored about 9 bikes in an 10 ft area. Although mine were BMX races bikes from minis to cruisers and a couple mt bikes but if you hang them (I used regular hooks) with one up, one down, one up etc, you can hang a lot together and they’re all fairly easy to get down. The only downside is they’re all perpendicular to the wall and stick into the space more
This. Is. So. SICK.
That is a lot of bikes for two people. Nice!!
Wow guys that's looking so awesome! What a great feeling getting everything dialed in, huh?! Stoked for the next vid.
It's coming together SO nicely guys!
--> I'm seriously hoping for a epic bike build video from the shed when those empty slots on the walls are about to get taken...
Also, honestly much nicer not have to swing 11 bikes to get to that one furthest in and instead have them like this in groups 🙌
Wow that is a lot of super nice bikes
That was tough with the bikes but at least you got them figured out! Looking real good now~
Really looking good guys. Been lots of hard work..
Looks great !
Do you think you could measure the distance between your mounts? I'm curious the minimum distance you found works for mountain bikes. I'm hoping the Velo Hinge mount can solve some of my own storage problems.
14" on center on one wall, 18" on the other.
How far apart did you have to space the racks in order to fit all six and what was the total width from left hook to furthest right hook? Trying to do this but unsure if I have enough space in my garage!
In that setup I think we did 14 and 18" on center, but in our new garage we did 16".
You guys are badass. So cool to just conquer a project like this head on. And that bench looks so cool!( got to say I was a skeptic at first) can wasn’t to see what the new bikes are!!
Looking good!
To save space for 2 bikes in my tiny shed, I remove the front wheels on both. With the bar at 90°, the bike is really narrow. I got the idea watching Doddy from GMBN, he does that in his bike cave. Putting the wheel on/off only takes a few seconds once you get the hang of it.
Keep up the great work
I just put some velo hinges in my garage as well. Feedback needs that long hook to come standard. Def worth the investment.
Guys, i think that piece removed from the shelves was a structural member. You need to put a diagonal beam from corner to corner on the back or it will weaken the shelves. Just my thoughts..
I don't know if it would have helped you any, but my dad has his bike hooks offest so one is slightly higher then the other. It lets you fit the bikes closer together without the bars hitting into each other.
If you choose to use regular bike hooks in a spot, I can tell you for sure that they do NOT need to be 3 feet apart. If you alternate hanging rear wheel and front wheel, then it give you ample space to get bikes out. Although I think your velo hooks look awesome, and I may just have to get some myself. Love your pegboard! Is that a Feedback product as well? Shed is looking awesome!!
Nope, we found the pegboard on Amazon (there's a link in the description if you are looking for the same kind).
@@sydandmacky Thanks!!
looks great.
You guys have a lot of nice bikes I just want 3 bikes and I'm happy
I love this! Great production value, and raw unfiltered realities of designing a workspace haha! Keep it up, guys!
I must recommend an incredible product, DA Hanger!!! I hung six bikes in an incredibly small hallway with this product.
Awesome
I literally checked about ten minutes ago to see if you had posted and then I saw you had 5 minutes later
Looks cool
I went thru a few years of trying different hooks, custom racks etc. for my families myriad of bikes. Have you seen SteadyRacks? The are more expensive but are easy to put bikes on/off and they swing both ways. Keep at it it looks great.
hahahahaha I loved this face & background music @ 8:12
My favorite part of the shed has to be the work bench. Now I want to make a similar bench for my shed.
Are you still using Fox 36 or did you put in the upgrade call for 38s?
Haven't had any issues with the strength of the 36s... But we might see if they want us to give them a try!
Love it. My 2c worth of advice, are you guys getting some decent tool storage chests? I've got a couple in my garage/workshop/man cave and they make tool storage a dream. Even if you have the tool wall.
Where do you find the Velo hinges? Can’t find them in that Velo website. Any discount codes for them?
Try this: www.feedbacksports.com/product/velo-hinge/
@@sydandmacky Yay!! Thank you!! Combining 2 households of at least 6-8 bikes soon! These will be needed!
Dam looks awesome guys! I Need something like this!
Awesome bike shed! Would’ve gone with armored wire for electricity since the rats are a problem. They love to eat the vinyl off the wires. A $20 battery powered smoke detector will also save 12 bikes from going up in flames.
The Best Laid Plans of Mice, Macky & Syd; Neat...
Damn I'm more impressed by Americans cooking food then the rack of 12 bikes 👍👍👍 good job guys!
Ha!
I just bought these hooks and they are driving me mad! I can't even fit my gravel bike wheels without purchasing the 'long hooks' which are $10 a piece. After examining the construction, I think I can easily hack together a solution with a few scraps of plywood, a door hinge, and a standard $10 bike hook...
Do you have super deep rims on your gravel bike? Because we can easily fit 2.35" tires with the normal hooks and that's a lot bigger than any gravel tires...
@@sydandmacky I have some 32mm deep rims with 38mm gravel king SKs on one bike. One road bike has 48mm deep rims so that one was out of the question. The only wheel I could fit on the small hook was a 28mm tire on a 20mm rim. I don't know why they even offer the small hook let alone make it the default. Oh well. Glad it worked for you.
It looks amazing, can’t wait to see it when it’s finally finished. Unless it’s already on Patreon - I better check!
Love the outlet and light switch covers! Did someone paint those?
Painted light switch covers are a classic New Mexico thing and you can get them lots of places here!
Too many bikes ., so little time to ride . ✌🏻 saludos amigos ..
Hang every second bike upside down. Seth's Bike hacks fit a crazy amount in a small storage locker. Though folding hooks will reduce your capacity,
Coming together really nice!!! Where I can get those bike hinges?
Link in the description 😉
I would alternate the height of the wall mounts so that the handlebars can overlap and therefore the bikes move closer together.
Almost done
For the hooks stagger the heights of them up and down and i think it could work better
Yup, also got hit in the face with the fact that bikes are big and awkward while figuring out my little shredshed. Only had to fit 4 though, and one being a bmx (in a 2x2 meter shed with space for a workbench and a wall with shelves so I'm pretty happy with that). But TWELVE, yikes, good job you two 👫
If life gives you lemons... make chicken piccata!
They own NINER factory :) hahaha
Loosen the stems and turn the handlebars parallel with the frame. You will have tons of space.
That's the problem with plans, sometimes they don't work how they expected to. My plans never work
Guys I'm an industrial Engineer, figuring out the layout of any area will always be a challenging issue!
Niner. Yay.
Could have tried hanging every other bike by the back wheel to get over the handlebar width, stack height variety issue.
Awesome bike shed. Is it too soon to ask what your going to name the shed, Syd and Shacky?
We're still working on the name.
What about a moving work bench?
That's what sucks about bikes, they take up so much room and are always in the way. What you need is a Tardis.
Is Niner dropping an E-Bike?
What I will take away from this episode: When life gives you lemons ... make chicken stock.
Never seen people bikeshed so much about a bike shed 😂 Sorry, had to do it
Can not have to many bikes!
True story! :)
Maybe...just maybe....you have reached peak bike?
Don't bully Syd for her contact lenses 😑
if you had too many bikes, i'm available to unload them. 🤗😹🤤
the bikes should have swang away from the corners of the room - the fist bikes tires should have rested in the corner of the room. Basically opposite to what they did.
It's so fun watching you guys work through this process together! Can't wait to see you back racing and doing what you really love. After watching the dilemma with your bike storage I wanted to offer a suggestion. I built an easy 180 degree swinging bike wall mount for extra bikes. If you stagger the heights you can store a lot of bikes in a small space. Until now, I've never posted a link of one of my videos in another TH-camr's comments as it can appear disingenuous, but it might help. th-cam.com/video/xkZPYPsrvkQ/w-d-xo.html These types of racks aren't cheap and buying 12 can be $$$. If this offends you in any way, just delete my comment and I'll understand. Again, thanks for the awesome content 😀
Thanks for sharing!
First world hardness...
Haven't seen the other episodes before this on the shed building, but I hope you guys have plans on making this secure. I've heard many horror stories of sheds getting broken in and bikes getting stolen. 🙁
Nobody gets past our guard cats!! 😾😾 (But in all seriousness, we do have security measures but it seems wiser not to share the full details of that online 😉)
SYD and MACKY Guard cats for the win! 😊
That is a Problem only pros have i have a bmx and a Enduro so i have a Lot of space for every bike
What? Too many? No way. I've got 21 bikes between me n my kids
Never too many! :)
Stagger the hooks woulda help
First!
you could just sell some of your bike why do you even need 12 bikes?
if someone posts your address your bikes will get looted by the riots
Lol squenty
I am joking great video
Sell some bikes
Multi-bike storage tip: rotate the handlebar and stem inline with the frame for more space when hanging...