# Decent multi bike rack for shed
**URL:** https://fixed.org.au/t/decent-multi-bike-rack-for-shed/60011
**Category:** Help
**Created:** [January 14, 2013, 5:47pm UTC](https://fixed.org.au/t/decent-multi-bike-rack-for-shed/60011 "2013-01-14T17:47:04Z")
**Posts on this page:** 6
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### Author:  [@horatio](https://fixed.org.au/u/horatio)
#### Post date: [January 14, 2013, 5:47pm UTC](https://fixed.org.au/t/decent-multi-bike-rack-for-shed/60011/1 "2013-01-14T17:47:04Z")
Looking for an affordable multi bike rack with room for 6 bikes for my shed. Found a couple of options on ebay and there can be pretty cheap at around $50.
Are these a good deal, or are they rubbish quality, not worth it? Would like some direction cheers.
[1 - 6 Bike FLOOR PARKING RACK STORAGE STAND Bicycle s | eBay](http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/1-6-Bike-FLOOR-PARKING-RACK-STORAGE-STAND-Bicycle-s-/290831553611?pt=AU_Sport_Cycling_Accessories&hash=item43b6e9544b)
[1 - 6 Bike FLOOR PARKING RACK STORAGE STAND Bicycle | eBay](http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/1-6-Bike-FLOOR-PARKING-RACK-STORAGE-STAND-Bicycle-/290618631516?pt=AU_Sport_Cycling_Accessories&hash=item43aa38655c)
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### Author:  [@familyguy](https://fixed.org.au/u/familyguy)
#### Post date: [January 14, 2013, 6:32pm UTC](https://fixed.org.au/t/decent-multi-bike-rack-for-shed/60011/2 "2013-01-14T18:32:57Z")
I built my own for about that. Variable. Stable. I’ll dig up a pic. A few timber studs and two dozen bolts.
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### Author:  [@hotdoghorny](https://fixed.org.au/u/hotdoghorny)
#### Post date: [January 14, 2013, 6:48pm UTC](https://fixed.org.au/t/decent-multi-bike-rack-for-shed/60011/3 "2013-01-14T18:48:48Z")
> [@horatio](#):
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> Would like some direction cheers.
go left YEAH! go right YEAH!
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### Author:  [@Hungry\_Stu](https://fixed.org.au/u/Hungry_Stu)
#### Post date: [January 14, 2013, 6:49pm UTC](https://fixed.org.au/t/decent-multi-bike-rack-for-shed/60011/4 "2013-01-14T18:49:59Z")
What typer, how big and what configuration is your shed?
The reason I ask is I have a 3 bay “titan” style shed and I store vertically. It reduces the foot print and I can offset and layer. i.e. on a 3m wide x 2.7m high wall I have about 8 or 9 bikes.
The top row hangs on the front rim from a hook, little more than handlebar width apart. The bottom row (there is overlap) is offset between the wheels of the bikes above it, and again are hanging vertically by the front rim off a hook.
I’ll look for a photo.
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### Author:  [@horatio](https://fixed.org.au/u/horatio)
#### Post date: [January 14, 2013, 7:06pm UTC](https://fixed.org.au/t/decent-multi-bike-rack-for-shed/60011/5 "2013-01-14T19:06:07Z")
Well to be honest it’s not really a shed, rather the basement level underneath the kitchen of a single fronted terrace on a sloping hill, does that make sense.
Dimensions are pretty freakin tight actually, probably only 2 ceiling height, width would be 3-4m and length 2.5m or so.
The main issue is that it’s not secure so I need the bikes to be all locked up securely toghether. I’m thinking a big fuck-off chain with Abus lock. Of course where do I anchor to- the wooden stumps aren’t ideal. I’ll keep looking (we just moved in).
Thanks guys, especially mckenny
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### Author:  [@larfinboy](https://fixed.org.au/u/larfinboy)
#### Post date: [January 14, 2013, 7:42pm UTC](https://fixed.org.au/t/decent-multi-bike-rack-for-shed/60011/6 "2013-01-14T19:42:43Z")
> [@mckenny](#):
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> go left YEAH! go right YEAH!
Actual LOL.
Bought the second option in a 4 bike. Not bad, rack section could be taller.
Bikes tend to lean more than I would like.
Other bikes are in Super Stands which are excellent but are quite expensive in comparison.
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