by the handle bars and seat. Never by the tires, the wt of the bike will make the tires out of round. I had my bike on a pulley system seat and handle bar. Saved a lot of space.
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by the handle bars and seat. Never by the tires, the wt of the bike will make the tires out of round. I had my bike on a pulley system seat and handle bar. Saved a lot of space.
Big hooks work, too. See attached pics:
How to Hang Bikes in Your Garage | Today's Homeowner
https://www.todayshomeowner.com/video/how-to-hang-bikes-in-your-garage/
Are you considering the side wall or ceiling?
Hang these upside down, in the garage, by the fork in the wheels. This will be fine. Best wishes, J.
They make bike rack systems that you install on the ceiling or wall, personal preference & space availability.