Handle bar storage?

[Gully]

I don't see a problem here.

 

[ian]

Not the greatest photos, but you get the idea. Two sets of hooks, one above the other. Bottom photo gives a better idea of what an almost empty hook looks like. Bars are stored above my workbench, and I need a stepladder to get to them, but fortunately I don't need to get to them too often
View attachment 1595682
View attachment 1595683

That's kinda what I wuz lookin' for. Thanks for the help with this.
Ian

 

[1817cent]

Mine are in a wardrobe moving box in the garage with tires piled on top. That way they are out of sight and difficult to get to and i probably will never use them.

 

[ian]

Mine are in a wardrobe moving box in the garage with tires piled on top. That way they are out of sight and difficult to get to and i probably will never use them.

I prolly don't have as many as you do, Jay!

 

[AndyA]

They’re not extra, as far as I know; but if there is a 3rd hole in one of the ends, then I use an “S” hook and connect to an overhead conduit or pipe in the garage.

Good idea Uncle Archie! I believe that almost all of my "extra" handlebars either have a third hole or can have one appear by application of a drill. The Parts Department currently uses three storage methods in the basement:

• BMX and MTB handlebars in a 5-gallon pail
• Drop and touring bars hung over a heating duct
• Cruiser bars in an IKEA bag hung on the wall

 

[Allrounderco]

Sometimes they're good for holding your extra tires

 

[kostnerave]

Not the greatest photos, but you get the idea. Two sets of hooks, one above the other. Bottom photo gives a better idea of what an almost empty hook looks like. Bars are stored above my workbench, and I need a stepladder to get to them, but fortunately I don't need to get to them too often
View attachment 1595682
View attachment 1595683

Boris, I'd like to see a close up picture of your reflector board, so I can check out your awesome work. Thanks!

 

[Boris]

Boris, I'd like to see a close up picture of your reflector board, so I can check out your awesome work. Thanks!

Thanks! I'll PM you later today when and if I can get a decent photo.

 

[iceman]

hello. I slide a string through them and tie a 1 inch washer to the end. Then I hang them from a nail. I usually do this on a cold winter night when I am sick of watching T.V.

 

[AndyA]

hello. I slide a string through them and tie a 1 inch washer to the end. Then I hang them from a nail. I usually do this on a cold winter night when I am sick of watching T.V.

Uncle Iceman:
Nice! Two questions: 1) Do you have a pet mouse to help get the strings through the curvy HB's? 2) Can you play a tune on the hanging HB's?