Great idea! A tip for inside corners when working with pvc: drill a 7/16" hole centered in the corner you have marked before you cut with the saw. Then cut just to the edge of the hole. This way, you leave a radius as the corner instead of a sharp 90 degree. The sharp 90 is a built in fracture point and will fail sooner than an inside radius will. Over time, the plastic flexes and becomes brittle. It is not a matter of if, but when. Thanks for sharing.
This is the BEST! Thank you! My MTB tires are 2.6 and 3.0 29ers. I had some 3" PVC laying around and it worked great. In the install I turned the hanger off square so the handlebar width is in line with my pedals.
Good idea. With the price of bikes today who need to spend unnecessary money on a bike stand when you can do it at home with leftover pvc. Genius keep up the good work
You absolute legend, been using an sawn up pallet as a make shift bike stand. Seen your video as a recommended watch, glad i watched it now. Saved me alot of time and money with my next lot to build
Nice video! This will be helpful for making a stand on the fence outside the house for before and after my rides. Certainly better than leaning on the car in the driveway.
Definitely a sharp idea!! Cost effectiveness does get a bit "gray" if one doesn't have those tools, but for those that are curious - Harbor Freight, all day long!! I suspect (correct me if I'm wrong) in colder environments (winter in MN) if the bikes are stored for a period of time, the tires will 'soften' and possibly lose the connection with the PVC?
Thanks! Yes, if the tire pressure fluctuates too much it can cause the tire to be a little more loose. I have experienced that but the bike still didn’t fall over!
Nice one, I am so glad I stumbled upon your video. It is a great idea with little cost involved. I've got a 4" fat tyre e-Bike, quite heavy, and I want to have the bike standing vertically against the wall. I probably need a thicker pipe or possibly a PVC Gutter, but I am sure I can replicate what you did. Worth a try. I was thinking I would add a further stopper at the bottom to ensure the back wheel doesn't roll away from the wall.
ive been thinking about making something like this with some wood i got laying about. but this is a simpler way. thanks for this video im now a subscriber
Simple yet effective! Just need to be careful not to overheat the PVC or it'll char! I wouldn't have thought to make one like this. Really great tutorial. Just subscribed, keep it up!
Cool innovation. I'd suggest start with a demo THEN tell us how DIY. I had to search toward the back of the video to see how it worked and determine if I wanted to take the time to watch the build. First rate DIY... Thanks.
great idea. Have you tried just cutting the pvc "wings" at a slight angle so the opening is narrowest at the front and deeper at the back instead of going through the heat gun step?
For what it’s worth, by heating and bending the PVC, the bracket gains some inherent springiness that is helpful when installing the bike tire in the bracket. I don’t think you’ll have that effect by cutting the PVC at an angle, and you’ll lose the clearance against the wall where the bracket momentarily expands when it is receiving the tire.
That's amazing yet so simple!! Thanks man! Great idea and I really enjoyed your video. I will definitely watch all your videos when I get of work lol. Aaron
Great idea! A tip for inside corners when working with pvc: drill a 7/16" hole centered in the corner you have marked before you cut with the saw. Then cut just to the edge of the hole. This way, you leave a radius as the corner instead of a sharp 90 degree. The sharp 90 is a built in fracture point and will fail sooner than an inside radius will. Over time, the plastic flexes and becomes brittle. It is not a matter of if, but when. Thanks for sharing.
Great point, thanks for sharing! Always room to improve 👍
Thank you for sharing your knowledge...this is a very easy example and it helps tidy up my bicycle at home.
You're a Genius, i Will try this, thank You! Greetings from Uruguay
This is the BEST! Thank you!
My MTB tires are 2.6 and 3.0 29ers. I had some 3" PVC laying around and it worked great. In the install I turned the hanger off square so the handlebar width is in line with my pedals.
Awesome! Glad it worked out for you!
Good idea. With the price of bikes today who need to spend unnecessary money on a bike stand when you can do it at home with leftover pvc. Genius keep up the good work
Thanks!
Terrific idea, thank you!
Liked and subscribed.
Hint - if you show bike in the rack first it helps following what you are doing. Great, simple idea for DIY!
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Absolutely Brill Idea
Thanks a lot for sharing.👍🚴🏼♀️ 🚴🏼 🚴🏼♂️
Thanks!
Simple and elegant - my favorite kind of DIY. VERY THOUGHTFUL!
What a great idea. Thanks for sharing.
Very thoughtful. Thanks for sharing.
Oddly satisfying. Thanks for posting.
Awesome job great idea have a great day thank you
If you space your screws correctly, you can also sandwich a velcro between the wall and the stand. This way, no worries that it fall down if upright!
Great idea! I love it
Oh, a velcro safety strap to wrap around the wheel - I had to think about that. Good one!
@@Toob41 Me too! (LOL)
So AWESOME. Thanks for passin on this tip!
You’re welcome!
So dope! Thank you for sharing!
I'm loving the drill rax in the back..way smart
Simple, cheap, perfect ! 👍
This is awesome 🌋
You absolute legend, been using an sawn up pallet as a make shift bike stand. Seen your video as a recommended watch, glad i watched it now. Saved me alot of time and money with my next lot to build
Awesome!
Excelente idea y muy simple de hacer gracias saludos desde Argentina
Money! Absolute genius!!
Nice! Now I can stop welding kickstands onto all my bikes.
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Brilliant, thank you for this. Now I can justify getting that heat gun.
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Jesus loves you and he can justify you. To prepare you for the most amazing place ever... heaven.
Slick and cheap - I like it! Thanks.
Nice video! This will be helpful for making a stand on the fence outside the house for before and after my rides. Certainly better than leaning on the car in the driveway.
Great idea - simple but all the best ones are!
Perfect!! My wife said I have to many bikes. I told her most people have 8 bikes..She didnt buy it. I need the space and this helps.
There’s no such thing as too many bikes! 👊
What a great idea, many thanks for sharing
So simple, so smart! Your the man..Thanks for sharing this
Thank you!
I like the idea. Thanks
Coolest rack ever. Thanks Bro. 👍🤓
easy to do and very nice idea...
This was awesome. Thanks. It is tomorrow’s project
Yes! I’m totally into budget conscious useful biking stuff! Great video! Liked, Shared and Subscribed!
Awesome, thank you for the support!
Nice, simple, straightforward explanation - good job!!
Thank you!
Awesome ,just a thought to avoid the stress at the tight angle of the two cuts predrill with a 1/2 or so and cut to the edge of the holes.
Absolutelly awesome!
Thanks a lot for sharing.
All the best wishes.
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Glad you like it, thanks for the support!
Fantastic. Intelligent
Definitely a sharp idea!! Cost effectiveness does get a bit "gray" if one doesn't have those tools, but for those that are curious - Harbor Freight, all day long!!
I suspect (correct me if I'm wrong) in colder environments (winter in MN) if the bikes are stored for a period of time, the tires will 'soften' and possibly lose the connection with the PVC?
Thanks! Yes, if the tire pressure fluctuates too much it can cause the tire to be a little more loose. I have experienced that but the bike still didn’t fall over!
very usefull!!!!!!!! thanx!!!
That’s genius. Good effort Fella 👍
Thanks!
Nice one, I am so glad I stumbled upon your video. It is a great idea with little cost involved. I've got a 4" fat tyre e-Bike, quite heavy, and I want to have the bike standing vertically against the wall. I probably need a thicker pipe or possibly a PVC Gutter, but I am sure I can replicate what you did. Worth a try. I was thinking I would add a further stopper at the bottom to ensure the back wheel doesn't roll away from the wall.
Awesome! Ya, I think you would need a larger PVC pipe, but in theory it should still work for you. Good luck!
ive been thinking about making something like this with some wood i got laying about. but this is a simpler way. thanks for this video im now a subscriber
Awesome! Thanks for the support!
hola saludos me gusto q compartieras eso con todos los q tenemos bicis gracias
Excellent ..you speak my language..
awsome experience
very nice idea!!!!
You are good. Peace and bikes.
Great video! Thank you!
Simple yet effective! Just need to be careful not to overheat the PVC or it'll char! I wouldn't have thought to make one like this. Really great tutorial. Just subscribed, keep it up!
Thanks so much for the support! I appreciate it 😃
Totally trying this! Thanks Josh.
-Nick 😃👍
Sweet! Let me know how it turns out 👍
Great idea, cool video!
Thanks!
Pvc pipe idea is genius could you do it so it could swivel?
Good idea. Thanks : )
Good presentation thanks a time for your help!
Keeping it nice and simple...
Good idea 👍
wow, thank you. i will be doing this
Very clever and useful. Thanks!
really cool.would never have thought of that myself
Great idea!
Thanks!
Thanks a lot for the,idea
Nice one man just going down to my local hardware store.
pretty helpful and cheap. thanks
Great job man, seems so easy.
Thanks! Ya, it’s pretty easy!
Genius idea..i’ll try it.
Very cool. Thank you.
Way cool! Thanks for the great video 👍
Creative!
Cool innovation. I'd suggest start with a demo THEN tell us how DIY. I had to search toward the back of the video to see how it worked and determine if I wanted to take the time to watch the build. First rate DIY... Thanks.
Thank you for the feedback! I’ll definitely keep that in mind for the next one 👍
Nices great idea bro good job and save money
Ang galing 😍🚴🙌
Great idea! Thank you.
I spotted your bike work stand in the corner ... I have the same one :)
Nice!
BRILLIANT
Excellent.
Simple and elegant
simple and smart at the same time. Now I only have to convert inches into centimeter as I am living in country with the god blessed metric system :-)
Sorry I didn’t even think to convert it 🤪 I never thought this video would be that far reaching 👍
great idea. Have you tried just cutting the pvc "wings" at a slight angle so the opening is narrowest at the front and deeper at the back instead of going through the heat gun step?
Thanks! No I haven’t tried that. In theory that should work...I’ll have to give it a try
For what it’s worth, by heating and bending the PVC, the bracket gains some inherent springiness that is helpful when installing the bike tire in the bracket. I don’t think you’ll have that effect by cutting the PVC at an angle, and you’ll lose the clearance against the wall where the bracket momentarily expands when it is receiving the tire.
Awesome 👍
Love you this helped me alot
Perfect, I have a pvc pipe, I have an inventors block at the moment so I will steal your idea :) thanks
Awesome! Enjoy!
@@PennyPinchingCyclist thanks, It performs well, it only took 10 minutes to make it
Nice!
Cool!
That's amazing yet so simple!! Thanks man! Great idea and I really enjoyed your video. I will definitely watch all your videos when I get of work lol.
Aaron
Awesome! Thank you for the support!
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Solid video, thanks man
Thanks!
Very interesting
Thanks!
Clever.... 👍😎👍
Thank you .from the Pacific north west
You’re welcome!
Amazing!
Thanks for this
You’re welcome!
Wouah, merci !
Thanks man👍
Good idea, thanks
Hello thank U for that, i was always looking for a bike Stan now i can make my own thank for that ,DONALD France Bordeaux.
Great idea. I've been trying to figure out how to secure my bike in my cargo van. I'm going to try mounting one to a side wall.
Secure bungee ropes would help too, use coat hooks as well
Cooler 😎
Sir about the mtb stand. Is it neccessary to have a wall for the wheel to rest on? Or can i use this stand anywhere even in the outdor? Thank you
You can use it anywhere as long as you have something to attach it to (wall, tree, etc)
That's dope! Thanks!...