Nail polish optional. Bought the racks locally (argh, who needs to see a geek with his Apple???) Took about an hour.
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it took my dad three hours to figure out how to hang my bike, along with my four sisters' bikes, on the wall like that.
ReplyDeletea yeah, sounds like fun though;)
ReplyDeleteWell, lucky thing that the stud's location is at a good height, nice for the top tire placement anyways. I think that made a huge difference.