• Bike-lift ceiling mount for ceilings up to 12 feet high
• Pulley system easily hoists bikes up to 50 pounds to ceiling; secure locking mechanism
• Solid steel construction, nylon rope; no assembly required
• Includes rack, pulley system, mounting system, hardware, rope
• 3.8 pounds; Ratio of item weight to lifting weight is 4:1

Product Description
It’s a terrific way to use unused space with ease and safety. Unique rope locking mechanism prevents accidental release. Ingenious design lightens the load for simple lifting. For use on ceilings up to 14′ load capacity 50 lb. Solid steel construction withAmazon.com Product Description
The RacorPro PBH-1R Ceiling Mounted Bike Lift allows you to take advantage of unused ceiling space to store your bike. Installation takes only a matter of minutes, and with it… More >>

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• 2-bike freestanding rack stand
• Independent adjustment arms
• Vinyl-coated cradles protects bikes; no bolts, screws, or fasteners required
• 79 by 26 by 19 inches (height by length by depth); 20 pounds
• Lifetime warranty

Product Description
The Racor gravity bike rack securely stores two bikes in a compact space and is entirely freestanding for simple setup. The rack is constructed with an epoxy-coated black end built to endure years of heavy use. A vinyl coating protects bikes and floors from scuffing. Independent adjustment arms provide level bike storage. An optional mounting bolt is provided for wall attachment. The rack is 27 inches wide at the base, extends 21 inches from the wall and is 82 inch… More >>

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• Wall-mount folding bike rack; supports one bike
• Folds flat when not in use
• Handy shelf for helmet and accessories
• Simple installation with provided hardware
• Solid steel construction and a durable epoxy end

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Store bikes flat against the wall for maximum use of space with this folding bike rack from Racor. Two arms support the frame of the bike upright for reliable storage and simple access. When out of use, the rack folds flat against the wall so no one can bump into it. A handy shelf is a fantastic place to set helmets or bike shoes, and doubles as a light-duty mechanics workstation. Simple for kids to use, the stand is made of sturdy solid steel construction and a durab… More >>

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• Bike and ladder lift for garage ceiling storage
• Mounts to parallel or perpendicular to joists
• Cam lock secures rope with every pull
• Rust and chemical proof
• Designed for ceilings up to 12 feet; 75 pound capacity

Product Description
Finally an simple way to store your bicycle or ladder on the ceiling. This heavy gauge aluminum bike and ladder lift is simple to install with its single point attachement. Its unique rail design allows it to be mounted along or perpendicular to ceiling joists Simple installation with included hardware. 36.5” x 3” x varies, heavy gauge aluminumAmazon.com Product Description
Nothing eats up garage floor space quicker than bikes and ladders. This bike and ladde… More >>

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• Color: White
• Size: 11-3/4″x1-3/4″x23-3/4″
• Constructed from heavy duty steel, with vinyl coated hooks!
• Holds up to four bikes, or 200 pounds.
• Store and protect your bicycles.

Product Description
Are you tired of tripping over bicycles? Do you have to get out of the car to go your family’s bikes out of the way before you can park in the garage? Store and protect your bike with the Bicycle Hanger! This ingenious storage rack can accommodate up to 4 bikes, or 200 pounds, while using a minimum of wall space. Hang your bike vertically on the solid steel, vinyl coated hook. This rack stores any size and model! All of the mounting hardware is included. This rack… More >>

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• Floor-rest bike stand
• Stores 2 bikes in same or opposite directions
• Constructed of tubular steel with durable epoxy end; some assembly required
• Includes 1 rack for 2 bikes; bikes not included
• 30 by 24 by 22 inches; 13 pounds; 1-year warranty

Product Description
Floor Bike Stand, Quickly Store 2 Bikes With Ease, Bikes Can Be Stored In The Same Or Alternate Directions, Simple For Children To Use, Tubular Steel Construction, Durable Epoxy End.Amazon.com Product Description
With the rise in popularity of expensive bicycles, storage and safety have become an issue. Bikes stored one on top of the other in a garage or hanging from a ceiling can be perilous for small children or can fall and hurt not only the bike, b… More >>

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• Elegantly curved wall-mounted single bike rack
• Accommodates any wheel size; maximum load of 40 pounds
• Fantastic for apartments with limited space
• Silver end
• Mount to a wall stud; hardware included

Product Description
Stud mounted wall rack to hold 1 bike (includes tray for rear wheel)Amazon.com Product Description
Store your bike easily and with a bit of panache with the stylish, curvy Delta Leonardo wall-mounted single bike rack. Elegantly designed with a silver end, it’s perfect for storing a bike in space-limited apartments or in the back hall. The Leonardo holds the front wheel with a rubber coated arm. It conveniently accommodates any wheel size–from touring t… More >>

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I like dogs. In my home country, in the “poorer” parts (imagine a place where people primarily ride bicycles around, wear sandals instead of proper shoes and don’t bother to lock doors at night), there are many dogs running around. Some are stray but MOST belong to someone.

These dogs are given the freedom to run around the whole town and they never eat proper dog food (kibbles, canned etc.) They only eat scraps and leftovers from human meals.

The dogs have NO distinct breed. Because of their running around, they have become so mixed it’s impossible to tell their breed (but they are generally LABRADOR size).

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wat would be the most amusing thing you could say to this situations…(the most amusing gets the BEST ANSWER)
when someone…..
1)cuts in front of you
2)spits near you or on your shoe
3)hits your car or bicycle(wih a truck)
4)shows your most embarassing photo to your crush
5)reads your private diary without your permission?

remember the more amusing the better……

Running is giving some really terrible shin splints, and is not the shoes because i get new ones every year.. I need a new exercise routine.. you guys have any suggestions?

1. bat caverns / caves
2. swamp lands
3. Alcatraz prison
4. RV campgrounds
5. public highway rest area with facilities
6. shoe factory
7. forest ranger station
8. crayon factory
9. a winery or brewery
10. bicycle repair shop
11. none of the above
12. all of the above
More than one answer is cool…=)

i like learning new music especially indie/folk/electronic/alternative and stuff

best answer goes to whoever gives me the best sounding band (in my opinion ) that i had never heard of (quite unlikely)

Here’s a past of music off my fb profile:
The Strokes, Norah Jones, Blur, Jamie T, Jimi Hendrix, Arctic Monkeys, Beastie Boys, Feist, Bombay Bicycle club, Zutons, The Killers, AC/DC, Kings Of Leon, Laura Marling, Animal Collective, FREE ENERGY, The Like, Queens of the Stone Age, Art Brut, Paolo Nutini, Chemical Brothers, Justice, Caspa, Public Enemy, Florence and the Machine, Foals, The Maccabees, Grizzly Bear, The Horrors, Muse, Arcade Fire, The xx, Calvin Harris, TV On The Radio, Friendly Fires, The Knack, Mystery Jets Official, METRONOMY, MGMT, Noah And The Whale, White Lies, Simian Mobile Disco, the go! team, Hot Chip, Two Door Cinema Club, Fenech-Soler, Atlas Sound, Delphic, Dirty Projectors, Late Of The Pier, Massive Attack, Blood Red Shoes, These New Puritans, She & Him, the morning benders, Crystal Antlers, Professor green, DubFreaks ™, The Apples, D-Twain, jack steadman, French Horn Rebellion, King Jim, Surfer Blood, Washed Out, Frankie & The Heartstrings, Freelance Whales, The Cheek, Jamie T Music, Los Campesinos!, MPHO, Phoenix, Slow Club, The Huge Pink, Johnny Foreigner, Small Red, Datarock, Hadouken!, Four To The Floor, MIA

thanks
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my aunt has three lovely boys..
but she nor her husband have gave this baby much discipline

the small boy [[kenny]] is 3 1/2 years ancient & he is the worst behaved
his dad allows him to do EVERYTHING

he even allows my cousin to bite him
& kenny throws things at everybody & doesn’t get in distress
he throws remote controls, brushes, toys i mean everything

he throws his food on the ground
i went to visit them & i left my two month ancient baby diaper bag in the couch
kenny grabbed the diaper rash [[it was a groundbreaking new one]] & squeezed ALL of it on the diaper bag & inside
he got it on my baby’s clothes, diapers, shoes, even on his carseat & on my aunts couch

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I got my male beagle when he was about 8 or 9 weeks ancient. We have always scolded him when he chews on toys/shoes/etc. or gets into trash. When he was about 8 months ancient, I took him to obedience school weekly for about 3 months and have kept up on some of the commands. We go on walks at least once a week, sometimes two or three times. We are also a very active family on the weekends and take him on 2-3 mile hikes and tether him to a trailer pulled behind our bicycle on about 10 mile bike rides. Now, he is 16 months ancient and he gets into the trash and jumps up (with his front paws) onto the dining table and kitchen counters. He knows it is incorrect; he gets scolded place in his crate for about 10-15 minutes each time he disobeys. I am near my wit’s end. Will he grow out of this soon, or should I try something new?

Kinda Bored Just interested
White or Black Shoes
Tacos or Hamburgers
CP3 or Deron Williams
Saints or Vikings
Colts or Jets
Blonde or Brown Hair
LG or Sony Ericsson
Small House and nice car or Huge House and Bicycle
Does this shirt describe you?
http://www.printfection.com/kandikeyz4teens/Texting-Freaks-Womens-Fitted-Fine-Jersey-Tee/_p_4673375

Laptop or Desktop
HBO or Cinemax
Walmart or Target
Aeropostale or American Eagle
Twitter or Facebook
Sprite or Pepsi
Cherry or Strawberry
Kitten or Rabbit
Rock or Pop
Avatar or Alvin and the Chipmunks (the squeakquel)

Are you bored?

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Everyone knows that living a long and healthy life can be achieved through diet and exercise. But how do you know the most vital elements for making a healthy lifestyle? In this essay, I will clarify how to achieve that goal, the steps you need to take, and the multiple benefits you receive from getting in shape. Along with making you look better and preventing certain diseases like osteoporosis and high blood pressure, Exercise can make you more pleased. “Exercise causes the body to produce endorphins, chemicals that can help a person to feel more peaceful and pleased.”

Even though you may know all the benefits to a healthy exercise program, you may not be motivated enough to really start. So you have to question yourself this: Do I like solo sports? Or the camaraderie of team sports? Also, you might consider your schedule, surroundings and physical capability. “No matter your sports dilemma is, you have to make the choice that’s best for you.” (Stanford) Furthermore, you need to reflect on what type of exercise you need more. With Flexibility, Aerobic and Strength Training to choose from, choose whether or not you need to lose weight, tone up or regain flexibility.

One of the most vital parts of avoiding injuries is making sure your equipment is safe, up to date and fitting appropriately. “Using the incorrect- or improperly fitted- equipment is a major cause of injuries.” When looking for a bicycle helmet, or multisport helmet, make certain that it sports a CPSC sticker. It should fit snugly but not tilt the head forward or backward. “The most protective eye gear is made from a plastic called polycarbonate and has been tested especially for sports use.” If you wear glasses, you’ll probably need prescription polycarbonate goggles. Mouth guards are used for protecting your teeth, tongue and mouth and should be used for any contact sport. Wrist, knee, and elbow guards are vital too for protecting bones from breaks and sprains. Last but not least, the right footwear can protect you from falling. Cleats are used for baseball, football, soccer and softball and any shoes should be replaced before they wear out.

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Kinda Bored Just interested
White or Black Shoes
Tacos or Hamburgers
CP3 or Deron Williams
Saints or Vikings
Colts or Jets
Blonde or Brown Hair
LG or Sony Ericsson
Small House and nice car or Huge House and Bicycle
Does this shirt describe you?
http://www.printfection.com/kandikeyz4teens/Texting-Freaks-Womens-Fitted-Fine-Jersey-Tee/_p_4673375

Laptop or Desktop
HBO or Cinemax
Walmart or Target
Aeropostale or American Eagle
Twitter or Facebook
Sprite or Pepsi
Cherry or Strawberry
Kitten or Rabbit
Rock or Pop
Avatar or Alvin and the Chipmunks (the squeakquel)

Are you bored?

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