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Here’s a nice little project for the weekend, provided you’ve got access to your cubicle. These are pretty decent instructions for building a bike rack for your cubicle.
The end result is a 1×3 board with a wall-mount bike rack screwed into it. The board is secured to your cubicle wall with standard 1″ backpack webbing. You tighten the webbing with a standard cam-lock or fastex buckle.
Between painting/staining your board and using colored webbing, there are plenty of ways to make this either blend in with the drabness of your cube, or flex your “design on a dime” skillz. You’ll be the envy of your officemates, no doubt.
Might wanna clear that with the boss first, though.
3 comments for this entry ↓
1 Levi // Jan 29, 2008 at 3:54 pm
That’s really cool!
I’d opt for the “do it and beg for forgiveness if there is a problem” method though. I guess that depends on how uptight your boss is… Who knows, it might get some more people riding to work!
2 Matt // Jan 29, 2008 at 4:04 pm
I like that philosophy! Bikes do not get enough respect. Organizations have car parking, how many have dedicated bike parking? Not a lot so it is incumbent upon cyclists to take the initiative!
3 MarkR // Apr 29, 2008 at 7:36 am
I don’t think I have enough space for a bike rack in my cube. Its an 8×8 but need the all the table space I can get. Otherwise I’d be all over it.
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