Gear Storage

[Dax]

Has anyone seen any nice designs for mtb gear storage? My housemate and I both ride and both have lids, full faces, camelbacks, shoes, gloves etc.

We’ve got a fair bit of wall space, so I’m thinking of some kind of peg system for us each to hang lid, full face, camelback in a vertical row, with draws above for glasses and gloves, and maybe a shelf above for carb gels and energy bars.

 

[Nicho]

Has anyone seen any nice designs for mtb gear storage? My housemate and I both ride and both have lids, full faces, camelbacks, shoes, gloves etc.

We’ve got a fair bit of wall space, so I’m thinking of some kind of peg system for us each to hang lid, full face, camelback in a vertical row, with draws above for glasses and gloves, and maybe a shelf above for carb gels and energy bars.

You could buy some of these and store your equipment on them:

 

[treker]

Has anyone seen any nice designs for mtb gear storage? My housemate and I both ride and both have lids, full faces, camelbacks, shoes, gloves etc.

We’ve got a fair bit of wall space, so I’m thinking of some kind of peg system for us each to hang lid, full face, camelback in a vertical row, with draws above for glasses and gloves, and maybe a shelf above for carb gels and energy bars.

Take a look at this stuff. They have wall bike racks with in-built hooks for bags and coats as well as hooks for track pumps, workstands etc. Gets great reviews:

Bike Wall Mounts - Bike Hooks and Complete Wall Bike Racks

Whether you’re looking for a bike wall mount for a single bike, or wall bike rack for several bikes, we’ve got you covered. The GearHooks® hooks and rails are the easy to fit, super-strong bike wall mounts for any size or type of bike. They’ll mount all the bikes you’ve got now, and any you...

gearhooks.com

 

[Bear-uk]

Have a look at IKEA. It's the sort of thing that you can fit behind sliding wardrobe doors.

 

[steve_sordy]

@Dax This might work for you.
In my utility room, I have standard kitchen cupboards 720mm tall. I single 400mm wide and a double 800mm wide. Each has two internal shelves (or one or none, you don't have to fit either of them.) Then I have the same again mounted underneath. Call that six units 720 x 400. Two are mine for bike stuff, two for my wife's stuff. One is for house tools, one is for house spares.

They are mounted on the wall in one unit, 1440mm tall x 1200 wide x 310 deep. That is about 520 litres of storage space. The whole lot is 760mm off the floor. The space underneath has my beer fridge and more wife stuff. There is a 160mm space above that has my air rifle and a couple of saws. Very compact and relatively cheap too. They match the cupboards in the rest of the utility room so they don't look out of place.