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  Evan Rappaport

  16 years ago

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  A masterwork of over engineering deserving of patent protection!

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  david g

  16 years ago

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  Yeah, and when you can hoist your 50 lb. bicycle to your ten foot ceiling, give me a call. I'm having enough trouble getting my 25 lb commuter on a Delta "Leonardo" hook 5 feet off the ground.

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  dan

  16 years ago

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  the advantage i see with it is the decreased chance of putting tyre marks all over the walls and ceiling since the bike only needs to be moved up and down rather than the up and over of a "J" hook.

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  mosez

  16 years ago

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  does it seem like a little overkill?
  have there been a lot of cases of bikes falling off of hooks?

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  jason

  16 years ago

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  besides being more expensive and more difficult to install and use, how is this an improvement over my never-failed $0.98 screw hook (with which you don't have to do some overhead aiming and balance act to push a button)?

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  steal

  16 years ago

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  I'm not sure why this is any better than a two-dollar screw-in hook.

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  Gutarm

  16 years ago

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  Didn't I see this thing on that show "American Inventor"

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