What we use here is a bracket from the local hardware store. Imagine a large, square-cornered "U" with most of the right leg removed. The left leg is attached to a wall, the bottom holds various wheels, tires, rims, and whatever else you like. The little leg on the end keeps things from sliding off.
They're available in a variety of sizes; I'd guess the one I have sticks off the wall about a yard, plenty of room for a few wheels if you don't mind them touching each other.
Another solution I use is just a long nail on the wall onto which goes a single wheel or rim.
Yet another solution is a small hook hanging from the ceiling, the kind you usually hang bikes from. A pair of wheels will fit on one of these.
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brucerobbins@supanet.com wrote:
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> A while ago I got some great suggestions for ways of storing bikes in my
> none-too-big bike shed. What about wheels? Does anyone have an ingenious way
> of hanging/stacking/intertwining them so they don't take up as much space?
>
> My 10ftx8ft shed will now comfortably accommodate a dozen bikes but the five
> or six pairs of wheels I have lying around are driving me mad.
>
> Thanks for any help.
> Bruce
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