Amir, This remedy is rather expensive, so start saving up now! Her goes: a rubber band. That's all ya need. Go from the valve, up to around the down tube, back to the valve. Simple, cheap, quick, won't do any damage. At least till the ultra- violet rays and ozone degrade the rubber so that when you go to remove it, it pops and gives ya a nice sting!
enjoy,
Johnny Pergolizzi who scored at The Balon today!
On Jan 8, 2011, at 10:17 AM, Amir Avitzur wrote:
> I stack my bicycles 3-high on a home-built bike rack.
>
> The forks and handlebars always seem to turn into each other.
>
> The middle bike has an old Rhode Gear(?) front wheel lock. It barely
> works
> but is timeline compatible.
>
> Besides string, is there any good device for keeping the front wheel
> and
> handlebars in-line?
>
> Amir Avitzur
> R'G, Israel