Last updated on November 17, 2020
Building on the Low-Cost Fat Bike Stand idea and needing a way to support the forthcoming Jones Plus build I’ve built a 29+ bike stand from PVC pipe. By taking the previous plans, narrowing the main section, and adding length and height I got something which securely holds a 29+ (700c x 3.0″) wheel.
Modifications to the original plan involve narrowing the center pieces by 1″, adding 0.5″ to each support leg, adding 1″ to the pieces between the upright and the back side, lengthening the horizontal pieces for an 11.75″ opening, and increasing the height of the upright for a 25.5″ opening. This results in a stand which allows the wheel to set in, touch the ground, and slightly lean sideways against one of the uprights. The stand can also be placed directly against a wall and approximately 1″ will be left between the tire and the wall.
Can u please list the segment counts and sizes for this build, like u did for the fat build?
My son built this for me and here’s the details…
Total Time Investment: 25 Minutes
Total Cost: Approx. $34 + Tax
Shopping List
– [ ] 3x 5’ Schedule 40 – 1” PVC Pipe ($3.88 Each)
– [ ] 2x 1” 90° PVC Elbow ($0.98 Each)
– [ ] 8x 1” ’T’ PVC Connection {*5-Pack* ($5.49 Each)}
– [ ] 4x 1” PVC End-Cap ($0.73 Each)
– [ ] 1x 4oz. Christey’s Red Hot Blue Glue ($5.97 Each)
Tool List
– [ ] Hack Saw (Reciprocating-Saw makes quick work of the project)
– [ ] Measuring Tape
– [ ] Permanent Marker
Cut List
– [ ] 2x 4″ Short horizontal straights
– [ ] 4x 3” Center straights
– [ ] 2x 25″ Vertical straights
– [ ] 2x 12″ Long horizontal straits
– [ ] 2x 2″ Elbow connectors
– [ ] 4x 9” Legs