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Reddit mentions of Nite Ize Original Gear Tie, Reusable Rubber Twist Tie, 6-Inch, Lime Green, 2 Pack, Made in the USA
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Reddit mentions: 2
We found 2 Reddit mentions of Nite Ize Original Gear Tie, Reusable Rubber Twist Tie, 6-Inch, Lime Green, 2 Pack, Made in the USA. Here are the top ones.
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REUSABLE RUBBER TWIST TIES - Flexible, reusable Gear Ties have a tough rubber exterior that provides excellent grip and a strong, bendable wire interior to hold their shape making them endlessly reusable and usefulAVAILABLE IN A VARIETY OF COLORS + SIZES FOR ALL YOUR WRAPPING, BUNDLING, + ORGANIZING NEEDS - The 6" size is perfect for wrapping small-to-medium appliance cords, shoring up plant stems, color coding, and other organizational tasksTWIST IT, TIE IT, REUSE IT - No more need for single-use cable ties or zip ties, these Reusable Rubber Twist Ties can be used over and over again to organize cords, wrap headphones, and for endless other tasks at home, in the office, or on the job siteONE-OF-A-KIND GEAR TIE TECHNOLOGY - Nite Ize is the original, trusted maker of Gear Ties. With our innovative manufacturing process, these patented Gear Ties are built to last through years of tough use at home or on the jobDURABLE, WATERPROOF + UV RESISTANT - Perfect for use both indoors and out. They will even hold up to salt water!WORRY-FREE GUARANTEE - all Nite Ize products are backed by our Worry-Free Guarantee
Specs:
| Color | Lime Green |
| Height | 1 Inches |
| Length | 1 Inches |
| Number of items | 2 |
| Size | 6" - 2-Pack |
| Weight | 0.0220462262 Pounds |
| Width | 1 Inches |
I totally know the struggle!
One option is to use reusable rubber gear ties to secure the front wheel to the downtube. This way it won't pivot too much, and will stay mostly upright. You can then lean it against the wall without worrying about the front wheel.
As for locking up to a rack, I tend to pivot the wheel all the way in one direction and lean against the bike as I lock up the rear wheel/chain stay. Then it stays upright while I use a second U-lock to lock the front wheel to the frame or rack. Since you mentioned locking, I want to make sure you know proper locking technique. Having had a bike stolen, I know how important it is! I'd definitely recommend 2 U-locks to secure both wheels and the frame. If you don't know what I'm talking about, please feel free to ask any questions! (I just don't want to waste your time if you already know!)
In terms of wheeling it around the garage, I find that through time holding the handle bars and walking it, you figure out what works through trial and error.
Yup I have one. Super durable and no one will be able to steal my bike. I strap it onto the top of my rear rack with these Nite Ize tie down things which keep the huge lock super still and prevent it from banging around everywhere. Also much quieter.
It is quite heavy but the security is worth it for me for a $1200 ebike.