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Anyone using this hanger for their gear

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Hey gang,

I realize that you can always go to Home Depot/Lowes and get some hooks but I think this is a pretty cool product. I would like to purchase two but I have to first get past the price:

http://www.blackandgray.com/main.htm

The product you want to look at is the hiper hanger.

If anyone is currently using the product, I would love to hear your feedback.
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Post by mnnden »

hotzuk, I am defiantly going to look into this product, I always have a problem getting the 2pc Roadcrafter hung up. It might be a little spendy but if it works it is worth it, Thanks Den
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Thanks for the suggestion. I was thinking about this very subject last night when I was searching for hangers last night. :lol:
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This is not posted in the correct forum. Whaycoc, where are you for editing and moving threads when you are needed?

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Yeah, I know this hanger is a little pricey but it does seem to be a keeper. Here is a link for a review of the hanger:

http://www.webbikeworld.com/Reviewed-mo ... ts/hanger/

I think the trick in ordering this is to keep saying to myself that it will last me a lifetime :)
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Post by 12bar1 »

I picked up a heavy duty cedar hanger at Target a couple of weeks ago for about $7.00 and it work perfectly for my one piece stich.
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Post by R4R&R »

Wow - that's an expensive hanger! I wonder how many they're selling? I wish i could come up with an idea like that! :?: :idea: :evil:
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Post by bmwdave52 »

I found some wide and thick shoulder wood hangers at Wal Mart for about $4. They work well.
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You are correct on the expensive price on the hanger. I contacted the company direct and they indicated that they only give volume discounts on orders above six and prices are going up next year!

The hangers are distributed by http://www.motorcycleleatherexchange.com as well as the manufacturer. The offer a little better pricing. The head of the internet ordering stated that if I wanted the product that he would ship for free. I might go that route for two hangers and four clips. Should last me a lifetime right :wink:
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