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"Bikes, scooters, and skateboards&nbsp;are left strewn across your yard&nbsp;unless children have a place to properly store them—and even then it doesn't always work. If you build this DIY bike rack, thought, you'll have an attractive place&nbsp;to keep your family's&nbsp;wheeled toys organized and&nbsp;in one place, presuming you can actually get the kids to put their bikes away. Pressure-treated 2 X 4s and 2 X 2s are all that's needed to construct this rack. You can install a plywood or panel backing as well, which creates a nice barrier and a place to hang skateboards and helmets. Nails or screws can be used to assemble this project, and a speed square and circular saw are useful for making your cuts.&nbsp; Follow along with Bob from I Like to Make Stuff &nbsp;as he demonstrates how he built his: Once the rack is assembled, you can encourage your kids to paint and decorate it. Adding nameplates to each bicycle parking station can be fun, and maybe being possessive about a parking space is exactly the motivation&nbsp;kids need to stay organized. Soon, we hope,&nbsp; tripping over scooters and slipping on skateboards will be a thing of the past."
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