Movable bicycle storage rack

In combination with a pair of bicycles, a bicycle storage rack for storing said bicycles comprising:

• a four-sided base constructed of a plurality of sides with each said side having a length, said base having four spaced apart corners, said base having a diagonal dimension which is greater than each said length, a pair of thin elongated support braces attached to said base, a support tube centrally attached to said base and extending therefrom, each said support brace assuming an angled position relative to said support tube and said base extending from its respective said corner to a point of attachment secured to said support tube with said support braces being in alignment with each other, each said point of attachment being spaced from said base;
• a polygonal shaped upright standard having an upper end and a lower end, said lower end connecting with said support tube, said polygonal shaped standard having planar sides, a pair of said planar sides being oriented perpendicular to said diagonal dimension;
• a single elongated crossbar having a longitudinal dimension mounted on said standard at said upper end, said longitudinal dimension of said crossbar being in alignment with said diagonal dimension and in alignment with said support braces, said crossbar having free ends extending from said standard, said crossbar is inserted through a front spoke wheel of each of said bicycles for supporting the bicycles in abutting juxtaposition in a suspended manner with the cantilevered weight of the bicycles being distributed along said diagonal dimension diminishing the possibility of tipping over of said rack with a rear wheel of each of the bicycles being in resting contact with a support brace, thereby said support brace functions as a stop to insure that each bicycle does not hang precisely vertical but assumes a slightly askewed position relative to said crossbar;
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• said pair of bicycles being mounted on one said free end of said crossbar in a reversed arrangement permitting said pair of bicycles to be closely located with parts of said bicycles overlapping without interference thereby having said bicycles occupy a minimum amount of space when suspended on said crossbar, said rear wheels of said bicycles contacting said support brace on opposite sides thereof.