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Stashed founder Elliot Tanner has many talents, like making ultra-light climbing gear and designing components for Marker’s Kingpin touring binding. But that’s not all: he also built his own high-pivot, gearbox-equipped Enduro bikes, and that was before high-pivots or gearboxes were cool.
But it wasn’t until his family had amassed more bikes than they had room for that he got the inspiration to create a bike storage solution. We caught up with Elliot to chat about that first design, and how it went from something he built to solve his storage problem to the Spacerail Bike Storage System that is the foundation of Stashed, plus a whole lot more.
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TOPICS & TIMES:
Elliot’s Engineering Background (2:59)
Designing Climbing Gear (4:51)
Making Marker KingPin Components (10:42)
Elliot’s high-pivot bikes (16:38)
Designing his First Bike Storage System & Founding Stashed (19:20)
Manufacturing in Wales (22:48)
How does the current Spacerail look compared to the first design (25:11)
Zero percent warranty rate (27:03)
Any hiccups along the way? (29:33)
What do you have planned for future products? (33:11)
What’s hanging on Elliot’s Spacerail (35:16)
Favorite Place to Ride (38:26)
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