Summary

This is a pretty niche thing, but here goes: I had an idea to mount my bike on my wall with a standard adjustable TV arm setup. They use the standard VESA screw arrangement, so it was pretty easy for me to find something on Amazon that fit my needs. I used some old screws that I had lying around to self tap into the plastic, through the back of the VESA plate holes, and that held pretty damn well. I just used PLA for the mount and haven't had any problems. My bike is quite light though, it's all carbon, so it may be worth modifying the mounting setup so that the screws have nuts embedded into the plastic. I would also recommend a material stronger than PLA. PETG or ABS oughta do it if you're interested in trying it out yourself with something heavier than a bombtrack.

Now some folks say that you shouldn't support your bike from the frame at all, but I have a feeling more often than not the concern is with a setup that puts inward pressure on the top bar of the frame itself. Since this bracket is literally just a holder that supports the bike from underneath, I'm not worrying too much.

I would also recommend lining the inside with a cloth or some felt, to avoid scratching the metal. Depending on which way you print the part, there may be some support that leaves the surface of the print a little bit scratchy. I used some packing foam.