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Going down Homebase now....
to buy a plastic stool,
three screws
and a coping saw.
;]
I remember being impressed with these when they were launched, a few years ago, until I saw the price. Still ridiculous money and then they have the cheek to add £7.40 postage on top! I guess they're not aimed at cyclists at all, but arty installations with more money than sense.
sloped top tubes aren't a problem really, although with one bike it was necessary for the bike to be at a slightly odd angle in order to hold it securely. the shape of the hooked sections means that top-routed cables can get caught against the frame, but it depends on the shape of the top tube: if it's wide the hooks contact the sides of the tube and there's a little bit of space for the cables.
Struck me that this might interact badly with cables on the top tube. Not sure how well it would work with bikes with a steeply sloped top tubes either.