Instruction: Analyze a question and its supporting document. Predicting answerability based on the information provided in the document. Output yes if the document contains relevant information to answer the question, otherwise output no.

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Question: can you hang the bicycle vertically?
Document: I am not using it to hang a bicycle, I am using it to hang my Boom from my Sailboat. It is winter time here now, so my sailboat is all covered up and in stead of leavening my boom and sails on my boat I now keep it in my cabin about 12 feet up. It works perfect.
If I hang the second, it would be over the hood of my wife's car. There is simply no other way to do it. I suggest that prospective buyers consider placement before ordering. I used the height of the bicycle plus 12&#34; and handlebar width plus 5&#34; (from the wall) and that worked out well.
This has not worked out. The reason is that the lift employs a clever brake to check the rope between pulls as you lift. To release this brake to lower the boat (or lift it) you have to pull straight down on the rope. This is no problem for a skinny bicycle. However, the width of the boat gets in the way and the lift will not work in this configuration. The way around this is to hang the boat from the ends.
I tried using this hoist to lift a raft frame to the ceiling in the middle of my garage so I could park my car underneath it. Didn't work because the raft frame weight doesn't hang down like a bicycle. The raft frame rotated as I tried to lift it to the ceiling. I moved it.against the side wall of the garage to lift the raft frame up so it would rest against the side wall.
Rad Bicycle LiftThis lift is working great and also, is adjustable to fit many projects that it could be used to lift objects.
We now have 4 of these hanging in our garage and they're easy to operate and keep the bikes off the garage floor. Hanging from the ceiling we can always add another bicycle!
Now the trikes lower fairly easily with a little practice (they are not as easy to balance as a bicycle - partly why it fell off the hook that first time) and I am pleased with the result.
My husband bought a bicycle built for two for our recreation. We worried that it might be stolen from our garage. Now with the Hoist/Lift it is high up in the ceiling. It is easy to put up and take down. And we have lots more floor space to use.
These hangers are nice and sturdy, hold bikes with no problem. They actually have sort of an angle-dependent lock at the back hanger, so that the weight of the bicycle is not on the rope and the wall-tie. It's similar to the release on mini-blinds. I'd have more of these if I had the ceiling space!
I have used one of these lifts in use for many years to store my bicycle out of the way on the 9 foot ceiling on my garage. It has worked very well for this purpose. One caution is that mounting the lift can get somewhat complicated if the ceiling joists don't run perpendicular to the orientation of the bike.
Answer: yes