Yes, if your Honda Civic looks like this one then you are in luck. Turns out my wife has one, and I got this one from a store for my car, and it did in fact fit on her civic with the spoiler Her’s is a 2002 though I believe.
I don’t have any pictures of if, but could of swore I did.
If you don’t want to try the saris you can get a hitch and have it fitted, then get pretty much any 1 3/4 inch hitch bike rack will fit.

I do not sell bike racks myself but if you are in the area, I can get one made for you.

- BikeRackEd.

There is not really too much to it. I took all the stuff of I didn’t need, shifter, rear brake, derailers. Cleaned it all up. Took the back wheel off, took the cassette off, screwed a race / track cog on with a lock ring, adjusted the chain, re spaced and re trued my wheel then it was “fixed”.

For extra’s I then replaced the pedals / bar tape, cut all the braze ons off with a hack saw, filed it down, painted it in primer, then several coats of black (after a lot of sanding). Cleaned / polished the chrome. After riding it for a while I cut the larger tooth crank up so that it only had the smaller one on it, and reattached it. This picture has is before that modification, I need to update it The wheelbase is rather short, so if you have big feet and turn a lot you may run into problems turning, but its still a blast to ride. It cost me $15 for the cog, and about $15 in paint. I had all the tools and other equipment though.

Let me know if you have any other questions and how your conversion goes. I’m thinking of selling or trading this one if any one is interested.

if you ride your bike in the rain *a lot* then the grease will eventually seep out, but if you repack your bearings every so often and take care of your bike it shouldn’t be a problem.
Rim bending is a common problem, I wouldn’t hang an expensive set of wheels up, but I might consider hanging kids bikes or cheap mountain bikes up.

There are better storage alternatives then hanging your bike upside down on the wall.

I do not have any posts here my self on mass DIY bike storage, but it is something I could cover in the future.

Thanks for commenting.

Thanks,
–sam