Maybe this link will work............
https://www.facebook.com/video.php?v=72 ... =2&theater
Cycle storage
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dwerbil
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Cycle storage
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04 R1150RT ~ 78 R100/7 ~ 84 RS ~ 93 K1100RS ~ 65 R60/2
Randy in Round Rock
Re: Cycle storage
Very nice. I live in a condo and we have a cage where we can lock up our motorbikes, but it's not that hard to break into. Fortunately we have not had a problem since we moved the bicycles behind closed doors. It would be nice to have a place to keep some tools and oil and other bike related things next to my parking spot.
Sadly that thing probably costs as much as my bike.
Sadly that thing probably costs as much as my bike.
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Duane Ausherman
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Re: Cycle storage
The link works. The mini-garage might work for some.
One can buy one of those premade storage buildings like Tuff Shed, but I build them for about 1/2 that price. The last one that I built cost only for the plywood floor due to materials I salvaged from my inspection work on airports. It is on skids so that it can be moved around easily.
One can buy one of those premade storage buildings like Tuff Shed, but I build them for about 1/2 that price. The last one that I built cost only for the plywood floor due to materials I salvaged from my inspection work on airports. It is on skids so that it can be moved around easily.
Ask the Indians what happens when you don't control immigration.