smiler 2964
In: Telford
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Looking at getting a bike shelter and would like people's opinions before I purchase owt.
dubs
In: newport
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have you got room to put one up and a good floor to put it on?
smiler 2964
In: Telford
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I need to put a few slabs down, unfortunately my garden isnt that big so another shed is out of the equation
dubs
In: newport
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smiler 2964
In: Telford
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It needs to be portable so I can use it out the front of my house during the summer.
yorkie mick
In: Wakefield
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Have you seen these links smiler.
smiler 2964
In: Telford
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Thanks Mick.
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yorkie mick
In: Wakefield
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These reviews Smiler, from the Amazon site.
BAZ224
In: Welwyn Garden Ci
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I'm on my 2nd one. First was cheapest on ebay and lasted only 3 years before the canvas got crusty and started to crack, split and leak. Liberal coats of Fabsil waterproofing kept it going for 4th year just. Now invested in (only slightly more expensive) Storm Protector (www.storm-protector.com) and it is in a different league. Can be locked shut. Cover is UV-resistant and 100% waterproof. Frameis rust-proof. Recommended.
smiler 2964
In: Telford
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Appreciate the links and opinions guys thank you. Looking at the ridehide and storm protector.
smiler 2964
In: Telford
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Just got myself a Storm Protector shelter. Now to move my baby out the front room and see how it goes over winter.
JP
In: Birmingham
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You cant put your bike outside in this weather unless your going to ride it to work everyday
smiler 2964
In: Telford
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That's why I've got the shelter and my heavy duty cover need space in my front room jp
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