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Old 07-03-12, 07:49 AM   #11
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Default Re: Keeping folk from messing about on your bike.

i wold get a cheap out door cover for it
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Old 07-03-12, 07:57 AM   #12
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Buy a cheap cover. And write a short but polite message for the Japanese tourists upon it.

i.e YOU TOUCH BIKE, ME CHOP YERROW BORROCKS OFF.

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This would be funny coz they would be stood there trying to work out what it meant and looking up " borrocks" in their travel dictionary ..! ha !
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Old 07-03-12, 08:12 AM   #13
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think Triumph had it right back in the days of the T3 speed triple.

Liking the idea but too many other dogs walked past my spot...caught one pishing on my front wheel the other day! They'd all be eaten up

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So MissyBurdYC, I guess you need to get a Speed Triple to guard your bike.
Again, nice idea...very nice idea...however, a financially stupid one

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Chocolate spread on the seat
I don't need to be attracted to my bike...and bees/dogs/hungry tourists can pi$$ off an' all! Tis bad enough it's a yellow bike, the flying insects love it. Especially as it sits next to some pretty flowerboxes

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I assume your office has a window, and I know your BF likes his air rifles.
Ye but I don't dare attempt to transport one on the bike, can you imagine how angry he would be if I came off and broked it?
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Old 07-03-12, 08:31 AM   #14
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Just take a massive dump on the seat before leaving the bike.

Or I could do some police aware stickers? "EVIDENCE: THIS VEHICLE IS NOT TO BE TAMPERED WITH, DOING SO WILL BE CONSIDERED AS PERVERTING THE COURSE OF JUSTICE AND WILL RESULT IN A CUSTODIAL SENTENCE"

Or build ikea furniture round it - that'll confuse 'em.

Maybe some of those ropes you get at the cinemas to keep the queues in line, bit like a VIP area but with a silly sv650 inside it..

Could you fit an extra loud alarm with remote panic button, anytime someone goes near it just set it off.

Failing that, stop parking outside Leeds Bradford airport.
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Old 07-03-12, 08:40 AM   #15
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I should perhaps mention that the bike is parked on a bit of slippery paving just wider than the bike on a steep slope, next to a cobbled street that is frequently accessed by turning cars. No room for cordoning off, building of furniture. A cover is an idea I guess.
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Old 07-03-12, 09:29 AM   #16
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Park it upside down ... simples!

Keeps your seat dry too.
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Old 07-03-12, 09:45 AM   #17
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I'll get Bob to lay some trunking....thats should do the trick.

He layed one in front of Chris t'other day......stink turned him right off going in the shed
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Old 07-03-12, 09:47 AM   #18
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Whilst getting your seat lowered, get a remote controlled one of these fitted at the same time.

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Old 07-03-12, 09:54 AM   #19
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Get a sign made up in japanese saying keep off or somthing like that
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