storing your pride and joy over winter - where?

[andrewsmith]

cheers mate. U got a Pm regards something else

Originally Posted by danf1234

LOL I turned mine off last night. Fook it, it's going back on.

mines always on

Originally Posted by TheRamJam

You could always decorate it with tinsel and put xmas lights on it.

Now that be a cool tree

I had thought of this fooook the tree! whos idea was it anyhow to put a tree in your lounge? bikes a better idea

Originally Posted by danf1234

You cannot be married. My wife would have my knackers if she came home and the bike was in the house.

"simples"

remove the wife

well mine stays outside all year under a cover and i take it for a ride every 3 weeks or so to keep the battery charged, hopefully have a garage again someday, but i won't count on it.

Originally Posted by danf1234

Personally I can't think of anything worse than riding in the horrible weather that we had last year. Storage for me.

We hardly had any bad weather last year, I don 't know what all the bloody fuss was about. There were only about 5 days over winter where a bike couldn't have been ridden safely.

I fall off in the dry! so i'll stay indoors when its greesy and icy lol

[yorkie_chris]

Originally Posted by Lozzo

We hardly had any bad weather last year, I don 't know what all the bloody fuss was about. There were only about 5 days over winter where a bike couldn't have been ridden safely.

Soft southern poof, we had weeks of it here where you were skating about all over the bloody place.

Maybe it's just our incompetent councils who don't buy enough salt and then go absolutely f*cking mental with it the first mild frost there is in October...

We had at least 3 weeks of snow on the ground. Main roads were cleared pretty quick, however the paths were impassable for ages.

Originally Posted by danf1234

We had at least 3 weeks of snow on the ground. Main roads were cleared pretty quick, however the paths were impassable for ages.

Same here... where we used to live, the ickle roads on the estate were impassable and it was only about 400 yards to the main road but it might as well have been 400 miles.

Now we live out the back of beyond, I doubt that the Council will grit the lanes.