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11-01-08, 12:57 PM

I'm looking at getting one of these (the OP's bike shed not Paws' one) for a new bike when I get it. I don't know about the the other one but the secure-a-bike one was made of thicker metal when I checked against other bike sheds that I could find - which is shown by the fact the smallest one weighs 350kg empty! I like the fact it will be over half a ton with a bike locked inside it, no-one's gonna have an easy time pulling/lifting that away anyway.

I'm actually planning to install it (bolt it to the ground) inside my garage in a huge bout of post-theft overkill...

P.s. another thing with the secure-a-bike is that you can chain it to the box itself so if someone gets in they can't necessarily get the bike separated. Btw the ramp that comes out doesn't have to be a full ramp for both wheels, you can buy one with just a half bit for the front wheel, although you probably still need the same amount of space...

11-01-08, 12:57 PM	#12
muffles Guest Posts: n/a	Re: secure-a-bike I'm looking at getting one of these (the OP's bike shed not Paws' one) for a new bike when I get it. I don't know about the the other one but the secure-a-bike one was made of thicker metal when I checked against other bike sheds that I could find - which is shown by the fact the smallest one weighs 350kg empty! I like the fact it will be over half a ton with a bike locked inside it, no-one's gonna have an easy time pulling/lifting that away anyway. I'm actually planning to install it (bolt it to the ground) inside my garage in a huge bout of post-theft overkill... P.s. another thing with the secure-a-bike is that you can chain it to the box itself so if someone gets in they can't necessarily get the bike separated. Btw the ramp that comes out doesn't have to be a full ramp for both wheels, you can buy one with just a half bit for the front wheel, although you probably still need the same amount of space...