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I was wondering if anyone had experience of keeping a motorbike inside the entrance hallway of a rented house/apartment. Would a prospective landlord let me do it or make a fuss If I sneaked it in without permission?
My 750 is very house trained, she doesn't wee coolant or poo oil anywhere. A garage is out of the question due to cost of living and she doesn't like the winter cold or dampness associated with being kept outdoors. |
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Can't see it being a problem as long as nothing leaks and you don't do burn outs in the hall way
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Don't think you'll be allowed to unfortunately because of fire regulations.
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If he has buildings insurance there is a very good chance that it stipulates no petrol to be kept inside the building. So you would have to drain the tank first.
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Erm not sure that a landlord would like it, as has been said fire regulations for one but also the wear and tear of bringing a bike in and out of the house.
Also you would need to check about house content insurance and see is anything in there that would void their policy if it were that your bike, with a petrol tank caught fire?! ![]() |
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Storing petrol inside is a no no when it comes to insurance. Could you rent a garage?
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My 750 stayed outside very happily for years - as do all my bikes. They're tough!
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yup afraid so. No petrol containers inside house or insurance nul and void.
I was always rather relieved that you could never get a bike anywhere near a kitchen or living room, or I wouldn't be able to see the TV for bikes!!!
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