Keeping a bike indoors - Page 3 - SV650.org

24-01-06, 07:25 AM

Biker Biggles wrote:

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"Oh no! I did'nt!Did I?"

Oh yes we did on occasion!

All part of our education mate!

24-01-06, 07:46 AM

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I think the biggest point here is the fact that you have flamable substances in the house

Not an issue at all really, no different to a integral garage. I am pretty sure your insurance company won't have an issue but better safe than sorry give them a tinkle.

Pingu

29-01-06, 10:00 PM

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Originally Posted by Peter Henry

I've sneaked a few old bikes in to my house on occasion in my time!

What about the horror of discovering the "GSXR1000" that you remember bringing home a 3am has suffered some severe depreciation overnight.

29-01-06, 10:03 PM

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Originally Posted by tomjones2

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Originally Posted by Peter Henry

I've sneaked a few old bikes in to my house on occasion in my time!

What about the horror of discovering the "GSXR1000" that you remember bringing home a 3am has suffered some severe depreciation overnight.

aye terrible things "biker goggles"

29-01-06, 10:31 PM

ophic wrote:

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its my house and i live alone

Any wonder when you use your lounge as Steptoe's yard mate?

29-01-06, 11:50 PM

flammable substances?

what about gas, bottles of acetone nail remover, butane cylinders, etc.. that people keep in their houses? surely they're more of a risk!

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29-01-06, 11:50 PM	#26
Gnan Guest Posts: n/a	flammable substances? what about gas, bottles of acetone nail remover, butane cylinders, etc.. that people keep in their houses? surely they're more of a risk!