Bike stuff in your personal space....
11-28-09, 10:09 PM
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My wife is very tolerant considering bikes and gear have invaded every room and all large closets in the house. That's what happens when -- desiring to live in the city where everything is central and car use is unnecessary -- you move from a large house into a townhouse!
11-29-09, 02:57 PM
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All 10 of my bikes fit into what used to be my wife's shed.......
I do have moist items of cycling apparel drying in 3 different rooms, chain splitters and spare tubes scattered around and drawers full of clothing a parts that will @one day, come in handy':-)
I do have moist items of cycling apparel drying in 3 different rooms, chain splitters and spare tubes scattered around and drawers full of clothing a parts that will @one day, come in handy':-)
11-30-09, 03:22 PM
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I find it a little funny and creepy you have a tripod pointed at your bed 
11-30-09, 06:04 PM
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Actually, here are couple more. I've posted these before in one of the "how do you wash your bikes" threads. The old place had a shower stall. I could roll them in on the back wheel and lean them against the side of the shower. The new place has a regular tub, and requires a different method:
As I've advised before, exercise extreme caution with this if you co-habitate with females.
As I've advised before, exercise extreme caution with this if you co-habitate with females.
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11-30-09, 07:52 PM
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moi? it isn't pointed at the bed. that is just the only place I don't keep knocking it over when I move a bike. LOL
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12-02-09, 03:41 PM
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Currently every bike is spending the crappier months in the garage. All 11 of them + the xtracycle. My bike gear such as shorts/socks/shoes stay in my room, while the battery chargers/helmet/bags are in the office. When I'm riding more often I keep the chosen one in the house. The roomies don't really like that though - I swear sometimes its worse than living with my ex.
Parts are strewn all over during a project.
Parts are strewn all over during a project.
12-03-09, 09:10 AM
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i live in a studio apartment in manhattan, my only room is my personal space. the other room I have is a bathroom, that's about it.
