Where do you keep your bike?
11-16-05, 07:10 PM
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Originally Posted by roadracer13
This is my, "WHEN IT"S GONE TO FAR" picture... in my living area is the answer.
It is to bad I don't ride much... ah well...
It is to bad I don't ride much... ah well...
Please send me that Bianchi frame in the LH corner.
Is that a 57 or 59 c-t-t?
George
11-16-05, 07:16 PM
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Spare bedroom for now...when I move...I dunno yet
11-16-05, 07:17 PM
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Originally Posted by biker7
Love it!
Please send me that Bianchi frame in the LH corner.
Is that a 57 or 59 c-t-t?
George
Please send me that Bianchi frame in the LH corner.
Is that a 57 or 59 c-t-t?
George
11-16-05, 07:17 PM
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Spec. Roubaix Pro is hanging in the corner in my bedroom and the beater is in a trainer in the living room.
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11-16-05, 07:17 PM
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At the paint shop.
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11-16-05, 07:19 PM
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Originally Posted by 55/Rad
At the paint shop.
55/Rad
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11-16-05, 07:22 PM
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Originally Posted by 55/Rad
At the paint shop.
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LMAO....Rad when you unveil the Tête de Course, It will be truly an event in the BF!
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11-16-05, 07:38 PM
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My storage area looks like this for now. We're painting the first floor rooms so eventually I'll get rid of the flowery wallpaper in the background. I apologize for the bad picture in advance, I just can't seem to get enough flash down this narrow area. 
11-16-05, 07:41 PM
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In my garage, semi heated in winter (to about 55-60 degrees) and in the summer it can get to around 85 degrees. Hung from hooks
11-16-05, 07:57 PM
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Originally Posted by TCR
In the garage? On the back porch? In the bedroom? Is it inside or outside? Does it have to endure the cold temps of winter and the hot temps of summer?
I keep mine in the bedroom hanging from the ceiling in the corner. I'm surprised by how many of my riding buds keep their bikes in the garage, where temps will fall to the low 30's in the winter and rise to over 100 in the summer! :O
I keep mine in the bedroom hanging from the ceiling in the corner. I'm surprised by how many of my riding buds keep their bikes in the garage, where temps will fall to the low 30's in the winter and rise to over 100 in the summer! :O
Just curious, this sort of nonsensical sillyness just keeps growing.
11-16-05, 08:00 PM
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I keep them in my library.
11-16-05, 08:11 PM
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I keep all bikes in the basement bike work shop. Secure, warm and dry.
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11-16-05, 08:16 PM
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I live in a nice, safe suburban neighborhood. I only lock my doors last thing at night. The garage door usually doesn't get closed until bedtime unless it's really cold.
My and my wife's department store bikes hang unsecured on the garage wall. They're in plain view of the well-traveled street most of the time. I usually pray someone will steal mine, so I'll have an excuse to get a decent MTB. Sadly, no one ever does.
All that said, the roadie doesn't stay unattended outside for more than a split second. It sits safely inside, in an unused corner of the kitchen.
It's funny...I'm so cavalier about the MTB since it has no real value to me, and nothing ever happens to it. But when it comes to the road bike, I'm convinced I'm surrounded by innumerable depraved theives.
My and my wife's department store bikes hang unsecured on the garage wall. They're in plain view of the well-traveled street most of the time. I usually pray someone will steal mine, so I'll have an excuse to get a decent MTB. Sadly, no one ever does.
All that said, the roadie doesn't stay unattended outside for more than a split second. It sits safely inside, in an unused corner of the kitchen.
It's funny...I'm so cavalier about the MTB since it has no real value to me, and nothing ever happens to it. But when it comes to the road bike, I'm convinced I'm surrounded by innumerable depraved theives.
11-16-05, 08:18 PM
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Mtb in the locker downstairs
Miele road bike at in-laws for when I just got get away.
Bianchi road in the spare bedroom/office, dry, warm and aways insight.
Miele road bike at in-laws for when I just got get away.
Bianchi road in the spare bedroom/office, dry, warm and aways insight.
11-16-05, 08:29 PM
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Originally Posted by Tequila Joe
I keep all bikes in the basement bike work shop. Secure, warm and dry.
T.J.
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11-16-05, 08:33 PM
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In my apartment, near the door. I'm not sure where I'd put a second bike if/when I get around to another one. I guess slightly further inside, so by the dinner table.
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11-16-05, 08:37 PM
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Mine hangs on the wall in the computer room.
I spend a lot of time in the room , so my bike never gets too lonely.
I spend a lot of time in the room , so my bike never gets too lonely.
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11-16-05, 08:45 PM
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Originally Posted by roadracer13
Hmm... looks good... wish I had a basement!! The wife, who is sooo cool and two of those bikes are hers... but she is kinda over all the bikes in the house. Oh well... it's going to be a cold winter... hope she dresses warm!!!
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11-16-05, 09:08 PM
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master bedroom:
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Living/Gohonzon room: DH's and my mountain bikes
Dining room: Road bike and new folding bike
That's when we aren't having a meeting over here. When people come over to chant, my husband rolls the bikes into the garage for the duration of the meeting, then brings them back in after everyone leaves.
Dining room: Road bike and new folding bike
That's when we aren't having a meeting over here. When people come over to chant, my husband rolls the bikes into the garage for the duration of the meeting, then brings them back in after everyone leaves.
11-16-05, 09:30 PM
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in the garage until it gets really cold, then they winter in the basement
11-16-05, 09:41 PM
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Seven complete bikes in the shed. The 3-speed and the trainer in the carport. Projects (3 for now) in the basement shop. Any overflow go in the carport.
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Garage. I have 14 month old. Any questions? 
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