New Bike Shed
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11-05-2006 | 09:56 PM
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New Bike Shed
This is sweet. My baby does not have to sit out in the rain or the snow or weather anymore!!! YES! lol..... I finally invested in a new shed for the bike. My father in law is an electrical engineer, so he wired it all up for me yesterday. Put a motion sensor light in the front, a plug in in the back, and a 250 watt quartz light inside that also keeps the shed heated. Now I just need a TV and a bed in it!! lol lol lol
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11-05-2006 | 10:11 PM
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RE: New Bike Shed
A radio would be perfect!!! lol
I put the blow up in there, and she got too close to the heat bulb and popped. [:@] lol
It wasn't too bad priced. It cost me $40.00 a month for 3 years. All steel construction, and treated wood floors. I couldn't afford to shell out all the cash up front for a shed, so this worked out perfect.
I'm going to go wash the bike now. lol lol....it's been about 3 weeks since I have even wiped her down. Been to darn busy. Poor baby.
I put the blow up in there, and she got too close to the heat bulb and popped. [:@] lol
It wasn't too bad priced. It cost me $40.00 a month for 3 years. All steel construction, and treated wood floors. I couldn't afford to shell out all the cash up front for a shed, so this worked out perfect.
I'm going to go wash the bike now. lol lol....it's been about 3 weeks since I have even wiped her down. Been to darn busy. Poor baby.
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11-05-2006 | 10:38 PM
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RE: New Bike Shed
Looks nice dude - hope it works out for you - but I hope you are kidding on the price...
That's $1400+
This one is less than 1200... http://www.samsclub.com/shopping/nav...=2&item=125831
This is 500 http://www.samsclub.com/shopping/nav...=2&item=146585
That's $1400+
This one is less than 1200... http://www.samsclub.com/shopping/nav...=2&item=125831
This is 500 http://www.samsclub.com/shopping/nav...=2&item=146585
. That's enough room for my car and both my bikes
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11-06-2006 | 12:56 AM
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RE: New Bike Shed
Thanks!! I like it...
Sro, I looked at the HomeDepot sheds, and the sam's club sheds, etc.... But the sam's club shed is real skinny metal. You can weed eat it, and dent it. The Home Depot sheds were expensive. One similar to what I have was almost 6 grand....ouch. The one I ended up going with, they had to bring in on a flat bed and unload by crane. That dude is heavy. I was at work when the delivered it, and they set it in a little crooked [:@] .... 3 of my friends and I could not budge it, so I said screw it. It matches the crookedness of the house! lol lol
Drag, it's an 8.5' x 12.5'
And, I did wash the bike!!! Finally. She likes me again. ha ha ha ha
She's CLEAN again!! lol
Sro, I looked at the HomeDepot sheds, and the sam's club sheds, etc.... But the sam's club shed is real skinny metal. You can weed eat it, and dent it. The Home Depot sheds were expensive. One similar to what I have was almost 6 grand....ouch. The one I ended up going with, they had to bring in on a flat bed and unload by crane. That dude is heavy. I was at work when the delivered it, and they set it in a little crooked [:@] .... 3 of my friends and I could not budge it, so I said screw it. It matches the crookedness of the house! lol lol
Drag, it's an 8.5' x 12.5'
And, I did wash the bike!!! Finally. She likes me again. ha ha ha ha
She's CLEAN again!! lol