Do you have, as some houses do, a narrow "aisle" - between house and fence, or house and outbuilding or something. In which case a strong locking gate at one or both ends will do the trick.
none. thieves dont exist and its just a hassle.
get a bike clamp, It's not like you live on the shore or anything
Buy a prefab shed and stop whining about money
find an old shed for sale and move it in
yeah no.#8 wire baby! build one!
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Do you have, as some houses do, a narrow "aisle" - between house and fence, or house and outbuilding or something. In which case a strong locking gate at one or both ends will do the trick.
Originally Posted by skidmark
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As has been pointed out earlier, the point is to make it too hard to bother with, one of my mates has an 8 foot chain thru both wheels and usually round a post when out, or thru a floor latch like the one shown before. never has any problems. Repco have some wizz-bang cable locks about 2m long, they also have alarms built in, think they go for about $50 or so.
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That would be good. The problem is, what kind of trap? Electric trap? Fire trap?
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mate its about $400 for a shed thats big enough for ya bike.
It aint just the security issue--with a shed you can fix ya bike in the dry
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