How many bikes can you get away with...
Before your other half starts rolling their eyes and complaining that they take up too much space in the house?
I have two roadies with no real excuse other than I'm too sentimentally attached to be without either. Deal was I had to get rid of a MTB and a 70's folder to get roadie #2 last year tho...
So I'd say that two is the limit in our house, what's yours?
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Permalink Reply by RD6 on -
8 bikes in our household, two roadies ( one's on the rollers and one is my current ride ), two cheap his & her MTB plus four kids bikes ( two kids bikes are stuffed just gathering dust )
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Permalink Reply by Clive Palfrey on -
How about gifting the dust collectors to the Community Bicycle Workshop/Bikes for Refugees.
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Permalink Reply by RD6 on
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good idea Clive, I use em as spare parts for the lads bike, they are missing bits and bobs
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Permalink Reply by Dahondude on -
Nine currently - 4 kids bikes, two knock around MTBs/commuters and three road bikes, but soon to be four road bikes.
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Permalink Reply by Paul on -
Bikes take up too much space in the house?
SHED.
2 road bikes, 2 mtbs, 2 kids bikes, 2 spare frames. A whole cupboard of assorted componentry; for when I have time to build the next two bikes up for the kids!
get a SHED!
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Permalink Reply by Paul on
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Technically speaking, it's a bloody disaster area at the moment.... too much junk gets put in there taking up room that could otherwise be dedicated to building bikes!
Gotta change the locks...
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Permalink Reply by Don (Who's lost?) Nairn on -
I have the issue that the shed is full of junk but as soon as I want to throw things out she whom must be obeyed says that is precious.
I currently have 3 reliable bikes and one that is being worked on.
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Permalink Reply by Bekster on -
Lol, guess that's why I keep mine in the house - the man cave is well and truely inhabited by the man of the house!
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Permalink Reply by Tim B (the running man) on
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