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Jul 13, 2009 | 03:15 PM

#11

maddghost

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From: Out on Deranged

How 'bout just keeping the bike in the living room?

Jul 13, 2009 | 04:28 PM

#12

jblank37

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From: Little Rock, AR

Here's what I did. $650.00 and 2 days work.

Last edited by jblank37; Jul 13, 2009 at 04:33 PM.

Jul 13, 2009 | 04:49 PM

#13

thomaskray

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From: Carroll County, Maryland

That's nice. I like that.

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Originally Posted by jblank37

Here's what I did. $650.00 and 2 days work.

Jul 14, 2009 | 07:08 AM

#14

8541hog

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From: Ogden, UT

SInce I just moved in with my GF and she had no garage, here is what I did....1 weekend of bustin our tails and it was good to go. Saved about $ 1,000.00 over buying a shed from Home Depot or similar place.

http://www.rsarcdd.net/html/new_home.html

Jul 14, 2009 | 07:37 AM

#15

cornishman

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From: Cornwall UK

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Originally Posted by DynaMightBuzz

Sure there is. Have a garage sale! If you're like most people, I bet you don't need or use half the **** in your garage anyway. You should have seen my garage this past winter. I could barely fit a skate board in there, let alone a bike. It's beautiful now though. Pulled in about a grand all together. Other than those old ladies trying to jew me down from .50 to a nickel, it was well worth it.

Don't be lazy....get it done. lol

I,m sitting here with pulled muscles in my side ....when i read this the laughter pain was hellish...thanks LOL...i think

Jul 14, 2009 | 09:37 AM

#16

Fastfwd

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From: Oklahoma City, OK

Man, I’m house hunting and I would ideally like to have a place for my bike in the new home I buy, but I may have to resort to a shed of some kind too….

Those Tuff Sheds are pretty crazy expensive, but I really don’t have the talent to build my own. I may end up having to bribe my uncle to help me.

Jul 14, 2009 | 09:51 AM

#17

Gutter Man

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From: SE Wisconsin

Sounds to me like you have a very serious problem and here is what I would do....
1. buy a box of your favorite malted beverage
2. Sit on box of malted beverage as you drink one at a time
3. Think of a reasonable solution as you drink
4. When your rear end hits the floor it should come to you

My solution was to order a dumpster and clean house. Only took 12 beers
Hope this helps
Gutter man

Jul 14, 2009 | 10:02 AM

#18

Deadbroke_bootleg

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From: FTW Texas

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Originally Posted by leonm47

There is no way I can move enough sh-t in my garage to park my new addition to the family. As it stands now I park my bike in a storage unit down the street from my residence. Do any of you have some suggestions as what type of mini shed I could get for my back yard so I can have my baby home with me? Thanx in advance.
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buy one of those ulrich barns or mini sheds if you live in grand prarie you have to have seen them for sale, theyre everywhere. or better yet for about 400 bucks you could go to Home depot and build you a pretty good sized Man Cave for yourself. that is if you can swing a hammer.