motorcycle shells?
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Incidentally my dad has this same one and I built it. It was a pain in the *** to build but it works well. I reccomemend sealing the roof well.
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Incidentally my dad has this same one and I built it. It was a pain in the *** to build but it works well. I reccomemend sealing the roof well.
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cycle shell seems to be a good product. I rent too so I dont want to get something perm cause i would have to break it down when we buy a house next year.
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cycle shell seems to be a good product. I rent too so I dont want to get something perm cause i would have to break it down when we buy a house next year.
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i keep two bikes in a plastic shed.
laid a concrete slab, wood floor, and the shed has been up going on 10 years now, never once a problem.
it has "skylights", room for shelves, toolboxes, heaters, etc.
two masterlocks on the door and i've never been worried about the security of the bikes
laid a concrete slab, wood floor, and the shed has been up going on 10 years now, never once a problem.
it has "skylights", room for shelves, toolboxes, heaters, etc.
two masterlocks on the door and i've never been worried about the security of the bikes
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