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Postby Rob » Tue Nov 25, 2003 10:28 pm

some good news at last,no the bike didnt make a return, but the insurance claim went well, and we got the full amount for both bikes, so only £80 of £5000...so all good!!!

now the big debate of what to get, im thinking of replacing the prince exactly the same, maybe a slightly larger frame!!!

:lol:
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Postby ricadus » Sat Nov 29, 2003 8:33 pm

After getting one of my bikes stolen a few month ago I decided to store my road bike inside the flat, so bought one of these wall mount devices from
http://tuskstore.overpro.co.uk/

It uses a clever bolt system which expands as you tighten them to grip the drill-holes. I was a bit skeptical about whether they would work, so rather than risk damaging the bike, first I lifted myself up -- and yes, it supported my 63 Kgs just fine and was rock solid. The hooks are covered in a spongey gel plastic, so aren't going to damage the top tube. (Note: has to be fixed to masonry walls (brick, concrete), not plaster-board type)

[img]http://members.lycos.co.uk/Voyages_Redux/bikeart.jpg[/img]


So, if you're going to get another Pinarello, why not display it like the work of art it is?
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Postby Rob » Sun Nov 30, 2003 4:18 pm

lol, i did hang up my bikes in the garage, when the next pinarello comes, its going to be bolted to the wall everynight in a big garage with an airtight door and a alarm system hooked up to the police station! no ones ever getting my bikes again! :D ( i hope)
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