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| #23  18-Jul-2004, 23:23 | ||||
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| Cant fault you...if you can live with it what's the problem...? Mines in the kitchen...Only problem is it gets covered in carbon...(from all the burnt dinners you understand!)  I did contemplate having my front bay removed and turning the living room into a bike park but...I think the kids won in the end...Where would they watch TV?... There just isn't enough room...The mito is brought through the house onto the balcony out the back and the duke is in the kitchen...and Hubbies tuareg...Well... That's parked outside on the front (rusting)! That's the lure....we live in a rough area...whilst they are damaging that they aren't damaging mine  |
| #25 19-Jul-2004, 15:15 | ||||
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| There's me pulling my hair out trying to find a house to buy with a garage for 5 bikes when really all I need is a house with a large living room and kitchen to keep them in !! |
| #28 20-Jul-2004, 22:01 | ||||
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| Not trying to create problems here but bearing in mind the host of fire-preventive materials built into garages that are part of a house, how does your house buildings/contents insurance stand when you keep a motor-vehicle indoors? I may be being over cautious but I'd hate to think you could have your house burn down around you due to an electrical fault on a motorbike and then find you aren't covered on the insurance  |
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