my workshop nearly finished! - Page 3

madmav · 05-Nov-2004, 20:27

Well guys and gals!!
Thanks very much for your comments!!

i'ts took 12 Coffin Dodgers and me just over a week to do !

from emptying all the things that Wjb had in his garage and some

now on patio

i'ts kinda great running a bike club as i was only talkin about the idea one sunday night and then it was like changing rooms

tiles,cupboards,suspended ceilings, kango hammers, radiator's, timber door frames, rubber flooring etc etc

When i asked the cost for all this! i was told ( six loaves of bread 10lb bacon 2 dozen eggs and six crates of beer ) "NO Charge" but i found out that they all wanted the "coffin dodgers" club to run again

I had closed the club down when dodger no 13 our mate tim got killed last year !! but am now currently resurrecting it ! pardon the pun.

This has just made me realise that with out the club there's no people and without people there's no club

so mavs club is reborn open to anyone with a sports bike of any make!!

serious fun serious mates serious riding

wanna know more mail me!.........mav

Ps this is nothing to do with the DSC or to take anything from the DSC as i will be staying as a payed up member of the DSC

Nigel C · 05-Nov-2004, 23:41

Whats a garage

Jon · 06-Nov-2004, 00:26

With the name coffin dodgers, you sure you aint a bunch of Hells Angels Mav:P

BDG · 06-Nov-2004, 00:50

Looks great but agree that beer fridge is missing.

Hope Dibble doesn't see this post and the pix, he'll have it up for sale:P

Spen · 06-Nov-2004, 10:55

Mav, you've got mail.................

DC · 06-Nov-2004, 15:29

I miss my workshop!

DC.

yorkshire pud · 07-Nov-2004, 14:30

thats brill mav. can i rent it, or how a bout a time share

deej · 07-Nov-2004, 18:16

mav

what have you used on the floor ( and how much), it looks really easy to wipe up spilt oil and keep clean

madmav · 07-Nov-2004, 19:14

deej ! they are rubber chequer plate tiles

but not sure how much or where you get them from? as they arrived on my drive early one morning just as the sun was rising

say no more

ils · 07-Nov-2004, 23:08

I wish santa would give me a garage in place of a minging front yard as a home for my duke. Always under a bike cover, and me paranoid about even washing her in case some feeving scumbag is eyeing her up.
You lucky, lucky, garage owning DSC'er.

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05-Nov-2004, 23:41	#22
Nigel C Registered Forum User Big Twin Posts: 1,710 Join Date: Aug 2002 Location: Worthing Sussex Mood: happy bike passed MOT Whats a garage Reply

06-Nov-2004, 00:26	#23
Jon Registered Forum User Ducati Corse Posts: 3,921 Join Date: Jun 2001 Location: Drayton Bassett, Staffs Mood: Tad more confident With the name coffin dodgers, you sure you aint a bunch of Hells Angels Mav:P Reply

06-Nov-2004, 00:50	#24
BDG Registered Forum User Ducati Corse Posts: 3,893 Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: The North Mood: Daft as MartinH after too much Smirnoff Ice Looks great but agree that beer fridge is missing. Hope Dibble doesn't see this post and the pix, he'll have it up for sale:P Reply

06-Nov-2004, 10:55	#25
Spen Registered Forum User 500SD Posts: 607 Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: Rhodesia. Mood: Buoyant. Mav, you've got mail................. Reply

06-Nov-2004, 15:29	#26
DC Registered Forum User 500SD Posts: 865 Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: Sandhurst, Berkshire. Mood: Double 9, Single 6. I miss my workshop! DC. Reply

07-Nov-2004, 14:30	#27
yorkshire pud Registered Forum User Mille Posts: 182 Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: halfax west yorks Mood: poon tang thats brill mav. can i rent it, or how a bout a time share Reply

07-Nov-2004, 18:16	#28
deej Registered Forum User Ducati Meccanica Bikes: have owned 748/853/916/749/853R/748/848 not sure whats next... Posts: 2,242 Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: deep sunny cornwall Mood: excited about the changes made to averysmotorcycles.co.uk that are coming up mav what have you used on the floor ( and how much), it looks really easy to wipe up spilt oil and keep clean Reply

07-Nov-2004, 19:14	#29
madmav Registered Forum User Ducati Corse Bikes: 1098 Posts: 3,060 Join Date: Dec 2003 Location: West Midlands Mood: Chilled deej ! they are rubber chequer plate tiles but not sure how much or where you get them from? as they arrived on my drive early one morning just as the sun was rising say no more Reply

07-Nov-2004, 23:08	#30
ils Registered Forum User Mille Posts: 142 Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: Edmonton, north London I wish santa would give me a garage in place of a minging front yard as a home for my duke. Always under a bike cover, and me paranoid about even washing her in case some feeving scumbag is eyeing her up. You lucky, lucky, garage owning DSC'er. Reply