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Modifications, Accessories, and Appearance / Topcase mod« Last post by Howie_NT on Today at 10:08 am »little mod for the Topcase to stop its content from bouncing around
   adjustable straps used : ROK Straps 310-1060mm 2
Modifications, Accessories, and Appearance / Re: Bike sheds/garages« Last post by Art on Yesterday at 01:49 pm »I have a Keter Darwin plastic garden shed and they are poor quality.
A motorcycle sized timber shed can be had for less than £600, assuming you have a level solid base to install it on, or if you want to go large a 16' x 10' DIY assembly delivered to your door can be had from £1,600 3
Modifications, Accessories, and Appearance / Re: ALARM« Last post by bartho on Yesterday at 01:14 pm »I have the monimoto 7. I'm still happy with it for two years now. It's independent and I use it on two bikes. Battery last for one year and it works with a FOB witch I find easy to use. In Belgium 39 € yearly subscription. Off course there are others on the market
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Modifications, Accessories, and Appearance / Re: Bike sheds/garages« Last post by CambridgeBob on Yesterday at 11:45 am » Originally Posted by JohnM ![[+]](https://www.nt1100forum.com/vbicons/viewpostright.png "View Post") 5
Modifications, Accessories, and Appearance / Re: Bike sheds/garages« Last post by JohnM on Yesterday at 11:31 am »Is there anything available in plastic ?
There are many garden plastic containers - we have a blanket-chest type one, very robust and dry too. 6
Modifications, Accessories, and Appearance / Re: Bike sheds/garages« Last post by CambridgeBob on Yesterday at 11:12 am »OK, never thought about the condensation, not too fussed about security, a sheds a shed, more worried about the weather, and convenience. Soo a wooden shed... they tend to be big for the size of the door opening, more research is needed.
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Modifications, Accessories, and Appearance / Re: Bike sheds/garages« Last post by CambridgeBob on Yesterday at 11:06 am »Originally Posted by Smith42 Edit Bloody hell Grammarly has spell checked the quote, sorry. 8
Modifications, Accessories, and Appearance / Re: Bike sheds/garages« Last post by Smith42 on Yesterday at 08:47 am »Originally Posted by Art The points are, something compact when the bike is out and takes up little space when it is in, for the construction and materials it should not be expensive and it could have inox materials, if you are handyman it can be a DIY and customizable to yours needs, and last a container is too big and a really awfull box in the backyard. Anyway, it was only an idea... 9
Modifications, Accessories, and Appearance / Re: ALARM« Last post by Art on Yesterday at 08:29 am »For my two penn'orth an alarm can be more trouble than it's worth, a better option would be a tracker. I have neither.
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Modifications, Accessories, and Appearance / Re: Bike sheds/garages« Last post by Art on Yesterday at 08:26 am »Originally Posted by Smith42 What's the point of it being retractable? Nothing more than a reassuringly expensive motorcycle cover and what a procedure to have to go through each time you want to get a motorcycle in/out. if I was a gambling man I'd wager if you did have the access you'd have a proper job brick built garage. If you really want a metal shed, but I dont think you do, check out shipping containers |