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Subject Topic: Where do you keep bikes?
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04/11/2008 at 10:21am
 Location: Rugby Warwickshire
 Outfit: Higear Aura 3 Tent
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Wow!!!   Handcuffs. tethering to a dog post, wet bum syndrome...................is there any more  . Will this post take over from "nookie"?  



06/11/2008 at 12:59pm
 Location: welling kent
 Outfit:  sunncamp vario 6
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if your tents big , put them inside when you go out for the day, dont forget to leave the telly on, as the bikes are on holiday to , , out sight and all that, at night put them to bed in a sleeping bag in a spare annex,you can chain them together  ! , but this could be considered as cruelty, and a prosecution could  follow if caught, a well behaved bike wont run away if treated right, remember a bikes not just for xmas, 

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SOMEDAYS DAYS YOUR THE DOG ,OTHER DAYS YOUR THE LAMPOST.


07/11/2008 at 2:57am
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We sometimes lock them to a tree, or to each other. More often than not though we just leave them outside the tent unlocked - but then none of them are particularly valuable.

In the UK we always lock them up.

Christine


07/11/2008 at 9:59pm
 Location: hampshire
 Outfit: Allsorts
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We leave them in the tent or outside locked together but our bikes are not particularly expensive.  If  at all possible we lock them to a fence or something and they are insured if locked up.  I do think that campsites are missing a trick here though. I'd pay a bit extra for secure bike storage and there most be loads of campers who cycle and would appreciate the same.


09/11/2008 at 8:15pm
 Location: North Herts
 Outfit: Monterey4 Cabanon E
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Hi there, been away for a few days so thanks for all the extra advice: the idea of special cycle anchorages or storage is a great one. And whatever Scrimboy is on, I want some of it too (the bikes might enjoy being chained together and what with the spare handcuffs...you might come back and find there's a baby tricycle too!)

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