safe place for a bike in clondalkin

electromecca · 12-01-2011 11:06pm #1

near st cuthberts road anyone?
might rent a bit of backyard if someone interested
or a shed

Cuddlesworth · 13-01-2011 1:37pm

electromecca wrote: »

safe place for a bike in clondalkin

You need to head further southside.

electromecca · 13-01-2011 2:28pm

Cuddlesworth wrote: »

You need to head further southside.

where?

Cuddlesworth · 13-01-2011 4:07pm

electromecca wrote: »

where?

Out of Clondalkin would be a good start. Or buy a really good lock and chain and park it beside a bike without one.

electromecca · 13-01-2011 4:51pm

Cuddlesworth wrote: »

Out of Clondalkin would be a good start. Or buy a really good lock and chain and park it beside a bike without one.

had a lock and chain didnt help much tho...

Cuddlesworth · 13-01-2011 4:55pm

electromecca wrote: »

had a lock and chain didnt help much tho...

Locks and chains are like most things. Some are good, some are bad. The good might not be the most expensive, but you can guarantee that the cheapest will still be the worst.

An Almax chain and associated lock would be a good place to start. Only got through with a Angle grinder or Consaw, both of which attract a **** load of attention.

electromecca · 13-01-2011 4:59pm

Cuddlesworth wrote: »

Locks and chains are like most things. Some are good, some are bad. The good might not be the most expensive, but you can guarantee that the cheapest will still be the worst.

An Almax chain and associated lock would be a good place to start. Only got through with a Angle grinder or Consaw, both of which attract a **** load of attention.

yeah... read about those almax chains + disc lock would be a good combo....
stiil would be nice to hav a shed

i live in apartments so cant do much about it.....

KamiKazi · 13-01-2011 5:15pm

Cuddlesworth wrote: »

both of which attract a **** load of attention.

You'd be suprised.

I took an angle grinder to a clamp in a busyish carpark @ lunch time a few months ago and noone batted an eyelid...

Cuddlesworth · 13-01-2011 6:37pm

KamiKazi wrote: »

You'd be suprised.

I took an angle grinder to a clamp in a busyish carpark @ lunch time a few months ago and noone batted an eyelid...

I'd say quite a few people noticed. Doubt much of them cared when they saw the clamp though.

newmember2 · 13-01-2011 6:40pm

KamiKazi wrote: »

You'd be suprised.

I took an angle grinder to a clamp in a busyish carpark @ lunch time a few months ago and noone batted an eyelid...

OT: What was the outcome of that?

KamiKazi · 13-01-2011 6:52pm

newmember? wrote: »

OT: What was the outcome of that?

Zero.

Private clamping is illegal and they know. but back on topic.

keithm1 · 15-01-2011 12:43am

Park in front of the Garda station

safe place for a bike in clondalkin

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