I joined just to post this....

[ndtaylor2]

the only proper way to store your bike in the living room is on the wall... like so...

 

[coneofsilence]

Thats a big saddle bag. What do you keep in that, the kitchen sink?

 

[ndtaylor2]

Originally Posted by coneofsilence .

Thats a big saddle bag. What do you keep in that, the kitchen sink?

Two tubes, two C02 cartridges and adapter valve, patch repair kit, allen wrences, minit screwdriver, tire irons, ID and cash, GU packs and an energy bar. It does look big in the picture, but with all that in there it is pretty stuffed.

Also, this was supposed to be a reply about the bikes stored in living rooms. Whoops.

 

[davereo]

I have the same bike and it looks better in the garage. As far as the saddle bag goes it most likely has the remotes in it.

 

[ndtaylor2]

Originally Posted by davereo .

I have the same bike and it looks better in the garage. As far as the saddle bag goes it most likely has the remotes in it.

Not all of us have the luxury of a garage. Us city dwellers have to make do with bikes as art work.

 

[coneofsilence]

Originally Posted by ndtaylor2 .






Also, this was supposed to be a reply about the bikes stored in living rooms. Whoops.

Whoops. Welcome to the forum.

 

[steve]

Originally Posted by ndtaylor2 .

bikes as art work.

HA I like that, nice one /img/vbsmilies/smilies/biggrin.gif

Welcome to the forum!

 

[jhuskey]

Living in the city and also single is my guess. My wife has no problems with bikes, just not on the living room wall.

 

[JSWin]

Lol yeah that is true. Sometimes you can do this like it is your baby or a work of art. Kind of reminds me of loft apartments in NYC.