some scrot(s) attempted to break into the shed on thursday night. bolt cropped one padlock and tried the second. I assume they got disturbed as they didn't get through and it wasn't a great padlock.
I've beefed it up some more but I assume they'll be back?
id get my bikes in the house sharpish..
they are, but won't be allowed indefinately
what joolsburger said, they will be back, let em find an empty shed and they may (maybe) give up (maybe) EDIT put crappy locks on while bikes are in the house,
keep bikes indoors, put somthing large and heavy the other side of the door so when they open it , double wammy no bikes , injured **** ( WELL HOPFULLY).
Yep i'll be back....
What a silly topic with no point unless its a rhetorical question aimed at the people on this forum who you believe tried to break in?
J
Jeez. You're a cheery fella aren't you.
bloody scallies...sounds like you need to beef up the security a bit...
Time to break out the electric fencing: cattle grade.
and this time they'll probably just break through the wall...
****s. This is why my bikes stay in our spare bedroom!
Lets hope their bollocks turn square and fester at each corner 😯
I wouldn't leave my bikes outside. I'm lucky as my conservatory/lean to doubles up as our utility room so I'm fine to keep my bike in there.
If you don't have the room my mate takes the wheels off his and keeps it under the stairs which works well. Failing that a shed alarm or steel bikesafe is worth considering.
After losing my chameleon to some little ****wad cock knocker mine stays indoors and that's an end to it.
[url= http://www.henrykrank.com/alarm_mine.html ]i'd be inclined to get a few of these puppies installed[/url]
this happened to me a few years ago - i put the big dog in the shed for a few nights.
no ones ever been back.
i'd be inclined to get a few of these puppies installed
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