Another option could be a sunken security post which I could pull up at night to restrict the room. As the gap between the walls is so close a post would prevent them from being able to take the bike out.

I don't think you're allowed to have a gate swing out on to the pavement, but I could be wrong.

The gap between the two walls is 3 foot, so sadly I've not got much room to play with.

6.30am to 8.00 pm :D The M5 around Brum and south of Brum is usually slowed down most of the time because of road work. I think it's a 50MPH limit for a few miles. If you can avoid the usual rush hour then you should be ok. Not sure what day you're travelling but if it's a Friday be aware that a lot...

The problem is that his property is to my left as you leave the house. If I put the gate post on my side, the gate will swing towards my house and block the bike in where it's parked. The front area outside the house isn't that large. The gate post needs to be on his wall and swing towards his garde...

Good idea.

Blimey, what a bloke.

I've pimped him on twitter for you.

Let's hope he's fighting fit soon.

Blade wrote:
Sometimes asking for forgiveness is better than asking for approval.

Fair enough.

But he would know, his old man comes round once a month to inspect the place. His old man is a really nice bloke. Shame his son is a twat.

It's my sports massage tonight.

And most Japs bikes aren't that tall.

What about a gate with a decent lock. What ever you can do to make it difficult or slow them down would be better than filming a load of hoodies imo. A gate is what I would prefer. However, I would need my neighbour's permission as the gate would have to attach to his wall on his side of the joint ...

Had a neighbour speak with me last night when I got home. By all accounts in the early hours of Wednesday morning 3 blokes were clocked walking our road trying all of the car doors. The then came into my front garden and took a look at the bike. I presume the fact that the bike is on a ground anchor...

Blade wrote:You must hammer the net in the Kwacky house

I download a lot of TV to watch. It's nice being able to snap up a show in a few minutes.

4 mobile phones
3 Kindles
2 laptops
PS3
PS4

Then there's the TV box and the TV both on the internet.

So yeah, it is taxed

I've been with Virgin since they were Blueyonder. I get some deals from time to time from them and their customer service has always been pretty good. I upgraded my router and now I'm on 200mbps, which is needed with so many devices in the house.

Bargain.

The cable you've got in should be good for at least 500mpbs without needing an upgrade, your provider simply limits the speed to what you've paid for. If the server load is low then you'll see good speeds. When a provide tells you the speeds they supply that's the expected speeds. There are few fact...

Back and shoulders last night. When my shoulder is working it's reasonably strong. No issues last night so I pushed it and there are no aches today so I'm pleased with that. One of the gym bunnies was doing bent over dumbbell rows right in front of where I was doing deadlifts. It's fair to say that ...

It says on their site that it is only available in the US and Canada. Did you buy it in the US or do they have a UK supplier?

Faggot can also mean the same thing here.

Faggots the food is a thing of manna http://www.bbcgoodfood.com/recipes/2552 ... nion-gravy" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

I did the round of the local Pokespots last night and picked up 4 of the 5km eggs.

Mrs K made a Thai green curry, which was pretty bang on.