Where do you work on your bikes?

[tripple3]

I work on mine in the car-port.
I need a good maintenance mechanic, that loves to make it purrr-fect.
Yes, I know I'm Dreaming.

 

[Freqman1]

When I'm too lazy to pull the car out right here--notice the hi-tech bike stand. Its just like the one I use when I was eight! V/r Shawn

 

[Hammerhead]

Mostly work on my bikes in my basement. Occasionally on the patio when the weather is nice. The basement stays pretty much the same temperature all year. Painting and solvent use is in the shed where it's well ventilated. Stay healthy,have fun and enjoy the ride.
Hammerhead

 

[Robertriley]

Come on, I'm talking about your pics; This traveller.

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In your shop pics, these parts are laying about, waiting your expertise.
No??
That's no Raleigh....

What a GREAT looking bike!

 

[3-speeder]

I found the cardboard from the top of a double-long pallet in the recycling bin at work. Barely fit in my station wagon. I call it the pit. It helps to catch the squirrelly parts that want to roll underneath stuff and out of sight. This is in one corner of my basement.

 

[razinhellcustomz]

I found the cardboard from the top of a double-long pallet in the recycling bin at work. Barely fit in my station wagon. I call it the pit. It helps to catch the squirrelly parts that want to roll underneath stuff and out of sight. This is in one corner of my basement.
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That's an awesome idea. Works for me. I will have to try that myself. Thanks and Ride On. Razib.


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[Mr. Monkeyarms]

Brilliant idea for the type of bikes you typically work on with loose bearings @3-speeder !

 

[Chavez]

Wherever they break!

 

[Robertriley]

The backyard doesn't always look as pretty as it did and the 1st photo. This is what a couple days later it looks like.

 

[mazdaflyer]

Front driveway and garage, rear patio and rear yard paint booth(s). Garage or basement for paint curing.


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