Parking at home

[markrandall123]

I’m thinking of getting a motorbike shed, as I’m fed up with cars and bikes getting in each others way - suggestions for bike garages please.

[T6 vanman]

If you go with a shed ... Concrete in a ground anchor prior to assembling

[marcella]

If you are planning on stating to insurance that it's garaged, make sure you read the small print on what they class a garage as. But is typically has to be concrete walls/foundation.

[LuS1fer]

I kept mine in the conservatory.

[towser44]

Asgard look good and they have police security status or something similar.

[Purosangue]

towser44 said:

Asgard look good and they have police security status or something similar.

they are excellent and come with two strong locks .

[Condi]

marcella said:

If you are planning on stating to insurance that it's garaged, make sure you read the small print on what they class a garage as. But is typically has to be concrete walls/foundation.

Check your policy, many just say "has a locking door" and even a cheap wooden shed will suffice.

IMO a garage is mainly about keeping the bike out the weather and out of sight, out of mind. Irrespective of what you put it in, if someone wants to take it they will. Also, don't underestimate how much of a pain many layers of security are if you use it frequently.