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colbro · Nov 25, 2013

okay days are shorter salt on the roads . Question and its a bit technical and i've searched everywhere Google, Library,experts even Jeeves!

What togg duvet should I get to cover the bike in the garage?

s1imster · Nov 25, 2013

if i was you i would get a 13 for Bromsgrove and a 10.5 for Gloucester as its warmer down south

Ash · Nov 25, 2013

I live a little further up and use a 15 tog

Aldo · Nov 25, 2013

Mine sleeps in the buff. It's as hard as nails. :yes

Pix4567 · Nov 26, 2013

spoilt she sleeps downstairs in the office at work. The central heating upstairs keeps her warm!!!

brooksy · Nov 26, 2013

2 fleecey blankets a quilt and an oxford bike cover :yes, my garage is fookin freezing :no

colbro · Nov 26, 2013

s1imster said:
if i was you i would get a 13 for Bromsgrove and a 10.5 for Gloucester as its warmer down south!!

Yep your right there. Hey somebody that's close!

cnflyboy · Nov 26, 2013

colbro said:
okay days are shorter salt on the roads . Question and its a bit technical and i've searched everywhere Google, Library,experts even Jeeves!

What togg duvet should I get to cover the bike in the garage?

none.

I don't cover ; keep bikes in an uheated barn, start regularly, and ride when no ice on roads. .

I'd bring them in the house if wife had same notion as me of what constitutes attractive furniture.

Found covering bikes encourages micees to nest. They like it dark and undisturbed. I think. Lost wiring harness on an old Bonnie that way; the buggers will chew right through wire insulation! Hesitate to speculate what THAT might coston one of THESE babies!

cheers.

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