bought a ground anchor advice needed

[cyberknight]

Is your bike insured in the shed?

TBH, on the face of it, your parents are being selfish.

I will have to agree with this, no way would i keep a 2k bike in a shed, im dubious about mine at £800 even with the amount of security i have but needs must .

 

[MarkF]

Agree with other posts, chemical anchor bolts, you can easily get them the length you require. I'd also drill small holes and insert battery operated LED's on all 4 sides of the shed, this alone will put off opportunists. I did this after all my bikes were stolen several years ago, now LED's are all that have protected my 5 bikes since. I just can't be bothered with locking and unlocking various chains and locks to go for ride, if they want it they'll get it.

 

[400bhp]

Yes it will on the house insurance and what do you suggest i do just go get a mortage and a buy a house while working on a zero hour contract

But you bought a £2k bike

Give your parents a slap. A bike like that in a shed with inappropriate locks will increase the theft risk and (in the end) will increase their household premiums if the bike disappears.

 

[cyberknight]

But you bought a £2k bike

Give your parents a slap. A bike like that in a shed with inappropriate locks will increase the theft risk and (in the end) will increase their household premiums if the bike disappears.

Will it even be covered is another question , even with insurance they have maximum values, minimum locks and exclusions

 

[Rickshaw Phil]

Some of the responses in this thread haven't been overly helpful. Answering the query rather than having a pop at the OP for not keeping the bike in the house would have been better.

The thread has been locked. Move along folks.