Whats in your shed
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Psycolist
NINJA BYKALIST
- Location
- North Essex
As per other thread, this was something I threw up from spares and parts that were sitting in m'shed. The frame had been knocking around for some time, it was either time to get rid or do something with it. With the awful summer weather, I had fiddled and fettled my bikes to the point of boredom, so used this as a project to keep me busy when I wasnt riding. Aeroprofile 26" wheels, Shimano XT gearing, 21 speed, STI shifters, narrow courier style alloy bars, only 18" tip to tip makes it quite a twitchy ride and I dont think I would like to ride very far on it, but ideal as a beach cruiser which is wot it will be used as. The paint was all I had to buy. I had alot of advice from my son - in - law IRO the paintwork, and its come out quite well. He also helped with the decals as well, made a proper good job overall. Knowing me I will be taking it all apart in a fortnights time to try something else, coz the weather still sh1te !
lip03
Über Member
- Location
- beds/ london
Obviously not in the shed in the photo but this is the only bike worth showing you as the others are in bits...........lots of bits 
wheres_my_beard
Über Member
- Location
- Norwich
This is what's in mine...
...some bikes, and a whole heap of random tools and stuff.
...some bikes, and a whole heap of random tools and stuff.
The Brewer
Shed Dweller
- Location
- Wrexham
Not putting my bikes in the shed they'd get covered in beer 
wheres_my_beard
Über Member
- Location
- Norwich
Are you sure thats not a Meth lab?!
Psycolist
NINJA BYKALIST
- Location
- North Essex
Bits is wot I wanna see, bits are much more interesting,Obviously not in the shed in the photo but this is the only bike worth showing you as the others are in bits...........lots of bits
lots of bits.....and a few pieces 
Chappy
Guru
- Location
- Dorchester
Bikes lovely bikes 
wheres_my_beard
Über Member
- Location
- Norwich
You have a sign in your shed saying "I'M IN THE SHED" - do you have similar signs for all your rooms at home?!
Chappy
Guru
- Location
- Dorchester
Its to remind me im in the shed.
pubrunner
Legendary Member
Not putting my bikes in the shed they'd get covered in beer
A most impressive setup - I'm sure that I'm not the only envious viewer
.Is that gas cylinder for a low-pressure nitrogen blanket ? . . . or CO2 ?
The canister with the red top (to the left of the white bucket) looks exactly like the Coca Cola containers that we had in our pub in the 1980s/90s.
What size is the keg atop the stainless steel container ? It looks rather like an 11 gallon - but surely it ain't big enough.
The Brewer
Shed Dweller
- Location
- Wrexham
A most impressive setup - I'm sure that I'm not the only envious viewer
Is that gas cylinder for a low-pressure nitrogen blanket ? . . . or CO2 ?
The canister with the red top (to the left of the white bucket) looks exactly like the Coca Cola containers that we had in our pub in the 1980s/90s.
What size is the keg atop the stainless steel container ? It looks rather like an 11 gallon - but surely it ain't big enough.
That's Co2 Pubrunner for dispensing and for force carbonating beers, ciders, wine and water.
I force carbonate in the red top containers that can hold 120psi, there cornelius kegs, I pay about £40 for them secondhand. There an ideal size of 19ltrs for the fridge and I run a 3/8th gas line to them
The s/s 11gallon keg on top is an old one I bought and have the paperwork if Kegwatch want to check
Its currently got a couple of kettle elements in it for smaller brews of around 50litres the container its sitting on holds over 100litres
GlasgowGaryH
Veteran
- Location
- Where ever I lay my hat
pubrunner
Legendary Member
I'm more a real ale fan myself.
Very impressive indeed !
. . . just how long does it last ? . . . do you drink it all on your own ?
