Just received this email via my local authority mailing list informing me of a subsidised offer on a bike bunker for £120. The bike bunker described in the email is I think identical to a £499.99 one I found via google.
Ealing Council Update
Looking for a safe way to secure your bike ?
Dear Me,
Do you own bikes which would benefit from a secure, dry and tidy place to be stored outside? Ealing Council has secured funding to subsidise a small number of home ‘bike bunkers’ for Ealing residents which can comfortably hold two adult bikes and one folding or child’s bike.
The bunker needs to be sited to the rear or to the side of your property and would be bolted to the floor. It measures approximately 2m by 0.9m (6ft x3ft) and is painted in a garden friendly colour.
All you have to pay is £120 inclusive of VAT and then our supplier will arrange with you a suitable date for installation.
In order to be considered for a bike bunker, please complete and submit your application using the following link https://www.research.net/r/HPGB89Z by the 22 May 2016.
We will be in touch if you have been successful to arrange an initial site visit to make sure it will be possible to install at your property
Wouldn't need these if your mates would stop nicking bikes
Maevoric to 229mel
2 May 1613#8
Stick a couple of rabid honey badgers in, that'll show him whose boss
Red Devil to 229mel
2 May 169#11
Of course you do love !
technokeenan to 229mel
2 May 167#9
Thats great consumer information. Care to prove it?
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willpower
2 May 161#1
The product pictured in the email I received looks similar to this one I found via google which sells for £499.99!
tif
2 May 16#2
so good wish hillingdon done this too
Delbert Grady
2 May 161#3
£120 including vat & installation? This is a very good deal, if I lived in Ealing and had room for this I would get my application in quick.
willpower to Delbert Grady
2 May 161#4
It's a massive discount, and I've added the inclusion of VAT and installation to the post title.
paullad4
2 May 165#5
can one sub let??
willpower to paullad4
2 May 16#6
Lol - I don't think you can sub let it as you would own it. However, there's no reason why you couldn't let it out as long as it's installed on your property. How many people do think you could squeeze in there?
229mel
2 May 163#7
i know a guy who can crack these open just with a flat screwdriver in less than 15sec... so much for being a secure place to store your bike...
Maevoric to 229mel
2 May 1613#8
Stick a couple of rabid honey badgers in, that'll show him whose boss
technokeenan to 229mel
2 May 167#9
Thats great consumer information. Care to prove it?
timvineismyhero to 229mel
2 May 1635#10
Wouldn't need these if your mates would stop nicking bikes
Red Devil to 229mel
2 May 169#11
Of course you do love !
tardysnort1
2 May 16#12
It looks like the cut off was Feb 2015.
229mel
2 May 16#13
don't worry a regular crackhead can't get that easily/fast in them. And people who own the much more expensive bikes don't dare to keep them in these.
Carry on Boyo!
Besford
2 May 16#14
Another local authority struggling to give their residents' council tax away?
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Ealing Council Update
Looking for a safe way to secure your bike ?
Dear Me,
Do you own bikes which would benefit from a secure, dry and tidy place to be stored outside? Ealing Council has secured funding to subsidise a small number of home ‘bike bunkers’ for Ealing residents which can comfortably hold two adult bikes and one folding or child’s bike.
The bunker needs to be sited to the rear or to the side of your property and would be bolted to the floor. It measures approximately 2m by 0.9m (6ft x3ft) and is painted in a garden friendly colour.
All you have to pay is £120 inclusive of VAT and then our supplier will arrange with you a suitable date for installation.
In order to be considered for a bike bunker, please complete and submit your application using the following link https://www.research.net/r/HPGB89Z by the 22 May 2016.
We will be in touch if you have been successful to arrange an initial site visit to make sure it will be possible to install at your property
For more information, please contact: [email protected]
Transport Team
Ealing Council
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Carry on Boyo!
In Birmingham it's the bike that's free!