Spacecases for storing ridin gear 'n shizzle

http://www.reflexequip.com.au/list.aspx?Spec=SER&Match=EXACT&Search=spacecase


anyone know where to get these things cheaper? $300ea is a bit rich, i
want 3-4 of em.

thanks

 

looks like army trunks the we were moving on the weekend

paging the leg rooter

 

you can get 45l etc big plastic ones from the warehouse although if ya
leave them in the sun, they break real easy as i found out.

 

looks like army trunks the we were moving on the weekend

I've been told that Army dudes can get em cheap, then claim them on
tax too That would be kewl for both

 

Already been thru a dozen of them over time, not worth the effort!

Not even out in the sun, throw them to the ground sir, and they
break.....

 

if you wish to store motorcycle gear, i suggest buying a 2nd hand locker!

 

They apparently get RPGs cheap too, and then sell them.

Theo

 

The Lavarack Army Barracks in Townsville, largest in the country, has had
unarmed civilian security officers guarding it for a couple of years now.
Not, in my opinion, a very intelligent policy.

 

As does RAAF Pearce up the road from me.

Army Intelligence?

Theo

 

As with anything else I guess, there's an ideal situation, then there's
reality.

 

.....and if you're talking car-design the third option is "British".

 

Where did your first hand-locker go?

 

Aren't you having enough fun poking him in that other thread without
demeaning his choice of riding a Triumph as well? <grin>

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He said car design, not bike design. (Don't say bike design now, please...)

British designs are fine, it's the implementation that's the problem...

Now, where did I put that bloody BSF/Whitworth socket?...

 

im still using it, thats why it isnt 2nd hand.

 

No way; I had Trumpy too remember (and I was very happy with it!)

The old Datsun Bluebird, 1000, 1200 and 1600 were very similar designs to
British cars (especially Cortinas) but the Jap cars just seemed to actually
WORK!

 

The first Bluebird 1200 enginen not only was a direct copy of the Austin A40
motor, it was even painted the same colour green.

Theo

 

That's because Nissan used to produce Austins under licence, so they had the
tooling.

Al

 

Ummm the 1000 and the 1200 yes... but the 1600 was a SOHC designed in
house (although it has some design similarities to the Benz SOHC designs
of that time).


G-S

 

That was the one that spat you off at the Island, wasn't it? ;-)

I always thought it was the BMW 2002 that everyone accused the 1600 of
being a direct copy of...

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