Before spending $$$ on a trailer, I'd check and make sure you would be allowed to park a trailer in the lot.
Most likely you will have some dumb association rule that forbids it.
I'd widen the gate if you can.
Good luck!

 

+1

Storing bike
Storing all bike related stuff in one place
Transporting bike when it's broke down
Moving adult kids, moving adult kids, moving adult kids
Place to sleep when wife is pissed at me
Transporting the bodies of people who have pissed me off

 

Build a structure out of "I" beam over your fence.

Install a 1/2 ton hoist, and lift the bike over the fence. Just call me a problem solver

 

Move somewhere with room for the bike.

 

Good thing you can lock it, because no one could ever possibly cut through that fabric with a knife or anything.

 

I bought a 6x12 enclosed trailer from Home Depot for just under 3K primarily to keep my bike out of the weather. It definately can be used for more than a bike trailer.

 

+1 I used to be a bricklayer. Not a big job compared to the cost of a trailer. Then pour a concrete pad with a steel "eye" sunk into it that you can park the bike on and chain the bike to. Then get a Honda cover for it. Outa sight, outa mind.

 

Softail07 & MATUCHI, those CycleShells are definitely my new Plan A... Thanks for the great tips!

SoftailTim71, ummm... regarding the I-beam idea... what type of paint do you suggest?

RE: widening the gate -- I wish I could widen the gate in the brick wall, but my fascist Home Owners Association won't let us touch it!

RE: covered trailer -- anyone have any recommendations on a reasonably priced covered trailer? Once again, the Empirical Council (HOA) might not approve, but I'd like to check 'em out in case they somehow allow it. I probably can't go over $1500, so it's probably not an option...?

Thanks for the great advice everyone! I just knew this would be the place to go to find the solution!

 

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could alway's park it in the kitchen!