How to move 200kg from portsmouth to Brighton?
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I'm liking the flintstone idea. It could work to be honest....
The bench is very high quality.
£70? The value of the kit sort of goes down. Will end up paying £220 in total if this is the case, which seems to expensive. Guess i'll just have to look closer to home. Damn I hate waiting. Bet I'm going to be looking in a months time. ¬_¬
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Two logs.
It may take some time.
It may take some time.
I considered the train, but then thought your suggestion would be probably save me a mortgage.
Seriously, how expensive are trains?
If the train station could promise to look after my stuff and wait a minute or two for me to unload all the stuff, it might be worth a trip. They are such ******** in Brighton I can't see it happening...
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Erm don't be ridiculous. A bench will easily fit in a normal car - sure you have to put the seats down, but that's purely owing to the length of it. And 200kg in a car is absolutely fine - cars can cope with a lot bigger load than 200kg (I'd be screwed otherwise every time I took 1 passenger). I've moved more than that in 306.
306 estate maybe, but not a hatchback
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I live in portsmouth and will deliver it to you for moneyI dont have uni till next week just a lot of work i like to put off.
Will send you a mesage in trust.
Hmm that does put a different spin on things. God know why I want 190kg of weights when I weigh only 75kg myself haha. I'm guessing motivation
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what bench is it? i have two commercial benches, gymratz and body solid.
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A box + Piece of rope + 2 skateboards = Profit!
You could try Taxi firms perhaps?
You could try Taxi firms perhaps?
Haha, would certainly be a workout if nothing else.
Taxi's?
Surely they most cost hundreds?
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Haha, would certainly be a workout if nothing else.
Taxi's?
Not sure, I was thinking your airport type taxi firms, I dunno if they have a specific name. But they must get luggage + 2\3 passengers from A to B quite often. And they usually do things for set cost, rather than a running clock.
If its in good condition this could be the best idea
Barely funny at the best of times. This was not one of those times.
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It's a Infiniti bench. Sounds okay, but in reality I have no idea
tbh i would leave the bench, its worth about £20 second hand.
the weights 190kg, as long as they are olympic, are worth £275+ brand new (depends on they type and make, some can be worth £1K+), second hand £190+ assuming they aren't special in any way, just standard olympic plates.
