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@nomoreknees
Our lanlord has repainted the communal stairwell outside our flat.
The walls are now empty of The decades worth of marks and scuffs caused by 3 flats lugging bikes up and down the stairs.
The landlord would like to keep it looking like this. We are now the only flat with bikes.
I was going to make something for my flatmate and I to cover our bikes with while we bring them in and out.
Pricing up materials and time and I could probably do better byying something ready made.
Has anyone got any pointers (and preferably user experience) of some lighweight bike covers/bags, ideally made from a low friction material?
Cheers,
Thomas