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Bike Room

Cleaned up the wiring in the bike room enough that it made sense to make it more usable.  Having several doors lying around from the demo work, I decided to cut them up and make a bench.  This was also done to cover the sump pump and plumbing.

I'll add some pegboard later, and I've only done a quick cleanup job as I know I'll be doing more wiring and drilling in the floor joists what will make more of a mess later, but at least I have a place for the bike stuff now that's relatively usable.  This is what it looked like before.

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