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10/11/08 11:16

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ScouseBoots

For those of you who are getting their lo's a bike this year for Christmas are you going to wrap it up in Christmas paper and if so how lol!

  1. 16/11/08 09:17

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    Smiling at youBozebo

    You can buy a 'bike sack' from Halfords.... my parents have brought one for Oliver's bike so they don't have to wrap it.... I think it cost about £10 but my mum said it was well worth it and can obviously be used again when your lo's or siblings have bikes in the future....

    hth

  2. 15/11/08 16:49

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    cate1976

    I'd go with what Riley's Mummy has suggested but put paper round painted areas.  My parents got me a bike for my 15th birthday (Raleigh Camaro all terrain, gutted when it got stole when I was living in Birmingham (secure car park left unsecured while workmen were doing something, guess who I think cut cable lock and stuck it in the van)Some cards had arrived from relatives a or so before my birthday.  Gets to day of my birthday and opened cards from Mum and Dad and sister, then asked where the others were, told they were downstairs in the lounge, goes downstairs and there's the bike, my jaw dropped.

  3. 11/11/08 12:43

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    Smiling at youScouseBoots

    We've just put his bike together now. Might go with the big bow/tinsel idea but if I see a bag I might pick one of those up instead.

  4. 11/11/08 11:59

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    lucy1985thomas

    dd's getting a scooter. im gonna build it and put a bow on it maybe just wrap some paper over the the fifi bit so she dont see that bit

  5. 10/11/08 21:25

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    SUGARYLUMPY

    i think someone mentioned it before but halfords sell bike bags

    they are like giant potato sacks that have different patterns on them, most of them being xmas due to time of year.

    they come in different sizes for different bikes.

  6. 10/11/08 20:15

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    Tallulah5

    If you want it wrapped, why not get a christmas paper tablecloth and drape it over?

    For dd we will just put it in the living room surrounded by all her other presents, we usually have atleast one present uncovered - the other yr she had a dolls pram, yr before it was a trampoline - i just get a big bow and tie that to it, the put all her other wrapped presents infront

  7. 10/11/08 18:50

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    ScouseBoots

    A barbecue cover what's one of those lol? Dh did that a couple of year's back when ds got his first bike. Dh was getting all ratty as ds kept running off with the bits and losing them.

  8. 10/11/08 15:34

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    xpinkxprincessx

    gosh i must be a horrible mum

    my boys all got bikes last year and i left them in the boxes that they came in the just wrapped the box up

    once they opened them their dad had the wonderfull job of putting them together on xmas morning

    how about just throwing a sheet over it or putting a bbq cover over it

  9. 10/11/08 15:16

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    xRileys-Mummyx

    if it was me, i would get ds to open all his other presents and leave the bike in another room, once he has finished i would ask him to go and get something from the room it was in so its an extra suprise! This is what my mum and dad did for me, apart from they left it at my grandparents house as we were going there for xmas dinner, when i saw it they had wrapped tinsel all round it, looked great, so i wud probs do that!

    Were getting DS the Roary Racing Car Trike, but were just going to put it up and leave it in the living room for him to see 1st thing! - hes only 18 months though so probably wouldnt understand if i left it in another room! x

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