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Old 04-12-2015, 11:21 AM
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Anyone use a parking pad or mat similar to the snap lock under their scoot in the garage? Good/bad? Any other preferences or products?
 
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Old 04-12-2015, 11:43 AM
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Nope...
 
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Old 04-12-2015, 11:45 AM
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I leave mine on the J&S Jack. Can roll it around while it's on it with no problem.
 
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Seems like overkill. I'm not sure what good it does. I have an old rug where I park on the garage floor, it's for those times I'm working on the bike so I'm not directly on the concrete.
 
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Originally Posted by nevil
Seems like overkill. I'm not sure what good it does. I have an old rug where I park on the garage floor, it's for those times I'm working on the bike so I'm not directly on the concrete.
Same here.
 
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nope. right in the garage which is a regular concrete floor. I don't see the need?
 
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I bought about 10' of 4' wide heavy duty rubber from a roll. Has a kind of chequer plate grip pattern on it. It was pretty cheap and my garage floor is kind of powdery concrete so it made perfect sense.
 
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if I had a three car garage maybe, I leave mine on the jack so I can move it if i have to. The wifes Rolls-Royce has preference to garage space.
 
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Originally Posted by st john
if I had a three car garage maybe, I leave mine on the jack so I can move it if i have to. The wifes Rolls-Royce has preference to garage space.
if you aren't being facetious, then i only have one thing to say-

bite me
 
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Half of my garage is matted.
http://www.walmart.com/ip/Gold-s-Gym...e-Mat/21672523

Not only do I park the bike on it but I use the other part of the area for kicking back and enjoying life.

 


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