Outdoors storage
Cruiser
Joined: Dec 2008
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From: Fort Benning GA
If I had to keep mine outside, I would get one of these. http://www.motoshell.com/index.html
+1 that is a good ideal and really not a bad price at all since a HD cover is around $100 so spending a little extra maybe just about the same as building one out of wood? so going with the cover you could always take with you ?
Road Master
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My brother is looking at getting one of these and they are only $355 so not a bad idea.
http://www.thebikebarn.net/standardmodel.html
http://www.thebikebarn.net/standardmodel.html
Road Master
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My brother is looking at getting one of these and they are only $355 so not a bad idea.
http://www.thebikebarn.net/standardmodel.html
http://www.thebikebarn.net/standardmodel.html
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Elite HDF Member
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From: Templeton California
I'm kinda torn between getting something like the shed in a box and getting a decent cover that I can carry with me.On the one hand with a cover I can park on the street in front of the house when I plan on riding the next day where with the shed in a box I'm pretty much stuck with putting it in the back yard.Then again the back yard is definately more secure and the shed in a box is going to provide much better protection from the elements than a cover.Damn, I've kept my bikes indoors since 2000 now I'm actually considering parking it on the street, times are tough.
Last edited by SPECIAL ED; Dec 4, 2010 at 10:01 PM.
Road Master
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I'm kinda torn between getting something like the shed in a box and getting a decent cover that I can carry with me.On the one hand with a cover I can park on the street in front of the house when I plan on riding the next day where with the shed in a box I'm pretty much stuck with putting it in the back yard.Then again the back yard is definately more secure and the shed in a box is going to provide much better protection from the elements than a cover.Damn, I've kept my bikes indoors since 2000 now I'm actually considering parking it on the street, times are tough.
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Joined: Apr 2010
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From: Foggy Coastside California
I know what you mean, in ten days i am moving from my place with a garage to a house without.....I have researched this a bit and plan on going with this model shed from home depot.....I will be able to do maintenance and stay out of the sun or rain. http://www.homedepot.com/Storage-Org...atalogId=10053
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From: Templeton California
Another thing is, I've built one of those metal sheds before and it was quite a project.Like an erector set from hell.The shed in a box looks like it's maybe a little more difficult than a tent but not as complicated as one of those metal sheds.You know the original throw a tarp over it and weight it down idea is starting to look better and better.Oh well it's not like it's an emergency and I need to make a decision tonight.