Outdoors storage
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From: Williamston, NC
Right when I got out of service I had a small apartment with no storage for a bike. I just drove mine right in the living room. I'm sure I wasn't supposed to, but I put some old rugs on the floor so it didn't cause any damage. Took up a lot of room, but at least when I wasn't riding I could just look at it and it was right there with me. Did the rental storage building thing for a while, but they didn't have 24 hour access, so that sucked.
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From: Dutchess County NY
Right when I got out of service I had a small apartment with no storage for a bike. I just drove mine right in the living room. I'm sure I wasn't supposed to, but I put some old rugs on the floor so it didn't cause any damage. Took up a lot of room, but at least when I wasn't riding I could just look at it and it was right there with me. Did the rental storage building thing for a while, but they didn't have 24 hour access, so that sucked.
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From: back home in Michigan
Considering you must be able to ride year round, and you are probably not buying a house, that little motoshell looks like the best choice although I would be worried about someone stealing it and your bike....but if you are living where you might be for a while and there is room, build yourself a small wooden shed sealed up (weathertite) good.You might even be able to run some power to it via a cord or a wire from a nearby powersource. That would give you a light and a plug out there. If you have someplace where you can scavenge some good used lumber and a salvage yard where you can scarf up some wire cheap you might be able to get it done for a song. When done scavenge some exterior paint to cover the wood sides up, add a good locking assy, and hoila! Its not hard and can be done on the cheap side with a little effort.
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