She's on the cold, hard concrete floor with stabil in a full gas tank and a periodic battery tender. Didn't even bother to cover this year. I've been meaning to ride on nicer days and even have a heated vest, but never got around to it. Didn't get around to changing the oil before winter, either.
I'm a bad, bad daddy for ignoring her so.

Mine always stays parked in my garage which has a "RaceTech" type flooring.

Other than needing to move it around I don't understand why anyone would store it on a jack or stand.

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I think several people are worried about flat spotting the tires. Hence the reason for keeping the bike on a lift or matt. I usually put five extra pounds of air in the tires & air then down for the season. I do the same when I store the car for the winter. Just add 10 more pounds of air. No reason to jack it up.

I've heard the term "flat spot" before but I've never known of anyone who has experienced it.

My mind!

The tires, in the shop or going down the road. We have ice in our glasses not on the roads.

On a battery tender so I'm not anal about the bike! :icon_nic:

Mine spends the winter the same way it does the rest of the year... on the dirt floor under the carport with the other two bikes.

Both bikes winterized, cleaned and covered:

1. Street Glide's up on jack.
2. Sportster sits on floor/two anti-static carpet remnants.

Anyone leaves a bike up in the air on a jack long term is an idiot, Mr Murphy will come visit you one day.