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A tape measure would be a good indication of this.
One of the things a man should be judged by, besides how many miles he rides, is how many sheds and out buildings he has. The ones that disagree, have little barns,
I said it barely fits, not that it doesn't fit. You think I would build a shed without measuring? 6 x 8 was the max I could go in the spot I needed it to sit. Any wider it would have gone over the property line. Any longer it would be in my pond.
Originally Posted by red deuce
ive got limited space so 6ft wide and 10ft is the widest and longest I can go. Just concerned that 6ft won't be wide enough
6 feet wide with my Road King is just enough that I can walk beside the bike when its in the shed. I can't walk in front or behind it with the door closed because the bike is literally about an inch from touching both the front wall and the door. So if you go 6x10 you will probably be able to walk around the bike but just barely. And you can forget about trying to work on it or keep anything else in the shed unless you build some shelves.
Those living in very cold climes (Manitoba) should note how u supported the floor on those cement pads.
The frost level up here is more than 3 feet and frost heave can be a problem - pouring cement pads below than and then using that as a footing saves money.
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