Outdoor Storage
Outdoor Storage
Just got my bike, own a townhouse so no garage. I have a nice cover but am freaking out about the winter. I have my trickle set up, sta-bil in the tank, waxed and coated, but still need a solution for cover. I have a huge concrete slab under my deck out back where it will be. Can someone recommend some kind or shell or small shed? What else should I do to prep it for winter? Thanks a ton!
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From: Boston, Ma
RE: Outdoor Storage
You can also try here, it looks like there is covering at the bottom so the tires aren't hitting the pavement.
http://www.jpcycles.com/productgroup...B-9DB3434D37C0
http://www.jpcycles.com/productgroup...B-9DB3434D37C0
RE: Outdoor Storage
RE: Outdoor Storage
Sorry, didn't realize their website sucks
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RE: Outdoor Storage
This might not be what you're looking for but is there any way possible you can get it inside your condo? Years ago I was living in the same type of situation and with planks and the help of alot of friends I was able to get it inside for the winter.
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From: Illinois
RE: Outdoor Storage
where are you located (what part of the country)?
Other than the fluids I'd be worried about corrosion from high humidity and low airflow. plywood or even foam to park it on would help, but try to put it in the sun a bit to warm it up and dry it out if you can.
Then there are the critters! Dont leave anything hanging or touching the ground that they can use to jump on as an expressway to your wires and seat foam. I wrap my camper tires in 8" aluminum so the mice cant climb on them.
Other than the fluids I'd be worried about corrosion from high humidity and low airflow. plywood or even foam to park it on would help, but try to put it in the sun a bit to warm it up and dry it out if you can.
Then there are the critters! Dont leave anything hanging or touching the ground that they can use to jump on as an expressway to your wires and seat foam. I wrap my camper tires in 8" aluminum so the mice cant climb on them.