New Harley,No Gargae to store it in....I have a problem!
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here is some there are a bunch out there some a lot cheaper than these.
http://www.buylifetime.com/about-our...cts/sheds.aspx
http://www.buylifetime.com/about-our...cts/sheds.aspx
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Last edited by wlbowers; Jun 1, 2010 at 01:42 AM.
+1. Other than winter storage mine is in the driveway, under a cover, whenever it's not being ridden. Get a good waterproff cover Be prepared for most hand washes to be of the detailing variety. Don't cover the bike when it's wet or hot. Take care of the cover, washing it whenever you think you might be picking up any grit on its inside. Put down some pavers and keep them swept so the cover isn't picking up gravel. Make sure the cover has a covered vent so that wind doesn't just beat on it but will pass through. You've got to have a contingency plan in case really heavy weather is coming your way... buddies garage... rent an underground parking space (but I wouldn't recommend leaving it there all the time; too easy to steal or strip). Do these things then relax and feel good that you've got your scoot just outside the door, waiting for you.
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As others have already suggested, there are two types of covers. The cheapest are those designed to keep the dust and other crap off the bike but are not water proof. The best are water proof and have material down in the bottom area that is heat resistant so it won't melt if you put it on while the bike is still warm (as in it starts raining when you park).
Spend the money for a good cover until you can buy / build a shed for it.
Spend the money for a good cover until you can buy / build a shed for it.
