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Decided to take advantage of Black Friday and ordered a Vision X headlight and harness to allow low and high beam to be on the same time. Unfortunately installation has to wait to spring when I take it out of it's storage box, is it over the top to build a box in your shed to protect your bike for the winter LOL.
Years ago, I built a shed just big enough to store my Dad's dresser when he had to go away for a bit. Ramp in one side, ramp out the other and just enough room to stand on the jiffy without leaning on the walls. House-mates at the time told me I was crazy. I told them "You have no idea!"
Nope... I don't see a problem there at all.
Last edited by BikerPepe`; Nov 29, 2017 at 11:37 PM.
Is the shed used for anything else?
Then NO
I am trying to ride mine as much as possible (every month), so far so good.
We have had a couple of wet weeks so she has not moved, but we have sun in the forecast
Decided to take advantage of Black Friday and ordered a Vision X headlight and harness to allow low and high beam to be on the same time. Unfortunately installation has to wait to spring when I take it out of it's storage box, is it over the top to build a box in your shed to protect your bike for the winter LOL.
Decided to take advantage of Black Friday and ordered a Vision X headlight and harness to allow low and high beam to be on the same time. Unfortunately installation has to wait to spring when I take it out of it's storage box, is it over the top to build a box in your shed to protect your bike for the winter LOL.
Not at all. I bought my house because A motorcycle can go directly from the Garage to the heated basement. The only thing I might add to that box is a 40 watt lightbulb and a few cans of Gunsafe desiccant to keep condensation away when the temps change.
Where I live it goes below zero for a few months. When the temp rises condensation forms all over a bike. The heat from the lightbulb stops it.
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