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Jan 22, 2018 | 11:42 AM

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vizcarmb

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From: NorCal Rocklin

Man you guys with those big garages are nice. Only OLD money can buy that. New money cant. Mad respect for those that do what they can

Jan 22, 2018 | 06:06 PM

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dawg

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From: Vermont

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Originally Posted by ddsdoorguy

Dang there are some pretty nice garages out there. Some that make me drool!!! This is my little corner of my garage.

The newer bikes don’t need the drip pad underneath

Jan 22, 2018 | 09:38 PM

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ddsdoorguy

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From: Cheyenne, WY

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Originally Posted by dawg

The newer bikes don’t need the drip pad underneath

Ha very true.... That was there actually for my son's bike when he still lived at home. Thats been 3 years ago. And I have just kinda left it there. Gives me "the spot" to park. Kinda like the tennis ball hanging from the ceiling. Good eye.

Jan 22, 2018 | 10:26 PM

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sixguns

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From: SW Washington State

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Originally Posted by dawg

The newer bikes don’t need the drip pad underneath

Vintage Bikes get a much larger drip pad.

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Jan 23, 2018 | 05:18 AM

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Campy Roadie

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Originally Posted by dawg

The newer bikes don’t need the drip pad underneath

True, the M8s store all the fluids in the engine sump and primary

Jan 23, 2018 | 06:47 AM

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GRWHD

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From: Catalina AZ

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Originally Posted by vizcarmb

Man you guys with those big garages are nice. Only OLD money can buy that. New money cant. Mad respect for those that do what they can

Some "sweet" garages/shops/man caves... in this post.
I can't complain about mine, even though I would do a few things different if I had to do it over.
But compared to the folks without one I am happy as a pig in $hit.

Jan 23, 2018 | 08:46 AM

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CyGlide

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From: Iowa

Here's my shop. 24x24 heated and insulated. It's set up so that I can move the bikes and lift in front of the bar and still pull a truck in to work on it since our attached garage isn't heated.

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I wish it was about 10 feet deeper and 10 feet wider but overall I'm pretty happy with it.

Jan 23, 2018 | 09:35 AM

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zmotorsports

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From: Northern Utah

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Originally Posted by vizcarmb

Man you guys with those big garages are nice. Only OLD money can buy that. New money cant. Mad respect for those that do what they can

I can't speak for others but mine sure as hell isn't from old money. Mine and my wife's is from 30 years of hard work wrenching and being frugal paying off a first home and then upgrading to our dream home. All the time working 8-10 hours a day at wrenching at my full-time job followed by 4-8 hours of wrenching on other people's stuff at my home shop.

I'm finally at a point in my life where I can work on my own stuff without having to work on everyone else's ****.

Mike