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I only run them during the winter months, to keep my feet dry. I think my bike looks much better with the pantaloons removed, but I do like dry feet. So they're off, wrapped in an old blanket, and on a shelf in my workshop.
Mine are usually on most of the time. When I do take them off I don't do anything special with them due to the fact that they are pretty beat up from use. I just take them off and lay them on a shelf. I lay them on the side that faces the operator.
I guess the best answer for you would be whatever you decide that works best for you. Enjoy the ride!!
1. Use critical thinking skills to determine level of protection desired.
2. Use critical thinking skills to determine suitable material to be used to provide that level of protection.
3. Use critical thinking skills to determine what space is available to store object.
This same method is effective for determining how to store other things such as china, valuable heirlooms, etc.
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