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Well thanks to my new gf, I will be able to park my bike in a garage this winter. I hope to keep it on a lift as I have to fix a stupid oil leak coming from the back side of primary. So do I put something on the floor, blanket plywood etc.. Do I use my good cover or just my big blanket?
ps i'm not done riding yet
Park it on a piece of plywood if not on a lift. Cover it with a sheet or something like that that breathes to keep the dust layer to a minimum but does not trap condensation like a good rain cover would.
Socks filled with moth ***** under the seat and on top of the front fender (draped over the "towel hanger") will keep little rodents away.
Last edited by Woodchuck; Nov 12, 2013 at 10:38 PM.
My problem is that I live on a dirt/gravel, semi-private road, a short distance from the paved, county road.
Once the snow packs down into ice, my riding season is virtually over until spring.
Around here, mid-November to mid-April is "down time" for riding motorcycles.
I never understood the mentality of purposely not riding for a set amount of time.[/quote]
Because of the corrosive salt that is going to get all over my bike
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