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Nov 24, 2013 | 08:08 PM

#11

jefla

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From: washington dc

What Geoff said, plus detailing stuff generally should not be stored at or below freezing.

I don't like winter. Not so much sunlight, no warm breezes, no bikinis.

Nov 24, 2013 | 08:12 PM

#12

jgrohio

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From: Ohio

If you cant heat garage just tarp off a small area for bike and heat it with a small heater when you are working on it, works great

Nov 24, 2013 | 08:48 PM

#13

'05Train

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From: 'Noke, VA

Get a Mr. Heater for the garage. No matter how cold it is outside, I can keep the inside in the 70s if I want.

Nov 24, 2013 | 09:08 PM

#14

d-streetglidr

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From: South Carolina-First to secede and hopefully the next.

Cheer up fellows! Winter's still a month away!!!

eta: Be careful with that Mr. Heater. My 3 burner propane Mr. Heater almost punched my ticket last December. If you're gonna use propane heaters get a carbon monoxide detector.

Last edited by d-streetglidr; Nov 24, 2013 at 09:11 PM.

Nov 24, 2013 | 09:15 PM

#15

davey019

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From: Sioux Center IA

I have an electric heater in my garage and keep it at 40 degrees. It costs about $90 a month to run this in the winter but its worth it so the vehicles aren't cold either getting in them