Light Weight, Cheap, Indoor RG3 cover???
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A friend who works at a H-D dealership gave me a "shipping cover that they use between the factory and the dealership but I have never used it.
If a bike is sitting in a garage the biggest threat to it is people////moving around it, mice if not controlled and possibly moisture if you cover it with plastic then try to heat your garage.
I have an attached (unheated) garage where liquids have never frozen and I've had multiple bikes for decades without a sign of rust, fading or leather damage.
Left uncovered or with a fabric bed sheet works either way but the sheet will reduce or eliminate the dust.
If a bike is sitting in a garage the biggest threat to it is people////moving around it, mice if not controlled and possibly moisture if you cover it with plastic then try to heat your garage.
I have an attached (unheated) garage where liquids have never frozen and I've had multiple bikes for decades without a sign of rust, fading or leather damage.
Left uncovered or with a fabric bed sheet works either way but the sheet will reduce or eliminate the dust.
Last edited by 2AMGuy; 10-12-2023 at 06:07 PM.
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