How do you store your bike for winter?

Nukeranger

Nukeranger

Nukeranger
In an Air Conditioned Garage at all times when not in use here. It's like everyone is sound asleep and loving it when not being ridden and ready to go for a ride like a Dog!
 
Mad Dog

Mad Dog

ValueTeck Enterprises
Sounds like a ventilation problem. You might want to look into that. Could be causing some other issues with the building itself. I live in western new York and my garage stays pretty dry.
 
TimNY

TimNY

Well-Known Member
I think the matching bubble would be pretty cool .
We promise not to start calling you Bubble Boy - at least to your face .

Nice Vette by the way - I plan on getting one as soon as I win the Lottery !
 
Th3InfamousI

Th3InfamousI

Administrator
Staff member
You need to get a dehumidifier to draw the moisture out. Also air conditioning the space will also dry the air as well a it sucks moisture out, however the dehumidifier would be the best bang for your buck.

What's the point of having a garage if you can't store anything in it?
 
Slick-Dog

Slick-Dog

Active Member
I gota respect the decision to put a car or a bike in bubble... But Iam riden mine or starting it (both at the same time sounds good to) up to piss off the neighbors..
 
badyellowvette

badyellowvette

Active Member
Well had some time this past weekend and decided to build a ramp and put it in the living room. Next summer I have to put a ceiling in and insulate the garage I think that will solve the my problem, still might keep it in the living room.

Should have made that ramp wider!

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yuxpdUxgDS4]Video 6 - YouTube[/ame]

 
pknowles

pknowles

RETIRED
When I added the 16 X 24 foot bay to my existing barn, I put down a vapor barrier and it seems to be better than the original part as far as condensation. Ideally, climate controlled spaces would be best, but as I have gotten older, my pockets aren't as deep as they once were:)
 
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