Bike cover in a garage?

Started by Adamm0621, February 21, 2010, 05:06:21 AM

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stopintime

Quote from: Adamm3406 on February 22, 2010, 12:01:33 PM
What about this?

http://www.store.commoto.com/ducati-monster-6961100-bike-cover-p-1044.html


Those covers usually come in a bag worthy of at least a SuperBike. To justify the ridiculous price, you can make the bag a birthday present to someone who knows about bags and like Ducati  ;)
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somegirl

Quote from: Adamm3406 on February 22, 2010, 09:05:50 PM
Yea... and a Ferrari is just a car, and Angelina Jolie is just a woman... Psshaw!!! [cheeky]

We have a friend with a Ferrari gathering dust under a cover in his garage and it just gets used as a workbench for all his moto parts. [laugh]
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faolan01

I don't have a garage, but my parents do so I get winter storage privileges at their place. I use the cover in their garage for 2 reasons: 1) it's an old garage with a LOT of dust, and 2) it's a little extra protection in case of things like falling coils of rope (there's a lot of old boating stuff in there). I hate putting my bike away at all, but I'd rather spend a couple of months missing her than risk having her end up buried under a snowbank

bluemoco

I have one of these for garage use:



It's not an all-weather cover - it's much like a fitted bed sheet that breathes yet helps keep the dust off the bike.  I only use it for winter storage, and since I live in MN, this is a duration of about 6 months. (~Nov~April)
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