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....just push the bike inside the home , it can be a good furniture piece....
Ha ha! I've done that with my wife's Vespa. It looks nice in the kitchen!
Yeah , and the thieves get a trailer also Remember to pull the wheels , or at least install a hitch lock . Dusty
From my pic library (don't know where I got it from originally) Much more expensive than the tent/polytarp type - urban sized unit, no drive thru or provision for lights and vents that I can see.
I know this has been discussed many times before, but I'm interested in your current thoughts on the matter.I have a new Norge (as of today!) that will need to spend the winter outdoors. We are living temporarily on a farm, with no garage and not even any pavement or asphalt, just some gravel and a large overhanging roof.
Home Depot has some plastic sheds that might work, plus we could take it with us when we move again. Perhaps something like this (but without the non-MG content):
You provided the best answer to your original query in this post:
Thanks for the reminder! Yes, that does look like a good option. Still, the Wunderlich cover will be good to have even if I do put the bike in a shed.By the way, I do not plan to store the bike this winter. I plan to ride it, even in the rain, as long as the temperature remains above freezing. (Yesterday's 37 degree ride was exhilarating!)