Show us ya man space

[fLaThEaD FreD]

It's the revolution motor 1250cc quad overhead cam with slipper clutch. It seems to run quite well.

[junkmanjoe]

Road trip!
hey mate its only a hop skip or jump over the Tuakau bridge then you got gravel 90% all the way to awakino

is that where you are hideing now days.

[junkmanjoe]

[QUOTE=fLaThEaD FreD;1129245529]It's the revolution motor 1250cc quad overhead cam with slipper clutch. It seems to run quite well.[/QUOTE

its a beasty looking bike.
cheers for showing us ya shed.

[dino3310]

is that where you are hideing now days.

thats our back yard

[Cary]

remember that photo, that was a fab weekend at fletchers, have ya thought about another Cary or was that a one off?

sorry Joe slightly of topic, will post up my new man shed in 2 weeks
after the shift

Yep, will do something up that way.......

[dino3310]

Yep, will do something up that way.......

was talking to one of the camp managers from a few years ago, he reckons theres a DOC 4x4 track over to stony from fletchers

[warewolf]

same money would keep you in tyres for a couple of years.

Yep, I'd rather be riding than sitting in the shed looking at bling.

A nice tool chest would be great, but not a priority. For years I resisted putting all the tools up on the wall, as I used to take the toolbox to each trailride. Don't do that anymore; just take what I carry on my back, sometimes throw in a couple of loose tools if I know I'm going to use them for final prep.

So next priority is to rack all the tools on the wall, along with all the bottles/cans/etc. Got some good ideas on that stuff, plenty comes up from threads like this. If you want to feel poor, go read the advrider threads like this one. Some people have some serious moolah to spend on their sheds/toys.

[junkmanjoe]

i hear ya there.
is where i got the idea from.

some of them garages in the states are, better than the bike shop workshops in town.

lino on the floors,i thnnk one guy had carpet in his garage.
and the tool boxes, are massive.
big $$$$ over there.

[warewolf]

Carpet I got. Previous owners of the house used the double garage as a pool room.

[bart]

You guys are way too tidy. I'm too embarrased to show my shed and workshop. Floor to ceiling treasure (junk).

[young1]

I am lucky as my garage is a good size. You will see that it has two cars, two motorbikes (that is my DRZ400 hiding behind KT) and a trailer with some bits and pieces thrown on it. A third car could easily fit it.

I have a pile of tools on the bench, I don't know what to do with half of them but luckily Phreaky Phil knows what they are for!!

I have a new Partner so there is lots of bits and pieces in the shed from her previous house, hence the big beer fridge with a microwave sitting on top. Luckily her car has a tow bar for the trailer (my ex got the car with the tow bar!)

A friend is a real estate agent, he has people interested in my house but all I can think of is if I sold is where would I get another house with a garage this size!

[junkmanjoe]

Nice shed.... big one as well.. thats important.

oh and Nice Ktoom as well.............

[fLaThEaD FreD]

The ute is set up for transport or recovery with a 6000lb winch ,folding alloy ramps and tie-downs....all part of my bucket list lol

All set up to collect bikes...running or not.

[CrazyFrog]

You guys are way too tidy. I'm too imbarrased to show my shed and workshop. Floor to ceiling treasure (junk).

I'm with you there Bart. A few of the Nelson boys have seen mine, bit of a dark dungeon, but it serves it's purpose. It's packed with 4 motorbikes, assorted tyres, assorted spares for all bikes, 3 mountain bikes, 2 kayaks, 2 chainsaws, powertools, handtools, garden tools etc etc, but hey even tho wifey keeps telling me to clean it up, at least I know where everything is

[cooneyr]

I'm a bit embarrassed by mine as well. At least I can move around since we sold the trailer and he kayaks. You can see the orange power cord by the door that I have to run to the laundry every time I want to weld/drill/work at night etc. Tools are all in tool boxes cause I cart them around to siblings to fix their cars etc etc too often still. Home made benches are a PITA. The one with the vice tends to "walk" around a bit when hacksawing. I should dyna bolt it down.

One more coat of paint for the pannier racks then they can go back on. Waiting for day with temps over 10 degrees though - I've been waiting 3 or 4 weekends now!