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    Bike under cover?

    does anyone keep their bike outside this time of year, with a cover. Just wondering as running out of room in the garage.
    I'm not a gynaecologist but I can took a look for ya

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    Yep, my bike lives outside.

    I got a Rjay's cover for it. Seems to do the job OK (clips underneath, which is a bit of a pain in the dark though.
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    Mine lives on the front porch. it's under a roof but no walls. The cold and the wet still gets it but it's relatively happy.

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    Hell NO! All the bikes are in the garage some with covers the cars stay outside full time

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    My insurance stipulates bike in locked gar'ge at night...
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    Quote Originally Posted by dogsnbikes View Post
    Hell NO! All the bikes are in the garage some with covers the cars stay outside full time

    Like 'E said!
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    No space in the little carport so my bike lives outside. ]: Atm I have an old car cover over it, should get a bike cover at some point.

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    Some in, some out under cover, some just out. Covers are good if you get a decent one, else theres no point


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    last year our bikes were just out the back under cover snow & all... this year they are in a friends shed... during the summer months just out the back under cover

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    Quote Originally Posted by keithbuckby View Post
    does anyone keep their bike outside this time of year, with a cover. Just wondering as running out of room in the garage.
    Watch your insurance if you don't park it in a locked garage. In my case, the excess goes up a lot.

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    If you're in an environment that gets damp the bike covers are a disaster. The bikes tend to rust and corrode. You're better off with a cover that covers the top only. eg under an awning etc. Or leaving it exposed to the elements.
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    same here I think,

    Quote Originally Posted by p.dath View Post
    Watch your insurance if you don't park it in a locked garage. In my case, the excess goes up a lot.
    might have to kick the cars outside, my wife can get some exercise defrosting them in the mornings lol
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    Yep, I've got a San Remo cover for mine. Lined inside and I can vouch that they are waterproof. approx $100

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bend-it View Post
    Like 'E said!
    Plus 1, but if it weren't for my Wife the bike would live in the bedroom.
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    Quote Originally Posted by dogsnbikes View Post
    Hell NO! All the bikes are in the garage some with covers the cars stay outside full time
    As it should be! Same with me,
    here's a hint, if you run out of room in the garage, keep the bike in the house! All the best people do..
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