My wife has had it walking around atv in garage and said move it NOW! I thought I would build a little shelter on end of deck and was wondering which was better for tires, being parked on dirt or should I pour concrete? Cause like everyone knows " if momma ain't happy no one's happy"

 

ithere one really i mean if ur bike is gonna be setting one it for months at a time ur rubbers gonna get weather checked but i mean if ur gonna be useing it ever day they will be fine

 

i really dont think it matters as both maaterials can hold moisture. but i like concrete for being solid.

 

build a shop, can never have too much room

 

yup, you never can have too much room. then you go buy more toys and get her madder. lol.

 

x2.

consider an enclosed trailer, its my naxt buy its cheaper then expanding my shop. the one im using this weekend has power and an extension cord can be run from the house to the trailer. barely will need to roll the machines out.

 

My .02 worth. Put concrete down with plastic underneath as a vapor barrier and put at least a roof over it. The moisture coming up through dirt will kill the metal eventually due to rust.

 

Build a cheap wooden shed. Lowe's has them cheap or maybe a "store and lock" type storage facility. Or bring it to my house and I'll store it for free. Don't forget to leave me the key.

Steve

 

no problem there i store them for u they will be nice and safe but a little dirty and muddie but i will wash it when im dun

 

Thanks Scrammersam, Just for the heck of it I said honey one of the guys on the forum said build a shop and she says ' good idea now you can get all that reloading crap out of my way too..... I don't know why but I'm not arguing looks like a 30x40 shop is on the way before she snaps back to reality.......