Pool chemicals will change chrome yellow.

 

Man! You got some bad azz spiders in that pump house if you need to carry a 357mag in there[]!

 

Don't do it! I took a HazCom seminar and the instructor mixed chlorine and brake fluid togther in a small can outside and it was one-h*ll of an explosion.

 

I don't know the answer but I know that I would not store them together.

 

FUG, U azwipe, I jus spit coffee all over the keyboard, dammed, I'mSTILL laffin' GAWD, good oneLMFAO

 

Bad idea. Not sure about all the explosion/fire comments, but I do know that you will see pitting on all aluminum and chrome parts come spring.

 

I used to use clorine and pool chemicals to treat chrome on some old bobbers i would build in college... it would yellow and almost give the chrome a brass look... i discoved this when i picked up a bike that was stored in a barn where the pool chemicals where kept... so we tried it... sure enough... eats that chrome up! i would get that bike out of there ASAP! if it does that to a chrome plating... alum is a much softer metal

 

The pool chlorine is an oxidizer, and will enhance the build up of a protective coating of ferrous oxide on your bike[sm=smiley26.gif].

Chlorine + gas won't explode until you light it.[sm=crossbonesgif.gif]

 

DO NOT STORE POOL CHEMICALS IN A SHED WITH ANYTHING YOU CARE ABOUT, INCLDING GOOD TOOLS ETC. WHETHER YOU CAN SMELL THE CHLORINE OR NOT YOU WILL HAVE CORROSION PROBLEMS.

 

Just drain the pool, put a roof over it and keep the bike in there.....done deal.....no need for any more pool cleaning crap!