Both of these are good suggestions, I am currently looking at a 10 x 14 and a 12 x 12, so if I double that I need at least a 24 x 24, dang, now I gotta move the house to fit it in, maybe just get a second storage shed, or get rid of some the junk.

 

I would just park it in the living room, but then the wifey would probably get pissed here! So I'd end up in the shed with the bike too. I say go big!

 

I would get the biggest building I could afford for a bike storage. If I could get a 60 by 60 foot building, I would. That allows you to do any project you want.

 

lmao!

 

Mine is 27x44 and is not big enough go figure

 

Thats big!

 

A buddy has a 14X16 shed and rebuilds everyones bikes in it. Has a small garage door and side door on it. Tools, small bench, heat, beer fridge, small floor compressor, Air lift. Lots of OH shelving. Motion sensor alarm and lights on 4 sides. Only bike stuff in it nothing else. Other than the typical guy picture on the wall.

 

Thinking the same thing. I have a 60x80 but built a separate "garage" with a roll up door to park it in...

 

no cover,dont start it over the winter.good coat of wax and battery tender it will be fine.spring gets there rince it off and ride it.

 

I have to go with a max of 108 square feet, otherwise I need a building permit and all kind of other regulations, such as three feet from property line, apply. I hope I can live with a 10' x 10' shed. I leave my tools inside the house and do not store anything outside - the weather is too extreme in Canada.

I am worried about moisture. Someone mentioned something about a chemical that soaks up moisture like charcoal. Maybe I can leave a bucket of that in the shed.

I will install a floor anchor into my exisiting concrete driveaway and use a noose chain to secure the underbelly of my bike. It's way too easy to kick down the door of a pre-fab shed.

Thanks for the help everyone.