should I cover my bike??
#1
should I cover my bike??
My bike has a garage of its own and it may get a tad bit of heat from the back room of the house but for the most part is not heated and very cold. My bike is loaded with chrome so I keep a nice coat of wax on it. Would a sheat be a bad idea? I dont want the bike to sweat I here may people covering there bikes but I fear a cover thinking they may cause my bike to sweat.
#3
As long as you aren't covering it with a sheet of plastic it will be fine. Been covering mine in an unheated garage for years with no rust troubles...BTW, wax won't prevent rust on chrome...Don't believe me? Take a piece of chrome steel, wax half and leave half un-waxed and lay it out in the weather. Both sides will rust evenly...Not that it matters, alot of the crap on our bikes is chromed aluminum, anyway.
#4
could be a dumb question but...
tie the bed sheet down or just drape it over the bike?
mine stays in a heated shed on carpet. space heater keeps it warm (above 50 at least) and she's in there with a roommate.
tie the bed sheet down or just drape it over the bike?
mine stays in a heated shed on carpet. space heater keeps it warm (above 50 at least) and she's in there with a roommate.
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#9
Greetings,
Mine's in an unheated garage and covered...Moreso to keep the dust off between rides. I've never had a problem with rust and such and I don't put anything on the chrome.
Mine's in an unheated garage and covered...Moreso to keep the dust off between rides. I've never had a problem with rust and such and I don't put anything on the chrome.
#10
i was thinkin along the lines of dust comin up from the floor? i knew i was doomed as soon as i hit "submit"