My Classic shares the garage with my 66 VW.

 

recently finished my garage i don't have pics with the trim completed insulated with heat for the winter and attic space and ladder to get up there epoxy on the floor led flush mount lights finally a decent place to work i did get some work done on the bike with the new lift cables, tank lift coil relocation, wolo horn and new bags installed but those pics are on my phone i will try to get them to my computer later



demolition and removal of old inferior insulation at this point for years i worked with one outlet one bulb over head and no heat





mor demo





ceiling joist and attic ladder electric all in ready to insulate the ceiling





drywall almost done





L E D flat panel lights and ceiling fan with heater in the back corner





almost done with the trim





two part epoxy floor

 

Man.

This thread is highly motivational!

 

worked on the bike in the middle of the garage remodel i had to get this stuff done so while i was waiting on a buddy to get back into town to help with the floor, he had the machine to sh

ot blast the floor. i did bags tank lift coil relocation wolo horn and all new cables

ironmax bags going on





brackets ready to go





had to loose the rear bag guards





one side done





time to start on the coil relocation horn and new cables while the tank is off

 

man some of yall have some sweet garages
just amazing

 

my garage
small but works

 

The Harley Home is coming along

 

Harley side of the garage.

 

It's been known that my garage was pretty awful. I've cleaned it out to accommodate my bikes and add shelving. It looks much better now.

 

Here's a couple of mine.