That should be fine, also make sure you have a battery tender on it, batteries dont like the cold

 

Yep, have the battery tender. Now if I lived in AZ during the winter, I woudn't need any of this.

 

Unheated garage with the Battery Tender on. As long as it's out of the snow and salt that all that matters.

 

Wouldn't there be less moisture in cold air? I would think that corrosion would happen slower in the cold.

 

No, the very act of heating the air also dries it out.

 

Yes, but warmer air can evaporate H2O and hold more moisture. The issue with moisture in the cold is that it doesn't want to stay in the air, but rather condenses on things like cold steel. However, I'd say unless you are going in and out of the garage several times a day or leaving the door open for extended periods, It will be a non-issue. Particularly so if you have your scoot covered.

Cheers

 

actually if you start it and let it runn every week just as if you were out for a ride you wont even need the battery tender
I say if you can keep it at home DO IT !
mine is not here but then it is getting pampered and making changes all winter as the new improved transformation has already begun ...... but it is where I can get to it anytime weather is premitting so I can Ride !

 

You are absolutely right about that, no heat needed and it's dry almost all the time and there are way less left wing liberal types running all over the place trying to tax you to death and control your life.

 

some of you guys act like you have never been to AZ on Newyears ..... does the Frosty ***** and Chilly ***** run ring a bell ?

 

oldfartjc, you got that right about the libs. Now with the state elections coming next week,
the moonbat libs are out like flies at the dump.