Why not put a table lamp on it and put flowers in the trunk
and park it in living room as a conversation piece?
Least you would be getting some use out of it , since you're not
RIDING IT!!!!!

 

In Cali it never sits for more than a few days at a time...

 

"OUCH" Now That Hurt.

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I don't. I put on the battery tender and cover. I do set it over some foam pads to keep the tires off of the cement. The garage its stored in is heated and no cars park in it, we have five bikes stored in there, none are on jacks.

 

Not a good idea. Too much trouble taking it off the jack everyday

 

In the UK the salt on the road prevents riding for about 3 months, it'll destroy alloy and chrome in a flash. One winters riding a HD in the UK will make it look like $#!+.

I wash it, poilish it, change the engine oil, put it on a lift to leave the suspension and tyres unstressed, cover all metal parts with ACF50, and put on a battery tender.

WB

 

I just lay a couple pieces of plywood on the floor. It helps reduce the tires sitting on the concrete. I also ensure the tire presure is right. I have very little issue with the tires going low. I have my presure at 40psi rear and 38psi front.

Frank

 

Choo has problems. Everyone who has read very many of his posts understands that.