Almost away for the winter. But Where?

[KensFz6]

For anyone who doesn't own their own garage, where do you store your bike for the winter?

I'm thinking of trying a Public Storage unit but haven't reserved one yet or even asked if it's allowed.

At $50-$90/ Month, I wonder if there might be a cheaper alternative (aside from burdening a friend with it for a while )

 

[SergeantG1]

I have a garage, so of course that's where I store mine. But, you might want to check around for a motorcycle specific storage place. I came across this the other day. Motorcycle Storage, Heated, Secure, Economical, several spaces left!!!

I didn't know anything like that existed until I seen the ad. It's a great idea though. Wish I had and empty building, I'd do the same thing.

 

[lazamus69]

Motorcycle shops around here offer storage for $350. They'll take it, winterize it, store it, and prepare it when you want it back in the spring. decent. but Im making a shed for mine this weekend. Poured the concrete yesterday.

 

[Steph]

Mine goes to a local arena that has been replaced with a new one. I store my bike there in the penalty box (literally) for $65 for the winter. They store RVs, classic cars and newer sports cars. They always beg for bikes cuz they fill in the gaps.

 

[coursonap]

Where in illinois do you live I have got a storage building I could store about 5 bikes in and i pay $37 a month for mine.

 

[Hollow]

It would be cheaper and better for yourself to build a small shed. That is what I have behind my house. This shed is big enough for my lawn stuff and the bike but not the lawn tractor and the bike at the same time. But I do understand first you have to have the yard for a shed, then the know how to build the shed, and not to mention the money. So good luck with what ever happens

 

[necrotimus]

Technically you cannot store flammable liquids in a storage unit so you are suppossed to drain all fluids.