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Posted by MaggieQ
- April 06, 2010, 08:08:31 AMThose work really well for about 5-7 years depending on where you live. I live in Colorado, pretty dry here, and a lot of direct sun so about 7 years was our limit. We use them out back of the shop to store layaway bikes, or units we have assembled and are not ready to put out for sale, wind is particularly hard on them, but overall, they are a nice alternative to indoor shelter. Get the Bike Barn brand, you won't regret it, they started that line of product and have the most research and developement money into the product and it lasts the longest and is the most versatile, functional and durable. If you live in a wet area, like high humidity, you will not want to store it collapsed, it will mildew between the folds and eat away at the fabric., and they are particularly prone to wind damage, we use cinder blocks to hold them closed when not in use.
Posted by 49Reo
- April 05, 2010, 16:11:12 PMNow thats a slick setup; be good for winter storage inside a garage/shop as well; really keep the dust down.
Regards and such,
49Reo 
Posted by 1999 Drifter
- April 05, 2010, 14:27:45 PMCan onyone recommend / or have one of those covers that pull over your mototorcycle
please give comments ...........I have no garage 
1999 drifter 800