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Posted by TC
 - September 05, 2010, 19:09:47 PM

   I store mine on the side stand. Check to see the anti freeze is OK , fill the gas tank and add gas stabilizer. Then hook them up to a Shumacker smart charger. Close the garage door and hope for an early spring.

Posted by Duffy
 - September 05, 2010, 11:52:51 AM

I don't "store" my bike at all.  The weather here allows for riding all year round.

On the other hand when I was active duty and left on a cruise (6-9 months) I just filled it with gas, un-hooked the battery, parked it in the corner and left.

Posted by TripWire
 - September 04, 2010, 23:31:56 PM

I know we still have a few months of riding available in my neck of the woods but I though I would ask before it gets to be that time.  When I store my snowmobiles I always store them with the suspension unloaded.  Should I store my Drifter that same way?  I was thinking I could just put it on my motorcycle jack and raise it to the lowest lockable setting and strap it to the stand in the corner of the garage.  Any opinions on why I should or shouldn't do this?   This is the first year I am storing a motorcycle.

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