Apt/Condo dwellers...where do you keep your bike?

Pirate421
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3/16/2021 10:44am
I was looking at one of these for washing my bike at the trails before heading home. Battery powered, 450 psi. Best part is no cords, no generator and no pumps needed. Comes with a hose that you just put in a bucket of water or a water tank and off it goes.


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Top End
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3/16/2021 12:42pm
A $2000. Ford E150 panel van was my garage when I lived in Santa Cruz. Had all my moto gear, bikes, tools and stuff in it. I had an alarm on it and never had any problems. I kinda miss the moto van just get in and go.
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Undersprung
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3/16/2021 12:56pm
Pirate421 wrote:
I was looking at one of these for washing my bike at the trails before heading home. Battery powered, 450 psi. Best part is no cords...
I was looking at one of these for washing my bike at the trails before heading home. Battery powered, 450 psi. Best part is no cords, no generator and no pumps needed. Comes with a hose that you just put in a bucket of water or a water tank and off it goes.


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I have the Hart version. Not enough power. Works great for MTB's though.
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mwssquad827
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3/16/2021 1:18pm
xrmark wrote:
I live in an apartment with no garage. I keep mine in the house, girlfriend hates it but she didn’t pay for it or the apartment...
I live in an apartment with no garage. I keep mine in the house, girlfriend hates it but she didn’t pay for it or the apartment haha it would be nice to have a garage. I would love a cool set up but for now this will do. It’s nice sometimes to work on it and watch tv haha not ideal but it’s doable! If anyone has a house for rent in the Elsinore area let me know lol


You have/put WP forks on your Honda??
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Crash217
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3/16/2021 1:23pm
I had a ground floor apartment for years. I luckily had an apartment with a tiny fenced in "yard" and giant sliding glass door. I rolled the bike through the yard and into the living room. I tossed two 4x8 sheets of plywood down in the living room the entirety of my stay the, and parked my pair of dirtbikes and toolbox on them. Gas can I left sitting on the little patio/yard area.
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3/16/2021 1:33pm
Thanks for the feedback, guys! Lots of good tips...and nice to know I'm not alone in being garage-less!
TeamGreen
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3/16/2021 1:33pm
xrmark wrote:
I live in an apartment with no garage. I keep mine in the house, girlfriend hates it but she didn’t pay for it or the apartment...
I live in an apartment with no garage. I keep mine in the house, girlfriend hates it but she didn’t pay for it or the apartment haha it would be nice to have a garage. I would love a cool set up but for now this will do. It’s nice sometimes to work on it and watch tv haha not ideal but it’s doable! If anyone has a house for rent in the Elsinore area let me know lol


You have/put WP forks on your Honda??
Looks like it's WP fork wraps on stock forks?
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xrmark
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3/16/2021 2:15pm
TeamGreen wrote:
Looks like it's WP fork wraps on stock forks?
Yep lol that thing is bone stock. Get weird looks all the time
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jc34
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3/16/2021 2:58pm
I lived in Manhattan for a bit, no truck. Rented a Tacoma with zip car and kept my bike in my apartment on the 29th floor...
I lived in Manhattan for a bit, no truck. Rented a Tacoma with zip car and kept my bike in my apartment on the 29th floor. Fit in the elevator perfect. I ended up getting a van and parking it way uptown. Van or storage is the way to go ha.


What...

I cant imagine the looks you received from people trying to get on the elevator and there's a 230lb dirt bike standing up in it. That's wild. I lived in NYC for a decade and never imagined bringing bikes into my apartment.
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TeamGreen
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3/16/2021 3:03pm
I lived in Manhattan for a bit, no truck. Rented a Tacoma with zip car and kept my bike in my apartment on the 29th floor...
I lived in Manhattan for a bit, no truck. Rented a Tacoma with zip car and kept my bike in my apartment on the 29th floor. Fit in the elevator perfect. I ended up getting a van and parking it way uptown. Van or storage is the way to go ha.


jc34 wrote:
What... I cant imagine the looks you received from people trying to get on the elevator and there's a 230lb dirt bike standing up in it...
What...

I cant imagine the looks you received from people trying to get on the elevator and there's a 230lb dirt bike standing up in it. That's wild. I lived in NYC for a decade and never imagined bringing bikes into my apartment.
I've seen bikes in hotel elevators Grinning
FGR01
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3/16/2021 3:21pm
Lived in the barracks for years in the Army. At one point, had a 3-rail trailer. Made it easy to blow the bike off at the car wash without having to unload. Would push the bike up the stairs and keep it in my barracks room on the 3rd floor! At another point I had a van and kept everything inside it. Found a patch of grass near a spigot on the backside of the barracks. Kept a short hose, bottle of simple green, a brush, and a spigot key in my van. Always made sure to keep the area nice, push any excess mud into the landscaping, under bushes, etc. Always worked on my bike in the parking lot.
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3/16/2021 4:30pm
Damn...some of you guys are like junkies...will do whatever it takes to get your moto fix! haha. No excuses...love it!
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yamahaha131
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3/16/2021 6:00pm


Kitchen/living room. Wrong type of bike but hey🤷🏻‍♂️
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