I believe i have heard of people even taking their bikes up in elevators to put them inside for over the winter. I would do it like that if i had to. I have a alarm so day to day ill leave my bike outside. I have seen many pictures of motorcycles inside motel rooms on long journeys. I would definetly do that too.

I plan on taking a room of my apartment, like a spare bedroom and use that for a work area. Either take apart the CBR or the Ninja 250 and bring it up in pieces to work on it over the winter.

If my bike looks really bad at the end of the year i might take apart the F4i and bring it up in pieces and clean everything off the bike and put it back together around febuary...

 

I never asked and they never said anything it's easier to say "oops my bad" then ask.

I was told by many friends they would say that but I left the blinds open all the time and no one ever said anything. But really if you put it in from the back gate like you said it wouldnt ever become a problem

 

I am going to bring my bike in for sure when i get my own place.
Not only for the safety factor but because it just feels against the rules somehow.
I am a high believer in the rebel factor.

I would say dont ask dont tell.

I have gotten in trouble way too many times when i thought i would say something just to see what the answer would be when i could have gotten away with it if i had just kept my mouth shut.

 

Kept my 600 in the living room all winter. Got two cheap doormats from Wal-Mart (like $2 each) and put them under the stands. I used front and rear stands since I was working on it, but the mats would be fine just under the wheels. Even used the "hallway" plastic runners ($6 or so) from the door to the living room.

When I travel on the bike, I always bring it in the motel room.

 

my sig pic is taken with my web cam in the living room i can reach out and touch my bike right now