ran out of funding to buy a damn 10 dollar tarp..... i threw a couple vinyl window shades from the house over it and stuck a piece of plywood under the kickstand .... figured a wet bike isnt as bad as a wet bike flipped over on its side due to the ground getting soft under the kickstand... heh

 

put in the house if you can get it in

 

5 stairs on a not so sturdy wooden porch are mocking me :/

lack of a ramp....thought about taking the front door off the hinges and driving it up lmao.

 

It's just a little rain, dude. No worries.
My bike's seen rain probably 50 times and I usually garage it. It's unavoidable if you ever ride anywhere. Nothing bad will happen to the bike except annoying water spots.
(And that can be fixed with a little honda polish and a microfiber towel.)

Good call on the kickstand pad, tho. Definitely don't want it falling over on ya.

 

water spots do suck on the wheels and can

 

If you have black wheels use son of a gun or armorall. Or you could even go with WD-40. I used WD-40 on my rear wheel when It would get full of chain lube and grease. It gives it a nice shine to.

 

lol i live down a sandy road... rims never stay clean :/

 

take out a 10,000 dollar loan and buy another motorcycle, and then park it under your other motorcycle. id recommend a gsxr1000, as they are only good for getting hot anyways.

keep it running 24/7.
extreme heat will rise and dry your bike instantly.
like a sauna steam cleaner, it will clean your bike as well.
no spots. guaranteed.


it will keep your other bike dry.


i am also looking into a garage made of sham-wow towels.
ill keep you posted.

 

it'll be fine

 

i second the gsxr vote ;D