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@venmc
AdministratorThere is moisture in concrete. A good cover will create a terrarium. Gun shops sell dehydrators for gun safes. Not a bad idea to have one sitting on the ground if you cover your bike for a long time.
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@venmc
AdministratorHere is a far more informative site regarding the ‘Bike Bubble’ and it’s use and operation.
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@sschroe
SubscriberI have a cheap fix that seems to work for me. I do the same, a soft blanket and then a cover but, in front of the bike between the front wheel and engine I put a fan and leave it running throughout the winter. Well if it is below the 20’s then I shut it off. The fan seems to help the condensation from building up.
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@sschroe
SubscriberI have a cheap fix that seems to work for me. I do the same, a soft blanket and then a cover but, in front of the bike between the front wheel and engine I put a fan and leave it running throughout the winter. Well if it is below the 20’s then I shut it off. The fan seems to help the condensation from building up.
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@sschroe
SubscriberI have a cheap fix that seems to work for me. I do the same, a soft blanket and then a cover but, in front of the bike between the front wheel and engine I put a fan and leave it running throughout the winter. Well if it is below the 20’s then I shut it off. The fan seems to help the condensation from building up.
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@venmc
AdministratorGr8 fix for those of us that deal with the wicked Winter and our rides.
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