The New Moto Digs at Road's End: Interior
Just a few photos of what's been happening in the interior of my shop. It's slow going, since I'm working mostly alone (except for the day Danny came over to help me hang drywall on the office ceiling -- thanks, Danny!). Still a lot of work to do, but it's coming along nicely...
All my street bikes lined up nice and happy in their new digs. (l-r: Triumph Tiger, Honda CBR1000RR, BMW F650GS Dakar, BMW R1200GS, Ducati Hypermotard, Kawasaki ZZR1200.) This section of floor will have a gray epoxy coating, but it needs to warm up more before I can put it down.
Corner where I'm sure I'll be spending most of my time. Tools, bike lift, stereo ... what more does a guy need? That corkboard thingy on the back wall, currently blue, needs recovered in a red fabric. (It's on my list.) Extension cord stretched across the floor is temporary. Window (one of four; the others are to the right of the office door) looks in on the office, which I haven't completed.
A place for everybody and everybody in their place!
Security is important. No keys required.
Check that temp before you ride off into the elements. Don't forget to turn on the alarm system.
Tire Change Central. No more busting my knuckles and wearing out my knees on the garage floor!
In case I forget my own URL, it's on the overhead door. (This photo taken back during the last ice storm, hence the ice coating the door.)
All my street bikes lined up nice and happy in their new digs. (l-r: Triumph Tiger, Honda CBR1000RR, BMW F650GS Dakar, BMW R1200GS, Ducati Hypermotard, Kawasaki ZZR1200.) This section of floor will have a gray epoxy coating, but it needs to warm up more before I can put it down. 
Corner where I'm sure I'll be spending most of my time. Tools, bike lift, stereo ... what more does a guy need? That corkboard thingy on the back wall, currently blue, needs recovered in a red fabric. (It's on my list.) Extension cord stretched across the floor is temporary. Window (one of four; the others are to the right of the office door) looks in on the office, which I haven't completed.
A place for everybody and everybody in their place!
Security is important. No keys required.
Check that temp before you ride off into the elements. Don't forget to turn on the alarm system.
Tire Change Central. No more busting my knuckles and wearing out my knees on the garage floor!
In case I forget my own URL, it's on the overhead door. (This photo taken back during the last ice storm, hence the ice coating the door.)Labels: motorcycles, Road's End
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