Where Do You Park At Home?

[ziggie]

since I work third,it sits on the sidewalk during the day,and on fri and sat night in the cycleshell beside the house.
Untitled by ziggie24, on Flickr
Untitled by ziggie24, on Flickr

 

[danrev]

I keep mine in the garage along with the Civic and CRV. Isn't this what garages are for? Living 7 and 1/2 years in Iowa where the winters get really cold you learn the value of using your garage for your vehicles.

 

[ziggie]

my daughter has a civic,we have 2 crv and my 700x.that would be a 4 Honda family.

 

[AdamW]

I keep mine in the garage along with the Civic and CRV.

We have a Civic and a Fit. I was deciding between the NCX and a very nice used Aprilia Mana. My wife looked at me like I was an idiot and said, "One of them is a Honda?" I married a smart woman.

 

[VTHokieAg]

I've never seen a cycleshell. That's pretty neat.

 

[Jeff762]

Mine is squeezed in the garage with the rest of my stuff

 

[jesse096]

There is a concrete pad down at the front of my development (we can't bring bikes up to our homes, which is pretty crappy) with metal hoops embedded in the cement for hooking a lock to. I will, however, store my bike in my shed during the winter months since I won't be riding it much, and would like to keep the battery hooked up to a battery tender.

-Jesse

 

[CMGuy]

Mine is squeezed in the garage with the rest of my stuff
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You must have one heck of a lawn to rate a tractor like that!

 

[CMGuy]

In the garage in the 3rd bay wedged in with some "stuff" I've yet to find a proper home for. Full size cars in bays 1 & 2. Will be interesting, though, in a month or so when my wife gets her golf cart - her payback for not objecting to the NCX.

 

[gpd211]

There is a concrete pad down at the front of my development (we can't bring bikes up to our homes, which is pretty crappy) with metal hoops embedded in the cement for hooking a lock to. I will, however, store my bike in my shed during the winter months since I won't be riding it much, and would like to keep the battery hooked up to a battery tender.

-Jesse

The number one reason for not living in a HOA

 

[670cc]

There is a concrete pad down at the front of my development (we can't bring bikes up to our homes, which is pretty crappy) with metal hoops embedded in the cement for hooking a lock to. I will, however, store my bike in my shed during the winter months since I won't be riding it much, and would like to keep the battery hooked up to a battery tender.

-Jesse

The number one reason for not living in a HOA

Yeah. The Loud Pipes Save Lives crowd ruined it for everybody.

Greg

('scuse me while I don flame suit).

 

[jesse096]

The number one reason for not living in a HOA

Yeah. The Loud Pipes Save Lives crowd ruined it for everybody.

Greg

('scuse me while I don flame suit).

No flaming from me lol, it sucks but the upside is its a pretty good neighborhood filled with older people, no theft, no break ins, so its a trade off but I can live with it.

And the loud pipes thing, my truck is louder (booths stereo and engine wise) than the bike will ever be lmao.

-Jesse

 

[Nortwestrider]

I built a " bikeport " next to the house to keep them dry.
This weekend we put the roof on my new garage.

The new garage !!.

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[pahondafan]

The number one reason for not living in a HOA

I was hoping someone would ask first but what is HOA?

 

[670cc]

I was hoping someone would ask first but what is HOA?

Home Owners Association

 

[pahondafan]

Home Owners Association

Thanks.

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[killerbeezer]

In the garage. My truck can stay outside.

 

[VE258]

In the garage. My truck can stay outside.

I do exact opposite. NC staying outside, covered by cheap car cover.if there is a rain-i cover it with some plastic and cover on the top.cause our car worth few NC's.

 

[NCer]

Garage, on a center stand. My cars are outside....

 

[dog]

I built a " bikeport " next to the house to keep them dry.
This weekend we put the roof on my new garage.

Uh, it looks like that NC could actually benefit from a little rain.... ;-)