STOP CORROSION
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Perfect if storing in a damp shed/garage or even outside for the winter
You'd need to ride around in the bag to stop the corrosion of a water cooled 1200 GS..
i just use a dehumidifier in the garage.
They look quite good.
My garage gets quite damp in the winter and one of those could be a good solution
My garage gets quite damp in the winter and one of those could be a good solution
alp
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Seriously though folks, some years ago I stored a nicely restored XR Honda in a VacBag for maybe 4 or 5 years in a damp shed and when I decided to release it from its shell it was just as I had stored it. Petrol in, she started after a couple of kicks. It would be ideal for winter storage for those not blessed with a dry garage.
Nice bit of kit, a perfect solution for fair weather riders...
I wonder if I put the wife in one after 10 years will she still look the same 
I wonder if I put the wife in one after 10 years will she still look the same
Are you going to suck all the air out?
Just felt compelled to say yours is the least attractive avatar I've ever seen, where is your self respect, lol
Yeah i lost a couple of pound so needs updating
Look good for my garage which is a mile from my house. BUT, how can I use it with my ground anchor?
Bolt the anchor through the bag and hope it seals? Probably will seal well enough if I put some dehumidifier bags in too.
Bolt the anchor through the bag and hope it seals? Probably will seal well enough if I put some dehumidifier bags in too.
sven
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That's why I haven't gone down the Vac Bag route
Salt went down here last week, so I'm now sorn'd and thinking; 1) Thats a sensible idea 2) Is it worth approx £55 with drying bags 3) Appears challenging to fit 4) What about my Optimate? 5) Perhaps I won't 6) Perhaps I will
Aargh decisions.......
Aargh decisions.......
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