Motorcycle storage for winter is a sensitive topic in my household.
As the weather starts getting colder my friends and family start to talk in hushed tones around me... random pats on the back occur... my wife whispers "it'll be alright" in my ear... All signaling that they know my mood is getting worse because as winter weather arrives, my riding time will slowly decrease, until it stops completely when the ice hits.
Then, I will have to carefully prep my motorcycle for winter storage and put into its corner in the garage for the next month or so. All of this makes me a very, very grumpy person.
As painful as winterizing my motorcycle may be, there are four key things I do every season that has kept my motorcycle in top shape and starting first time every time I pull it out of storage.
There are many more things that you can do to store a motorcycle that can take hours to do. But, my goal is to share main things required to store a motorcycle that have worked for me and taken the least amount of time.
Let's face it; getting a motorcycle ready for storage isn't fun. But, it is necessary. So the simpler and faster the steps are the more likely you will be to do something.
So, let's get to it. Here are four easy steps to get your motorcycle ready for storage over the winter - no matter if "winter" for your motorcycle is 3 weeks or 3 months.











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