What is your garage set up?

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And the winner is .............robot870! But you must be a female? Can eat on that floor. No man can clean that good. No way! =)
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11/17/2011 10:43am
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11/17/2011 10:55am
Geez, is that a frame with a 4-stroke out of it cuz' it totally grenaded? As in, tossed a rod out the cases after the piston...
Geez, is that a frame with a 4-stroke out of it cuz' it totally grenaded? As in, tossed a rod out the cases after the piston smashed the valves and had nowhere to go? Don't see THAT too often, huh? Whistling Evil
njracer46 wrote:
You obviously have no clue on how to properly maintain a bike
Huh. Only been at it 35 years. I wasn't aware I'd learned nothing. So I guess having the cases split on my 93 250 and working on my 500AF project is just an illusion, it's not me really doing it. As well as an 07 RM450 I bought CHEAP because some guy blew it up and didn't know how to fix it. That's on the go too. Wow.
Note to njloser46: Loosen your grip, and slow down your stroking motion. This will, in turn, relieve some of the pressure on your brain. It's affecting your ability to make intelligent statements. As in "At all". Oh, and get out of your mothers basement more often.
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11/17/2011 11:01am
Geez, is that a frame with a 4-stroke out of it cuz' it totally grenaded? As in, tossed a rod out the cases after the piston...
Geez, is that a frame with a 4-stroke out of it cuz' it totally grenaded? As in, tossed a rod out the cases after the piston smashed the valves and had nowhere to go? Don't see THAT too often, huh? Whistling Evil
jplough973 wrote:
You know 4 strokes way to well!
I feel your pain, brother. At least you can do it yourself. Major overhauls at a shop are KILLER! If you eliminate labour on the bill, it's easier to stomach. As long as the case weren't ventilated. THEN it's a problem!

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11/18/2011 8:17am
dam id be stoked to set my garage up with unlimited budget like some of these dudes damm!
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11/18/2011 8:35am Edited Date/Time 11/18/2011 8:36am
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11/26/2011 12:09pm
Here is my setup. I installed all the shelving, racks, winch, and cabinets myself. All I have left to do is get the floor painted. Took me a few weekends but I am pretty happy where it's at. I bought the house new but it was already built. Just found out the other day you could have added depth to the garage as an option. I would KILL for another 4-6 feet of depth so my bikes aren't jammed up against the wall. Oh well. I think I've done the best with what I have. The powered lift for the C2 rower and sound system are the two things that are a bit over the top but I love them both.


From the street



Pulled the car out. Sorry it's a bit grainy. Not sure what happened.



Left corner



Left side wall



Center



Right side




C2 left in up position



C2 lift in down position



Sound system. Made up of leftovers from numerous configurations.

11/26/2011 12:19pm
EMARacing wrote:
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What kind of floor paint did you use? did you do it yourself or was it done by a floor pro? Nice color
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11/26/2011 2:24pm
lostboy819 wrote:
What kind of floor paint did you use? did you do it yourself or was it done by a floor pro? Nice color
Thanks. It's floor epoxy. I had it professionally done by a buddy that ownes Custom Garage Interiors. I traded him a scooter and I owe him beer the rest of my life. Blink
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11/26/2011 3:17pm
wacker wrote:
I stripped mine down to the studs and re-wired, drywalled and painted the whole thing a few years back. Built 2 3x8" work benches covered with...
I stripped mine down to the studs and re-wired, drywalled and painted the whole thing a few years back. Built 2 3x8" work benches covered with sheet metal. 2 separate tool boxes (metric/standard), drill press, vice, air compressor. A few shelves for oil and misc parts and some tables for laying parts out on. I try to keep all my spares and stuff I don't use all the time in another shed I have that is basically a parts room. I don't like anything in the garage that doesn't really pertain to bikes.




I had a really nice setup at my old house in Texas, too. I liked it better than this one but it is long gone. My work bench had a better top than my kitchen. (Priorities)
Hey Dust,
Is that Grampa Lenards?? Wow that brings me back about 30 years... It looks much better since you have taken it over,. Is that buggy still there?

Miss ya bro..

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ak23 wrote:
[url=http://www.google.com/imgres?q=john+travoltas+garage&hl=en&client=safari&sa=X&rls=en&biw=1280&bih=603&tbm=isch&prmd=imvns&tbnid=-eQZgN10TSZxNM:&imgrefurl=http://www.phx411.com/wordpress/2007/01/31/john-travoltas-house-with-jumbo-jet-parked-outside/&docid=Q_SpNDXKJrP4uM&imgurl=http://www.phx411.com/wordpress/images/2007/january/john-travolta-jumbo-jet-in-garage.jpg&w=500&h=328&ei=4rjFTsCdN4ny2QWm8bGrCQ&zoom=1]http://www.google.com/imgres?q=john+travoltas+garage&hl=en&client=safari&sa=X&rls=en&biw=1280&bih=603&tbm=isch&prmd=imvns&tbnid=-eQZgN10TSZxNM:&imgrefurl=http://www.phx411.com/wordpress/2007/01/31/john-travoltas-house-with-jumbo-jet-parked-outside/&docid=Q_SpNDXKJrP4uM&imgurl=http://www.phx411.com/wordpress/images/2007/january/john-travolta-jumbo-jet-in-garage.jpg&w=500&h=328&ei=4rjFTsCdN4ny2QWm8bGrCQ&zoom=1[/urlhttp://www.phx411.com/wordpress/images/2007/january/john-travolta-jumbo-jet-in-garage.jpg[img]http://www.phx411.com/wordpress/images/2007/january/john-travolta-jumbo-jet-in-garage.jpg[/img]
Holy shit! Is that a heli pad in the back? That place is off the chain...is there a track?
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11/26/2011 5:38pm
FastEddy wrote:
[img]http://www.courant.com/media/photo/2010-12/58331514.jpg[/img]
Is that J-Laws garrage?
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11/26/2011 7:12pm
jplough973 wrote:
I'm pretty sure I have the best garage on here. Where else can you cook dinner and work on your bike at the same time? [IMG]http://i1113.photobucket.com/albums/k514/RuggedRaceProducts/181744_1711965052727_1646167064_1618101_3481398_n.jpg[/IMG]...
I'm pretty sure I have the best garage on here. Where else can you cook dinner and work on your bike at the same time?

I had exact same garage...circa 1970Smile awesome part of my life. My shop now is.......sorry do not have pictures as I am not motivated to learn how to post pics here yet...
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What do you do for a living??

Guessing thats a F430?

I love how you have 2 old 2-strokes next to a Ferrari LOL
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11/26/2011 10:50pm
FastEddy wrote:
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WINNER!!!!
11/27/2011 2:09am Edited Date/Time 5/3/2012 9:12pm
FastEddy wrote:
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bullpen58 wrote:
WINNER!!!!
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11/27/2011 4:47am
How the mighty have fallen. I used to have a typical two-car garage scenario in the suburbs of NorCal. Currently, I'm rocking a storage space underneath an apartment building (metropolitan setting). I cry myself to sleep over it every night. But I'm going to make sure this is temporary...




Hey jplough973, I'm going out on a limb and guessing you're a Cal Poly Penguin. That was me in the 90s. I miss SLO, the Pozo Saloon, etc....
11/27/2011 7:53am
njracer46 wrote:
layinbody31- my friend would love those trucks. hes got an s-10 built for draggin to
I used to have a Nissan hardbody layin on doors n 20s......wheels came through the custom hood....those were the days.
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308 wrote:
[img]https://p.vitalmx.com/photos/users/23073/photos/54181/s1600_garage.jpg?1322423591[/img]
A couch and a microwave away from paradise. Nice.
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11/27/2011 1:47pm Edited Date/Time 11/27/2011 1:52pm
Here is my shop setup. I built all the cabinets this summer from scratch....a lot of work but fun. Also, I have started in d "show us your toolbox/cool tool thread in the Raceshop forum...Just like the thread on garagejournal.com that has been running since 2007...I thought us dirt bikes need our own...Please post!

http://www.vitalmx.com/forums/Race-Shop,42/Show-us-your-toolbox,1228525.



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11/27/2011 2:25pm
Some great looking set up's that you guys have that are giving me some ideas.

Mine are still works in process.

House garage:






We used the gladiator storage rails and cabinets for some of the household garage items. I love the park mats for the cars and the epoxy on the floor has held up well.

Separate garage:











I still have yet to decide what floor material to use. I like the epoxy but with the bike stands, lawn mower and other "stuff", I think the tiles for garage floors may be a better option.
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11/27/2011 4:23pm
mx-4-2 wrote:
Some great looking set up's that you guys have that are giving me some ideas. Mine are still works in process. House garage: [img]http://i278.photobucket.com/albums/kk88/mx-4-2/IMAG0104.jpg[/img] [img]http://i278.photobucket.com/albums/kk88/mx-4-2/IMAG0101.jpg[/img] [img]http://i278.photobucket.com/albums/kk88/mx-4-2/IMAG0102.jpg[/img]...
Some great looking set up's that you guys have that are giving me some ideas.

Mine are still works in process.

House garage:






We used the gladiator storage rails and cabinets for some of the household garage items. I love the park mats for the cars and the epoxy on the floor has held up well.

Separate garage:











I still have yet to decide what floor material to use. I like the epoxy but with the bike stands, lawn mower and other "stuff", I think the tiles for garage floors may be a better option.
I aways think the checker laminate sheets are a great choice in a garage...I just can't find them anywhere.
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11/27/2011 4:55pm
Scooter has been in my "garage" and he'll know why I\m not posting any pictures. Tongue
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11/27/2011 6:55pm
TerryK wrote:
Scooter has been in my "garage" and he'll know why I\m not posting any pictures. Tongue
Eaaaaasy boys, what happens in the "garage" stays in the garage!
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11/27/2011 7:25pm
You guys have helped me realize...... My garage sucks!
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11/27/2011 8:39pm
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Hando wrote:
What do you do for a living?? Guessing thats a F430? I love how you have 2 old 2-strokes next to a Ferrari LOL
What do you do for a living??

Guessing thats a F430?

I love how you have 2 old 2-strokes next to a Ferrari LOL
Ferrari is a 360 Modena...


There are some awesome setups in here as well! Cool

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