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Shameless plug for my office neighbors at Nelson Rigg. They got tired of looking at my poor, faded cover and handed me a new one today.
If anyone can't see my bike in the parking lot, they shouldn't be driving.
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I like it too... where do you keep the ignition key??
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Right neighborly of them!
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Wonder what kind of bike is under there...
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They take good care of me. That's my Bonneville under there. Rode the CB to work this morning, but had an appointment at lunch that took me past my house. I had just gotten a shipment notification that the Givi rack for the Bonnie is out for delivery today to the office. Since it would be too big to carry home, I figured why not just install it at work. Swapped bikes and rode the Bonnie and a few tools back to work.
Funny, there's a guy with an R1 in between my office and Nelson Riggs', who never covers his bike. Wonder why... could probably get one just as easily as I do.
Peter, as to where I keep the key, here's my handy-dandy motorcycle stuff organizer in the corner of my office. I have a helmet shelf (with plant, at my wife's insistence), a bar for jacket, pants, and office dress-up clothes, and a hanging organizer for keys, gloves, helmet liner, and everything else.
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(11-22-2019, 06:38 AM)Gone in 60_imp Wrote: They take good care of me. That's my Bonneville under there. Rode the CB to work this morning, but had an appointment at lunch that took me past my house. I had just gotten a shipment notification that the Givi rack for the Bonnie is out for delivery today to the office. Since it would be too big to carry home, I figured why not just install it at work. Swapped bikes and rode the Bonnie and a few tools back to work.
Funny, there's a guy with an R1 in between my office and Nelson Riggs', who never covers his bike. Wonder why... could probably get one just as easily as I do.
Peter, as to where I keep the key, here's my handy-dandy motorcycle stuff organizer in the corner of my office. I have a helmet shelf (with plant, at my wife's insistence), a bar for jacket, pants, and office dress-up clothes, and a hanging organizer for keys, gloves, helmet liner, and everything else.
I never covered my CB at work and day-after-day it would bake under the sun (or get soaked by rain) in the parking lot for at least nine hours. I was doing this for years.
The biggest inconvenience so far has been a few goose splatterings.
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Yeah, these guys are just waiting for the day I forget to put my cover on.
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lol - It appears at least one of them has you figured out.
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You are right, Gold, they have figured me out. They look through my office window asking "When are you going to take your motorcycle cover off?"