What's in your garage?

[susukeegs]

Thought this was a good time to renew this thread from Steve....In the home reno thread I posted pics of our recent house reno,,,which lasted 6 months..major changes. Got some changes in the garage too...

The tank on the left looks like a perfect match for my side covers ;-)

[trevor]

The tank on the left looks like a perfect match for my side covers ;-)

It's what's left of my 83 1100e....friend crashed it.






An hour before the crash...

[zuluwiz]

Y'all seem to have forgotten the most basic item. Before you can show what's in your garage, ya gotta have a garage!

"...and I ain't even got a garage, you can call home and ask my wife! " Charlie Daniels

[trevor]

And here is a slightly different view...

Bay 1



Bay 2

Very tidy Bob...love it!

[Baatfam]

Does everyone have a gas tank on the self?

[trevor]

Does everyone have a gas tank on the self?

Well any proper garage does...lol

[storm 64]

My tanks are up high on a shelf. Don't want anything dropping on them. 👍

[Redman]

Does everyone have a gas tank on the self?
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Well, that would require having garage, and having shelves... and I suppose having a bike then having only the tank.
Er, um, well, maybe having a bike and then getting another tank .... yah, why is it that you guys have extra tanks...?

I have extra seats, from getting upgrade/replacement and keeping the original. (no need for picture of cluttered stack of boxes in corner.)

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[trevor]

Well, that would require having garage, and having shelves... and I suppose having a bike then having only the tank.
Er, um, well, maybe having a bike and then getting another tank .... yah, why is it that you guys have extra tanks...?

I have extra seats, from getting upgrade/replacement and keeping the original. (no need for picture of cluttered stack of boxes in corner.)

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my 83 blue tank is off my crashed bike... my black one is off an 82-750e parts bike and the Dr650 tank is my stock tank... I put on an after market acerbic

[Baatfam]

Well, that would require having garage, and having shelves... and I suppose having a bike then having only the tank.
Er, um, well, maybe having a bike and then getting another tank .... yah, why is it that you guys have extra tanks...?

I have extra seats, from getting upgrade/replacement and keeping the original. (no need for picture of cluttered stack of boxes in corner.)

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I picked up a tank, front fender, and tail piece years ago, at a great price.
The plan was to have them painted and replace the ones on my GS, but it hasn't happened yet.

[GSXR7ED]

Ed's Garage - Raiders Man Cave

Alright, you guys know how I love to post pics of my garage...and I happen to have two tanks removed from my "T's".



Here's how my riding "T" currently sits. I need to remove and rebuild the forks and I have a new ignition switch to install. I'm putting off the GS1100 dual fork upgrade until I can get them cleaned.



It's a tight squeeze but I've got the riding mower wedged in there pretty good.



And....here's the reason I am delaying my work -- TKR (Total Knee Replacement).



I'm having the left knee done as well...only 4 weeks in between surgeries...call me crazy but I only have 12 weeks of short-term disability before my employer can let me go! It's been just over two weeks and I've graduated to a cane from the walker.


Ed

[Buffalo Bill]

Best hope for your knee replacements!!!
I have a lady friend who's just too scared to have her knee done. WAY overdue, she rather limp around with a cane.

[GSXR7ED]

Thanks Bill,

I had both knees scoped during military career (2001 & 2004) for torn medial meniscus.

My current job of 17 months was the culprit for my decision. Walking 13-15K steps, M-F and only the wknds to recover was too much for me to endure.

I'll take more pics of my garage as I have acquired a Kobalt rolling toolbox!


Ed

[dorkburger]

Ed, best wishes for a speedy recovery.
Waaay back in the 90s my father had both knees done at the same time. He didn't want to have to do two recoveries - he wasn't one who liked to sit still. It really changed his life for the better.

[GSXR7ED]

Thanks for the kind words Glen.

I can't imagine having no strength in both knees while doing the simple things at home like going to the toilet and taking a shower. That's why I have to heal the new knee and bring power back to my thigh so I can repeat the healing process.

I'm slowly starting to learn that lounging around and being cooped up at home can be depressing. I asked my wife if we could go out to dinner after my first visit to the Dr. That was a painful experience! He put pressure on my joint to get it to -4° on the exam table. The aspirin I've been taking has prevented swelling in my ankle.

Sorry for being long-winded but "yes!", this is a life changing experience. An improved Quality of Life.


Ed