I know many of us who live where there are cold snowy winters have very little to no riding time so we usually set up shop in our living spaces (or garages/sheds). Do you prefer your winter workshop in the living room, dining room, bedrooms? Lets see some pics! I'll go first. My bikes are inside a heated indoor winter storage unit while my parts and tools and "workshop" are set up inside my apartment. I got various nos and used Puch stuff in like three different rooms here 🤷🏼♂️
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350 sq ft of garbage
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That setup is awesome. Also talk to me tomorrow after I shovel my way there for the second time.
Our club shop:
I have a shop at my house too; but I don't have any recent pics. Soon?
I half half of my newly built 20x20 garage dedicated to all things mopeds. So not a lot of space, but it’s currently housing 5 mopeds and an mb5, a torn to frame garelli, 2 shelves of fully organized parts, a workbench, all my tools, and a moped lift! It’s still a work in progress but nothing to take pictures of yet. This weekend I’m getting some free hanging shelves and more lights.
Fuck a bunch of mopeds hehehe!!
This used to be my work space for servicing E bikes. Most of my bicycle service tools are on the wall and a bike repair stand would be set up. Over the winter it's dead storage since one side of the garage is used to shelter the car and space is at a premium. Looking forward to parking outside again and spreading out...
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my dad's basement is about 10 miles away
My entire basement Is full of mopeds and related parts
Lights are up!
It’s a shed under a deck - I can’t stand up straight but it’s better then nothing and the closest thing I’ve ever had to my own garage - have my moped and scooter in there.
There it is my living room
My shop is always packed. It gets cold up here in Maine so heated and insulated.
Way too messy right now to share a pic, maybe if I'm feeling better this afternoon I'll get out to clean up a bit and take a pic.
We got almost a foot of snow yesterday, kinda caught me by surprise, had to stuff a bunch of stuff inside.
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What's up with the fat tire scooter?
A Honda Metropolitan i built years ago. Big bore, ported head,cam…disc brakes..12x7 rear.
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I put the new door opener in. It’s wifi n stuff. So, my phone app wanted me to name the door. Went with “St.Peter’s Gate” so this is heaven for me. I have big plans for this space but it’s only parking and maintenance at the moment.
* Don’t tell the bible thumpers… they missed the cut (edited)
I’ve got my work cut out for me this winter. Today was nice enough to keep the door open. Snow coming midweek.
Right now this is my shop lol
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'tis the season
My winter garage spot turn into where ever I want to put a moped at work. Way better being in here heated than my 1950’s garage that’s falling apart
Not that we experience what most of y’all consider winter, this is something I added to my shop recently after firing up my Bajaj Tristar engine on the bench and having to take an hour break afterwards.
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> something I added to my shop recently after firing up my Bajaj Tristar
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In the outboard shop I used to work at we built a run tank and had a inline fab for a pot grow room sucking the fumes out. Worked pretty good but when we fogged the two strokes it hot pretty smokey haha
Yeah that's on my list, I've got a couple options chilling in the Amazon cart, you can get a pretty nice ducted fan for about a hundred bucks.
I had to stuff this dumb thing in the shop last night, one of the chain cases has water in it and when it froze a couple weeks ago it wouldn't move. It was stuck in the driveway for 3 weeks but yesterday it was 56 degrees and it finally thawed out, gotta drill out a broken pipe plug and probably re-tap to drain the water out of the gear case.
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> cases has water in it and when it froze a couple weeks ago it wouldn't
> move. It was stuck in the driveway for 3 weeks but yesterday it was 56
> degrees and it finally thawed out, gotta drill out a broken pipe plug
> and probably re-tap to drain the water out of the gear case.
Looks like that mower deck could use a little love , too . :)
My "shop"
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