smart in a bike barn...........

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chieftmc

Discussion Starter · Jul 13, 2009 (Edited)

I know it's been asked before and I said I would post pics.........well here they are:

It "just" clears the mirrors but if you fold them in (not necessary) there is PLENTY of room. You also need to pull all the way in to the frame to clear the roof when you flip the cover down! Works fine, lasts long time

The cover is guaranteed for life

If it ever wears out etc., just notify them and they will send a new one (just pay shipping). I've used one on my scoot for about 6 years now. We get plenty of wind, snow, rain etc. and it has held up well.

The website :http://www.thebikebarn.net/ , they have FREE shipping until July 31 !!!

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jetfuel

· #2 · Jul 13, 2009

..real cool chief...but I bet if you clear your garage you'll have room for the tomato..

...BTW..is that a moonshine still in the 2nd pic...if so...when 'we cooking...

jetfuel...

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ccdsmart

· #3 · Jul 13, 2009 (Edited)

What size did you get for the smart?

Thanks just looked a little more saw what to order.

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jetfuel

· #4 · Jul 13, 2009

..the trike model shows up for the smart under "other aplication"..

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mdfortwoguy

· #5 · Jul 13, 2009

Is the material stretched tight so it cannot come into contact with the car? That would be my only worry - you'd be surprised the damage an ill fitting car cover can do to the paint in a car in high winds.

That looks great though - nice find!

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chieftmc

Discussion Starter · #6 · Jul 13, 2009

mdfortwoguy said:
Is the material stretched tight so it cannot come into contact with the car? That would be my only worry - you'd be surprised the damage an ill fitting car cover can do to the paint in a car in high winds.

That looks great though - nice find!

The frame is inside and holds the material away from the vehicle. It also has 4 hold down plates (I screwed them into the concrete) for the front and 2 nylon straps with clamps to secure the back (foldable) part

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chieftmc

Discussion Starter · #7 · Jul 13, 2009

jetfuel said:
..real cool chief...but I bet if you clear your garage you'll have room for the tomato..

Yea I know, but the better half's "stuff" is in there

Not going there with a 10 foot pole

jetfuel said:
...BTW..is that a moonshine still in the 2nd pic...if so...when 'we cooking...

jetfuel...

Nah, that's just my Compost Tumbler, BUT, you're welcome to suck on the drippings if you like, BYOB

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Kermit

· #8 · Jul 13, 2009

I like that! Soon I'll be building a carport but that is nice and a great idea.

My question is....how many composters do you need? I see another in the background. That being said....I have the same model, or it may be a tad smaller.

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chieftmc

Discussion Starter · #9 · Jul 13, 2009

Bum-bling-B said:
I like that! Soon I'll be building a carport but that is nice and a great idea.

My question is....how many composters do you need? I see another in the background. That being said....I have the same model, or it may be a tad smaller.

Good eye Bum-bling-B !!!

I have 2; 18 bushel composters. I have ssssoooooo.... many trees and so many leaves it makes me :smilie_barf:

I load the tumblers just as it gets cold so come spring their ready to go

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