PatriotRider
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anyone have fact, opinion, or experience with Bike Barn vs Cycle Shelter vs another "portable" Spyder Shelter to set up near a home for storing a RT ??? cheap like $500-1000 max
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Bike Barn vs Cycle Shelter, etc
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justcalldon
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I'm leaning towards a Bike Barn. I saw them at a show and they looked real nice and for around $500 it fits my price point. They are easy to use too.
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BIKE BARN
I just setup a bike barn this fall. I don't have a garage to store the spyder.
I made a base out of 2x4's and deck boards to keep the spyder off of the ground.
When it snows I clean the snow off of the bike barn. I also purchased the Bike Barn Heater to help keep the dampness away from the spyder.
So far all is working OK.
The Bike Barn is easy to setup . I would build a base for it and use the Bike Barn floor as it is cheap and flimsy plastic tiles that snap together to form a floor.
You also have to big plate s that need to be bolted down to help secure the bike barn so that it does not blow away in a strong wind. Her is another post on bike barn
http://www.spyderlovers.com/forums/showthread.php?89392-New-Bike-Barn-Installed&highlight=Bike+Barn
I just setup a bike barn this fall. I don't have a garage to store the spyder.
I made a base out of 2x4's and deck boards to keep the spyder off of the ground.
When it snows I clean the snow off of the bike barn. I also purchased the Bike Barn Heater to help keep the dampness away from the spyder.
So far all is working OK.
The Bike Barn is easy to setup . I would build a base for it and use the Bike Barn floor as it is cheap and flimsy plastic tiles that snap together to form a floor.
You also have to big plate s that need to be bolted down to help secure the bike barn so that it does not blow away in a strong wind. Her is another post on bike barn
http://www.spyderlovers.com/forums/showthread.php?89392-New-Bike-Barn-Installed&highlight=Bike+Barn
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Bfromla
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This may help
http://www.spyderlovers.com/forums/...arn-Handled-the-Blizzard!&highlight=Bike+barn
the rest is mater of your opinion what you want for looks in use or waiting to be used... Seriously think a enclosed trailer worth the investment, can store during off season , & use if needed for transport any other time. Just dont let clutter fill up in between.
http://www.spyderlovers.com/forums/...arn-Handled-the-Blizzard!&highlight=Bike+barn
the rest is mater of your opinion what you want for looks in use or waiting to be used... Seriously think a enclosed trailer worth the investment, can store during off season , & use if needed for transport any other time. Just dont let clutter fill up in between.
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