A "MUFFIN PAN"
that's a great idea.
When the wife gave me her old muffin pan, she told me "Under no circumstances does that pan ever come back into the house." It has been relegated for the rest of it's life to the Garage. Better it than me.A "MUFFIN PAN"
Here's Chuck working on his Vstrom
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Later that day Chuck's wife baked some muffins
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Ha,ha true...but if it ever comes to that, you're in good shape, you'll just need a "few accessories" to turn it into a livable spaceBetter it than me.
If only I had that much space.Ha,ha true...but if it ever comes to that, you're in good shape, you'll just need a "few accessories" to turn it into a livable space
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Ha,ha I was thinking the same yesterday, I've seen your garage before and remembered as spacious and full of tractors and quads, a perfect size for a man cave
That is the downstairs “garage”. It is climate controlled. The upstairs has a typical two car attached garage, with an extra height door and high ceiling. One bay is deep enough to park a boat trailer. That’s where the cars sleep and receive service. But, it’s cold in the upper garage.Ha,ha I was thinking the same yesterday, I've seen your garage before and remembered as spacious and full of tractors and quads, a perfect size for a man cave
One of my constant dilemmas is "where to put all the parts I remove from the bike while I am working on it?" This is compounded when I am working on all three of my bikes over the winter, and might have them in various states of disassembly while waiting for new parts to arrive. A temptation is to use any horizontal surface to stack parts... but that quickly results in losing my workbench space.
