kippieland
Well-known member
I love seeing all the great shops you guys have created. It gives me great ideas for what I can add/change to mine (it never looks the same year to year!) I thought it was about time from me to share with you my shop and all the things that have been done to rehab it to a fairly nice shop. I still have some areas that need help, but I am getting there. I love picture heavy post so I have done my best to find as many pictures as possible.
First, let me give you some background on this shop. My wife and I purchased our house in 2003 after moving from a town just outside Everett Washington. The shop is 24x30 and was a home built project that the previous owner families built since that was their "specialty." It had no lights in it and only one plug box. They ran the electric from the basement of the house through the foundation (did a poor batch that leak that I had to fix) and later I found out used black plastic sprinkler pipe for the electical conduit (obviously it was not inspected...on my list to do!) And lastly, the concrete floor is so unlevel it has a huge peak in the middle of the shop. I like to think of the previous owners work as "special" not "specialty"
Thse picture show my shop with old wood siding on prior to removal
To many of these....
Caused this!
In 2008 we finally decided it was time to go!
Old bike...old shop siding.
New bike...new siding!
First, let me give you some background on this shop. My wife and I purchased our house in 2003 after moving from a town just outside Everett Washington. The shop is 24x30 and was a home built project that the previous owner families built since that was their "specialty." It had no lights in it and only one plug box. They ran the electric from the basement of the house through the foundation (did a poor batch that leak that I had to fix) and later I found out used black plastic sprinkler pipe for the electical conduit (obviously it was not inspected...on my list to do!) And lastly, the concrete floor is so unlevel it has a huge peak in the middle of the shop. I like to think of the previous owners work as "special" not "specialty"
Thse picture show my shop with old wood siding on prior to removal
To many of these....
Caused this!
In 2008 we finally decided it was time to go!
Old bike...old shop siding.
New bike...new siding!
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I think the next thing I am going to build are some large floor cabinet made out of 2x4 and covered with MDF. I need somewhere to put my huge gear bag!

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Forgot about the KX Service Honda's. They do some cool stuff at that company, but they cost some serious money! That is a really cool website. I need to get back into the trails...we have them here, but all my friends want to do is MX stuff.
I could believe it, but there was NO damage to the valves or to any other engine parts. They aren't kidding when they say they are tough as nails. If that would have been the two-stroke it would have been a different story!
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