Recent content by EVLGNUS

I was able to roll my 600# plus toolbox around on the RD FreeFlow with no problems.

I had a 2009 Midnight Cherry Vision before this bike. Fantastic motorcycles.

I dropped the Vision twice but the tipovers saved it. Haven't dropped this one yet. Yet.

I had a Vision before this one (Cross Country Tour). Fantastic motorcycles. Great performance and super reliable.

Well I guess I'll really tick you off and tell you that I actually have a three car plus the single . LOL

The trick to breaking the tiles apart is to hold it face up by the edges and then bring the seam down over your knee. MAKE SURE IT IS FACE UP.

9'3" X 19'3". I just went with 9' of width on the RD and left a little gap on each side. I painted about 3" of the floor around the edge to make a nice transition.

Over the past several weeks I have been converting the single car garage attached to our Casita into a dedicated motorcycle garage. First, I moved all of the stuff that was stored in there over to the main garage and then moved my workbench, toolbox and storage cabinets into this one...

I mixed free flow and diamond plate in my main garage. If I had it to do over again I would go with all free flow. It just seems to be much easier to keep clean. In my motorcycle garage I went with all free flow and I really like the look.

Thanks guys. That open space in the last pic is where I keep the truck and trailer. It's nice to not have to store it off site.

Wow, it's been awhile and I guess I forgot about this thread. I've got a few pics of the finished garage and yard:

Both. The FF stays cleaner longer and is quieter. I also prefer the way it looks. I was worried about dropped screws etc. falling through so I went with the solid floor in the shop area. Turns out a magnet solves that issue and only the very smallest items fall through anyway. Sent from my...

I mixed free flow and the regular diamond racedeck. If I had do overs I would go with ALL free flow.

Some updated pics. Finally got the wall stripe done and added a US General 44" toolbox, a Seville workbench and a couple cabinets:

Thanks for all of the nice comments folks. Right nw it is full of boxes but I'll get some more pics up when I get it finished.