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I never really felt the price was "decent" for the storage space relative to the rest of the 41" stack at sears but, they still list this one: sears.com - CMan black single drawer $229.99 The google turned up a couple waterloo branded ones too: advanceautoparts.com - Waterloo Red single drawer...

Well, my 5-Drawer is 32-1/2" wide and 21" deep on the plastic top. The metal part is 26-1/2" wide and 18" deep. 39" high overall.

I also have the 5-drawer version and I love it! For my needs, it's the ultimate track toolbox. Nice big casters to make moving it around easy and, unlike current ones, it's nice and tall (39") to use as a work surface. The plastic on top and bottom make nice bumpers while strapped against the...

Heh, I emailed the Mrs. your recommendation:

Very cool! I've been trying to talk the wife into a pho-bra too. She's not into the replicas but, I like that we could actually drive it.

Isn't traditional on cruisers to have a sissy bar or fork mounted tool bag? http://www.jpcycles.com/harley-tool-bags You might find some inspiration with off road/dirt bike tool kits http://pitposse.com/toolkits.html ..not real helpful.

Re: Your thoughts on using just 1/4" and 1/2" drive tools Abandon 3/8" drive? Another vote for 3/8"! For home auto/moto 3/8" covers just about everything. I've got 'em from 6mm to 24mm which covers everything except some motorcycle axle nuts which is where the 1/2" comes in (up to 46mm). The...

Well said! I specifically look for dB ratings when I buy and keep a set of earmuffs with the air tools. If they're too loud they get replaced.

I re-organized mine about the same time fitz11 did (sorry about the image size): The tool roll in drawer #3 holds all my combination wrenches. The bottom drawer (#4 - not shown) is kind of a junk drawer - spare parts/bolts/fuses, grease, D-40, gloves, etc. I left a little room to grow and...

Here's some threads w/ pictures: Garage Journal: Above the floor motorcycle storage Garage Journal: 24'x48' Pole Barn Workshop It looks like Ray96MN pushed two pallet racks back to back to get the depth they needed.

Love it! Particularly the storage underneath. I've seen people using loading ramps on stationary tables FWIW. Gotta go vertical. Someone on GJ is using pallet racks which might be the way to go with that many bikes. I was going to make something like a pallet stacker mounted to the wall w/...

Blasphemy! We had a hoot supermoto'ing TTR125L's. Some thing - only street legal! We were gonna get a his and hers ...and possibly capes. Not to mention, as HMEN shows above, mini-moto racing! YouTube: Gromkhana: The Grom Escape Edit: For the money dealers were originally asking it just made...

Do I see two Grom's in there? Awesome! When they were first going for a premium well over MSRP, the wife said to wait it out and buy two. ...I should probably start looking into that again.

This maxjack motorcycle adapter? FWIW, I use scrap 2x4's to get the kind of clearance you're describing too.

Could you cut something like this Harbor Freight guy down?

I use a 5 gallon steel pail w/ spout combined with a homemade drip pan (click pic for more): Metal, screw on cap, built in pour spout and handle. Although, I still drain the oil into a conventional pan because I want to see if there's anything metallic in there before dumping it into the drum...

FWIW, I use the Harbor Freight Welding Table, basically a Nomad knock-off, that I picked up for $50 w/ a coupon. For the occasional welding as I do it's perfect. When not it use, I fold it flat and hang it on the wall behind the welder. With that said, I would imagine that a thick steel gauge...

This youtube video was basically what I was thinking of doing: You can buy 'em built and ready to install for around, (very) roughly, $2k.

Oops. Double post.

They're excellent for home use. Like everyone else mentioned, the wheel clamp is largely useless in terms of holding the bike upright. Just throw a couple of tie downs on it and it's fine. You can also replace it with something like a Weaver Wheel Vise for $90. Pumping it by foot to raise it...