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Finally got the single bay side of the garage all cleaned up after finishing it. Just need to return some tools to my parents and get the ladders moved out. Still trying to figure out what I'm going to use this side for. Possibly parking the car in winter.

I used a Newborn when caulking the seams of the OSB I put up in my garage, as well as some various caulking around the outside of my house. It's worked really well for me.

Count me in! Surprised it took me so long to find this thread.

Finally finished up the ceiling and base trim in the garage with the PVC trim. Finally time to clean up the third bay and actually do some work IN the garage, rather than ON the garage.

Check the trim aisle in your local store. The Menards by my has PVC trim located by the standard wood section and in the section with PVC trim for siding.

Got the Ducati banner hung up. Also got the window trim painted and put up on the window. Just need to get a couple longer screws for the top piece. Finished up the day by re-doing the 240 plug with conduit and a new receptacle.

I have two of them installed. I put the light up in the larger section of my garage, but will probably take it down as it's not very useful (for me) and it tends to stay on quite a long time before it times out (yes I adjusted the timer on it down). I also have the MyQ Internet Gateway and it's...

Started insulating the ceiling in the single bay. Got about half of it up with R30 batts. The rest will be finished tomorrow after work.

Yep! This is the second of the two Hawks I have. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I think I got there around 8 or 9, but they were handing the slips out all night. TV brand wasn't guaranteed, but my friend got an Emerson, and I'm sure that's what everyone else ended up getting too. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Last year all you had to do was get a slip and pay for it. They give you a call/email when they get the TV's in. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I used solid 12-gauge when I re-did my electrical with conduit. My longest pull was ~36 feet. I contemplated using stranded, but for the same reasons others mentioned I chose solid for a more solid termination, and I thought it would be easier to push/pull due to the added stiffness.

Got the freshly rebuilt Fox Shock mounted and roughly dialed in for preload. Will have a friend help me measure sag with me on it tomorrow. Need to come up with a way to mount the reservoir. Also go the last of the window sill trim mounted and the window trim cut to size. Will be painting...

Started working on replacing my shock. Have a lower bushing from the new shock I need to machine a bit. Old shock removed. New rebuilt Fox Shock on the left, CBR900 shock modded for the Hawk on the right.

I've been watching the price of it on Amazon and that's the cheapest it has gone.

Finished up the shock rebuild last night. Just have to get it mounted on the bike so I can set the correct preload for sag.

Got my shock back from getting charged with nitrogen. Tested it out by compressing it and setting the rebound setting as high as it goes. Letting it sit overnight to make sure there's no oil/nitrogen leaks. Then the final assembly will happen with the spring retainer and compression/rebound...

Finished up the shock rebuild this weekend on my Fox Shock. Handed it off to a friend so he can get it charged with nitrogen.

This is a Fox Twin Clicker for a 1989 Honda Hawk NT650. The Fox will be taking the place of the CBR900 shock that's currently on it.

Got some trim cut for around the window. Need to get it painted before I get it screwed on. Also got some new heel plates mounted up to the Hawk.