Having a garage to do the work is nice. You're going to wonder how you did w/o all these years!

 

Congrats but see if you can eventually emulate the B-Cave

Separate MC shop from 2.5 car garage with:
its own 100A electrical service panel
hot & cold water at laundry sink
Male voiding tube to exterior
gas & electric heat + air conditioned
automatic 5'-6" auto pocket door
level concrete slab ramped at door
separate service door
dark tinted window with burglar bars
rubber-backed industrial carpeting
twin-tube florescent fixtures @ 4 ft o.c.
Incandescent task lighting
duplex outlets @ 4 ft o.c. on alternating circuits + 3 duplex in ceiling
compressed air piped with compressor located in garage (much quieter in shop)
Work bench, layout table & shelving
wall tool rack
tool cabinets
bead blast cabinet
WM MC Handy-Lift with wheel vice + dolly type bike lift
small refrigerator on wall shelf above layout table
Stereo AM/FM/CD/MP3/Sat
Wireless & wired Ethernet
2-line Telephone
Intercom to house
Bug-zapper @ door
Task fans & engine exhaust outlet (and tubing)
Battery Tender bank
room for 1 MC on lift, 1 behind lift & 1 parked under tall tip-up layout table
burglar alarm system with auto-dial to house & police
Estrogen detector door lockout
Rottweiler sleeps under work bench, his name is BB Nakamura

 

Congrats on the home... except the only issue with your plan is now that your a home owner you won't have time to work or ride your bike!!!!! (I speak form experience!!!)

J.

 

But where is the lift? Or the hanger? Congrats on your first built for you workspace. Buy what YOU think you need. The best way to build a healthy and long enduring shop is proper tool maintenance. Know where your **** is and put it up b4 you go to bed.

 

That's the truth!

 

thanks guys. I have BIG plans for the shop/garage.

 

SMALL refrigerator?!!!

All that stuff, and you skimp on one of the most important items?!

Oh...and how big are the speakers?

 

Look again, I have a Handy Lift + another. I also built stands that lift the back of the bike for shock changes rather than hang from rafters (which is not structural sound in many cases).

2.5 CF is enough for 2 six-packs & a couple of 5ths of hard stuff!
Surround-sound & Dolby has also been sufficient but I get distracted with music when I'm doing critical stuff being ADD, etc. LOL