Motorcycle storage suggestions near LAX
Anyone have any suggestions for motorcycle storage near LAX?
In a few months I will need storage for a bike I would like to keep in LA (I'm' in Canada). Ideally it would be near LAX so that when I hop off the plane I can catch a cab to the storage location and take off. I have found a place in San Pedro that does vehicle storage for $80/mo but it's quite far from the airport. There are a bunch of storage places near LAX that show up on the google but they don't advertise vehicle storage.... and from what I know from experience they won't allow a vehicle with combustible gas in the tank to be stored indoors... Any other suggestions, ideas, or experiences? |
Empty the gas tank, roll it on on swivel dollies, and buy a $5 gas can on you way to storage.
#2, put it on dollies in a refridgerator box (on its side) and act like you never even rode a bike. (maybe wear an appliance repair uniform) #3 same as #2 but use IKEA furniture boxes. Dont make me go to the 2 man horse costume. These are only half joking, but I guess if you ger caught it could be unpleasant. Oh, and you could go on craigslist to look for storage. May be scary if you are many miles away though. |
For what it's worth I put a motorcycle with gas in it in a small indoor storage unit for several months. No one said I couldn't...
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Originally Posted by smokinjoe73
(Post 377553)
Empty the gas tank, roll it on on swivel dollies, and buy a $5 gas can on you way to storage.
#2, put it on dollies in a refridgerator box (on its side) and act like you never even rode a bike. (maybe wear an appliance repair uniform) #3 same as #2 but use IKEA furniture boxes. Dont make me go to the 2 man horse costume. These are only half joking, but I guess if you ger caught it could be unpleasant. Oh, and you could go on craigslist to look for storage. May be scary if you are many miles away though. :D This is kind of what I did while storing in NJ/NY at public storage. The terms of contract said no combustibles or something silly to that effect.... I never bothered to empty the tank but wheeled the bike in and out during unstaffed-open hours lol. It was always fun doing 220 point turns to get the bike into the elevator and then down the narrow corridors into the second floor locker. :mrgreen: |
Originally Posted by captainchaos
(Post 377556)
For what it's worth I put a motorcycle with gas in it in a small indoor storage unit for several months. No one said I couldn't...
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Hi there, check your PM's
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Thanks Speedkelly! Looks like I have it sorted for now. I replied to your pm too.
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