Anyone had any experience of one of these? I was chatting to a guy at kempton today who was singing there praises. My garage is very damp and these seem like a good solution with bikes being laid up over winter months
Vac Bag
- Thread starter Russell Icke
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With a Bag, I would be worried about Petrol fumes ?,
But I have never seen one,
When the wife goes out, Put the Bike in the house !,
I used to , But not allowed now.
But I have never seen one,
When the wife goes out, Put the Bike in the house !,
I used to , But not allowed now.
My first post, Yay!!
I sealed my CB550 in a Vacbag a year ago and because i have had no real opportunity to use it last summer that is where it has stayed. All i can say is every time i look at it through the plastic bag i never see condensation and the humidity sensor still reads a nice dry 60% RH, whatever the conditions outside.
My garage is concrete with an asbestos flat roof and in most winters suffers from condensation (a good reason to pull it down and build a timber one!)
As long as the air is dry when you seal it i reckon they work very well.
I sealed my CB550 in a Vacbag a year ago and because i have had no real opportunity to use it last summer that is where it has stayed. All i can say is every time i look at it through the plastic bag i never see condensation and the humidity sensor still reads a nice dry 60% RH, whatever the conditions outside.
My garage is concrete with an asbestos flat roof and in most winters suffers from condensation (a good reason to pull it down and build a timber one!)
As long as the air is dry when you seal it i reckon they work very well.
I think I would make a small part of the garage or what ever you have,
Bit like Vibrac says,
A while ago, I took my "D" Comet project out of the small special room,
Was a coal bunker !!, About 8 by 11 foot, And put it in the main garage,
But it was too damp !, I am trying to keep it new looking till I build the engine,
Taking too many years !!,, So I have put it back in there.
Bit like Vibrac says,
A while ago, I took my "D" Comet project out of the small special room,
Was a coal bunker !!, About 8 by 11 foot, And put it in the main garage,
But it was too damp !, I am trying to keep it new looking till I build the engine,
Taking too many years !!,, So I have put it back in there.
Thanks all. Sadly my garage is a bike killer it’s so damp and the house not an option. Might try this bag
Thanks Andy, with this endorsement I’ll give it a go
Hi Russell
My workshop is dry NOW but did suffer from condensation until I got the Skylights fixed.I have used Vacbags for years all with good effect, as long as the bike goes in perfectly dry and you vacuum out most of the air in the bag.
PM me sometime and come and have a look at my bike in Bag
My workshop is dry NOW but did suffer from condensation until I got the Skylights fixed.I have used Vacbags for years all with good effect, as long as the bike goes in perfectly dry and you vacuum out most of the air in the bag.
PM me sometime and come and have a look at my bike in Bag