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Old 16-Oct-2005, 10:11
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Vac-bags - anyone used them..?

Hi all..

Anyone ever stored their bike in a Vac-bag? I'm about to buy one, and wondering just how they work. Are they laid on the ground whilst you ride onto/into them, so-to-speak? Do they then zip up?

Also, is there a problem using the sidestand? Will it eventually puncture the polythene?

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Old 16-Oct-2005, 11:24
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Only ones we have are in the vacum paper to sorry couldn't resist
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Old 16-Oct-2005, 11:32
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Hi Steve, yep my baby is safely wrapped up in her's. Its lasted three winters but will need replacing for next year.

I put two thin wood sheets on the floor inside the bag before lifting both ends up on paddock stands. Some else on here commented it would be easy to make your own - its simply a big plastic bag with a large bag of silica crystals to put inside under the bike. The simple one I have only gets tied at one end with a big zip-tie after removing most of the air with a hoover!

http://www.vac-bags.co.uk/bike.htm

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Old 16-Oct-2005, 12:50
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nope we use bagless


good old DYSON
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Old 16-Oct-2005, 15:38
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Jesus, have you stripped it down so far that you have to vacume it up to throw it away!
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Old 16-Oct-2005, 20:44
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Hmmmmmmm....back to the topic please.
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Old 17-Oct-2005, 02:27
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WVT..if you call stu at spareshack, hes got some of the proper ducati performance ones to clear (cheap) at the moment..they are the american but that should be an issue as you can just use an adaptor.

Tell him nat sent yer and he'll look after you..

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Old 18-Oct-2005, 13:59
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Cheers Frank/Nat.

(...The rest of you do too much housework methinks!)
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Old 06-Sep-2006, 11:19
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Mines up for grabs - brand new in its bag and unused...£356 from a dealer

Looking for £189

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