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GK1199R

GK1199R

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Hey guys, just finished a little makeover on my garage. Been bothering me since I moved into my place last year so I got to it! Gotta say I love the new cabinets. Company called NewAge and its their pro series. Tons of space and really well built! Only gripe is the stainless workbench is a laminate film and way to delicate. I'd have opted for the bamboo butcher block style but the stainless matched everything else in my garage better. Oh well it's a nice change coming home to this setup!!! Fresh coat of Behr concrete gray with color matched wall paint. Even added a little beverage fridge(it was free!) and some tunes!
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Great lookin garage.....minus the washer n dryer but then again, one can't do without those necessities. Bummer lol
 
Looks great! Nice work GK, I could see myself hanging out in a garage like that. I just built a shed to help clear out all yard stuff for my garage makeover next spring.
 
double0 said:
Great lookin garage.....minus the washer n dryer but then again, one can't do without those necessities. Bummer lol
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Lol they actually look pretty bad ...! Had to pick those up for the wifey to justify spending the dough on the garage!! Lol no room in the house unfortunately.


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Looks great. I enjoy working on my garage too. Love the cabinets and the mats under the bike look good.

Like the carbon on your fairing as well.
 
very nice! love the color.

I understand about the laundry/washing machine in the garage.

Living in LA and having a garage is nice...of course unless you are super rich but for normal folks. When you are living in South, 3 car garage comes easier.

I move every 2 years or so no point me to set up the garage...One day after I retire!
 
Bloody Amazing setup. Clean enough you could eat off the floor!! Great looking bike too.

Thanks for the pictures and inspiration - got to clean up the shop (garage).
 
Cannot believe you let the wife have the washer and drier in there......
 
Love it, we desperately need a bigger garage. Sick to death of shifting everything every time we need to work on the bikes.
 
your garage looks awesome. im about to do mine as well. a few questions if you can

1 is your floor painted or is that epoxy? i see you said its behr concrete paint but does it have the epoxy also?
2 is that just a rubber mat your bike is on or is it the interlocking floor pieces

where did you get the rubber mat if its a rubber mat

thanks
 
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steveved said:
Dude, love the carbon look on the headlight fairing. Is that a wrap or paint?
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The nose and side fairings are carbon. I used a wrap to blend the red from the fairing extension and then added more silver striping for detail! [emoji51]


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Quest said:
Bloody Amazing setup. Clean enough you could eat off the floor!! Great looking bike too.



Thanks for the pictures and inspiration - got to clean up the shop (garage).
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Haha good man, get to work!!


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mark419ny said:
your garage looks awesome. im about to do mine as well. a few questions if you can

1 is your floor painted or is that epoxy? i see you said its behr concrete paint but does it have the epoxy also?
2 is that just a rubber mat your bike is on or is it the interlocking floor pieces

where did you get the rubber mat if its a rubber mat

thanks
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It's concrete paint which is a one part epoxy I think. It's a temp fix till I can spend the real money some day. It still peels up with any stress on the floor so I've had to touch up little spots already. The mats take up a good chunk of the floor so it doesn't see heavy traffic from the car and bike. The mat is a G-floor ribbed pattern. It was so long I cut a section off and used it under the bike as well. Does an awesome job containing spills and is super easy to clean up!!


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Not garage related but may I ask what polish do you use and sand paper grit number did you use to polish your bike exhaust. I've never polish stainless Steele before but after seeing you're I just love it.


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