Hell yeah! I wish I could say the same.. I get through it by skiing and snowboarding lol. At least it makes it extra exciting when riding season comes back around
Thanks man! And yeah I was eager to post it and didn't get the thumbnail with them on but I'm going to update it. I keep them on when I'm home and off when I'm away just in case of a fire, even though it's very unlikely. Insurance companies will void your home owners if it was a fire from a vehicle in your house 😂
Nice video brother 😎. Regarding covers, the problem with them is this. You end up taking them of often just because you want to look at the beautiful italian design. 🤗 I cant keep any covers on any of my Italian cars or bikes, I just want to take them of to see underneath every time I am in the garage😂 So I keep them all of to make things simple 🤗
Good job bro👌.. did you low seat height on ur panigale v2?? Like i saw on a video, your both feet touch the ground.. im 170 cm height but i couldn't touch ground on v2..
if u completly empty ur gas tank it can cause rust to appear, is way better to just completly fill the tank, and when u get the motorcycle out for new season u simply throw the gas was inside and replace with fresh one.
I agree that's why I said it's better to fill it up. You can't leave a full tank inside your house though unfortunately. It's very frowned upon by insurance agencies lol!
@@JonesBrosGarage oh that's new to me sorry my bad, I live in Italy and there are no problems here on that for agencies. great video anyway keep going, and great V2 as swell
@@christopherbiagi3281 Thank you so much! 👍 out of curiosity do you see alot of Ducatis around Italy? I've only seen a handful on the road in my whole life here in the US.
@@JonesBrosGarage in every motorcycle friend's group there is at least a DUCATI GUY here in italy. for who have a ducati they say it's the ferrari in motorcycles, who doesnt have it says it just loose bolts :'D im gonna widraw my ducati v2 9 genuary 2021 !!!!
If you're having in the house then why take out the gas? Have a full tank or a little under. If you has that much humidity in the house for it to corrode any components on the bike, then your house has issues lol. So just have a good amount of fuel in the tank, change the oil if you need to beforehand, then plug up the exhaust to prevent dust from accumulating inside it or if you have that much humidity in your place and "unwanted guest" lol.
toothbrush! LOL Dude get a proper chain brush. I don't even use the hose, I just use a spray bottle with chain cleaner, wipe off, then lube. I don't ride in rain, so, chain is not very dirty. Compared to my mountain bike, the chain needs to be watered. Also, I let the water run, but don't spray.
I had one of those grunge brushes because I have to clean my dirt bike chain constantly but I couldn't find it in my garage! I figured my stand hadn't arrived yet so I might as well go full ghetto mode! 😂
