The GS and stairs

[calamari]

You should really get a cheap cover at least.
Here's mine (it was like $15 at weelmart) and it gets the job done (pic at school).



I have covered parking at home, but I still put the cover over the bike every night.

[ninja_steve]

Man, steve, I'm glad I wasn't outside today!

I ended up leaving the bike outside in the elements. I'll see how she is tomorrow when I try to ride her home to sell some parts (and ship some off to others) as well as getting her track prepped for Saturday.

i'm sure it'll be fine.  maybe a little hard to start, but none the less fine  

[bargovic]

u guys are rediculous.  I went to college in oswego and grew up in upstate NY. Oswego gets an average annual snowfall of 180 inches a year = 15 feet of snow.  I remember and have video of us going out to the parking lot and you cant even see the car.. its totally burried.  and/or burried other peoples  cars for fun.  ur talking about sleet? it will be fine.

on second thought.. i really want to see you roll it into the dorm. can you do it tomar when its nicer out?

p.s. heres a vid on my website of us tubbing off the back of my old blazer two years ago in oswego.  were driving down the snow coverd road.  (its a slow 14 meg download from my home webserver) http://ww2.nickbargovic.com:1111/laughs/videos/tube.mpg[/quote]

[jiggersplat]

I think that you big, manly men could just carry down the stairs. I mean how much could a GS weigh?

yeah, actually me and two other guys just lifted my GS into the back of a pickup truck once.  if you get 4 guys that's only 100lbs each