Long Island Motorcycle Storage & Parking
Store your motorcycle in New York at our secured storage rentals.
Long Island motorcycle enthusiasts love when springtime comes and it's time to take to the road. They also know the long cold winters and record-breaking snowfalls that mean it's time to find the best Long Island motorcycle storage and parking facility with climate control for safekeeping until the warm weather returns.
A Space Place Storage has two convenient locations on Long Island for motorcycle storage in a close to home, spacious, easy on the pocket, clean, climate controlled, safe, gated environment. Long Island motorcycle parking including safety features like video recording and electronic gates at our Centereach and Melville storage facilities.
Long Island Motorcycle Parking Tips
What to do before you put your motorcycle into storage... We consulted with the experts to give you some helpful hints so that you may have the best experience at our New York motorcycle storage and parking facilities. Many motorcycle shops profit every spring from motorcycle owners' failure to properly prepare their machines for a season of inactivity. The following list entails items that you should attend to in order of importance, but keep in mind that you will have to perform them in a different order if you choose to do them all.
Drain the Carb(s)
Prevent Fuel-Tank Corrosion
Connect a Battery Minder or a Battery Tender
Finish Care - Clean your bike carefully before storing it
Coddle Your Engine - Drain the old oil (and the contaminants in it), protect the cylinders and once the engine is shut off and properly protected from corrosion, resist the urge to start it, though turning it over manually to circulate oil is worthwhile.
Be Sure Old Brake Fluid Gets Changed Before Parking Motorcycle
Check Your Coolant
Retire Your Tires?
Replace the Lubricants in Any Moving Part
Cover Up- Store your bike in a place that is dry and free of significant temperature swings. If you are storing your bike inside, use a breathable fabric cover, one that won't trap moisture but still keeps dust off.
Get Ready for Spring - With your bike put into hibernation, you have taken the first step to assure a happy riding season next year. Make a to-do list about any additions or modifications to complete the process.