Journal
A garage where everything has its place
Short pieces on setting up a garage around the bike and the kit that belongs to it. No spec sheets — those live on the product pages.
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Tyre rack in Katowice for a rider’s garage
When a set of tyres sits against the wall and gets shifted every time you move the bike, order starts with one fixed place in the garage.
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A motorcycle helmet cabinet for two or more
Your helmet, your pillion's and a lighter one for summer. Once there are a few of them, a shelf stops working and each needs a proper home.
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A wall-mounted motorcycle helmet holder for a narrow garage
In a narrow gap by the wall, one knock of an elbow sends your helmet to the floor. A wall holder keeps it on a dome and leaves the way clear.
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How to store motorcycle tyres: a garage tyre rack
A tyre ages faster in the wrong corner of the garage than it does on the road. It needs a cool, dark spot, the right position and no chemicals nearby.
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How to store a motorcycle helmet without damaging it
A helmet only protects your head when the shell and lining are in good condition. Most damage doesn’t happen on the road — it happens because of a bad spot for it in the garage.
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How to prepare your motorcycle for winter: a practical checklist
The end of the season means more than just parking the bike against the wall. A few hours’ work in autumn saves your battery, tyres and your patience come spring.
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Keys in the same place every time
You’re already next to the bike, gloves on, and the keys are nowhere they should be. One fixed spot by the garage exit stops that routine.
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Your jacket after a wet ride
You get back soaked and drop your jacket and gloves by the door. That is the quickest way to trap moisture, smells and yesterday’s cold.
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A workbench sized to your garage, not the other way round
An off-the-shelf bench is always ten centimetres too long or too short. In the configurator you set it in five-centimetre steps.
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The card you hope you'll never need
A paramedic has a few minutes and your locked phone. A steel card in your wallet tells them what you can't say at that moment.
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Where does your helmet end up?
The most expensive thing you wear usually ends up on the floor. This is not about tidiness.
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The light is on before you walk in
You get back at eleven. You’re feeling for the switch, hanging your jacket in the dark. There’s a better way.
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Start with one. Add another later.
A modular system means you don’t have to decide today what your garage should look like in two years.
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Allen keys and a drill. That’s it.
Your order arrives in parts. You put it together in an hour with the tools you already have in the garage.
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