Underbike heater ?

I've got a low wattage heater that i keep on through the winter,about a 1p an hour running cost.Got it out of Argos,keep's most of the metal shed dry and keeps most of the dampness off the bike.Right now the problem is that the inside of the roof get iced up then the heat turns it into water again,but when it's that cold i put a cover over her to keep her dry.P.S once a week i make sure that she is dry under the cover, if not i take the cover off and dry her.Good luck -5 tonight up here.

Jsut found these on the b&q site.

now the question is what wattage to get

120

http://www.diy.com/diy/jsp/bq/produc...&PRODID=174905

or 240

http://www.diy.com/diy/jsp/bq/produc...02&paintCatId=


i'll be putting the bike under a dust cover in the garage and the heater under the bike...

any issues anyone can think of ?

oh and have it on timer for a few hours a night with a an hour gar inbetween.

How do you guys with "outside bikes" make them go?

By commuting every day AND whispering encouragement to her (the bike...er my SV ) at lunchtimes

Originally Posted by Gforceuk

Jsut found these on the b&q site.

now the question is what wattage to get

120

http://www.diy.com/diy/jsp/bq/produc...&PRODID=174905

or 240

http://www.diy.com/diy/jsp/bq/produc...02&paintCatId=


i'll be putting the bike under a dust cover in the garage and the heater under the bike...

any issues anyone can think of ?

oh and have it on timer for a few hours a night with a an hour gar inbetween.

Looks good, should be alright for the job can't remember what wattage mine is, just make sure that your cover does'nt touch the cover just in case.

You could try a garden centre for a greenhouse heater, they will have a lower minimum setting and most likely to have a timer attached. Should be waterproof too.

A friend of mine has similar kind of thing under his Harley.