Did You Hide Your Stuff From The Rain? Portable Shelters Can Help

Having overcome an unusually warm winter like a two-inch speedbump

, we are now in the season where precipitation is in no mood to waltz through the air. Rainy seasons are kicking in throughout the country, as the owners of things that can't be brought indoors are looking askew at gathering clouds, we invite everyone to consider getting a portable garage to keep possessions safe, dry and comfortable.

Two-wheeled transport has always had a particularly hard time with snow and rain, whether it's parked or out on the road. Getting caught four miles away from home on a bicycle, under a gathering cold April rain, is the world's most certain predictor of deep and multifaceted discomfort for the next hour. The fear of being erased from existence by a motorist with failing eyesight competes with the different ways that water insists on getting into one's clothes.

Throughout the years, bicyclists and motorcycle riders have been seen wrapped in many strange and uncomfortable contraptions in attempts to get home without rivulets of muddy water trailing in meanders on the hardwood floor. The desire to drape oneself in sheets of sweaty plastic is tempered by the need to keep the plastic out of brake pads, chains, gears and axles.

Once one does make it home, parking becomes an issue. A bicycle can be dragged up stairs, however ruinous the consequences may be for your floors and rugs. A motorcycle has to live outdoors and cast wistful glances through the curtains. This is why a considerate owner who doesn't have a solid garage or, does have one, but has filled it to the roof with boxes and Aunt Mildred's musty furniture that is unusable but too filled with nostalgia to pawn off will invest in a nice outdoor motorcycle shelter for the iron steed.

A Cycle Cabana is small, cheap and waterproof, so you can keep your Harley out of the rain. That isn't the only use for the contraptions as the great William Gibson wrote, "the street finds its own uses for things." We at Calloway portable shelters have seen our portable garages used for myriad purposes, from storing firewood to hiding garden tools to hosting impromptu parties. A portable shelter can be of use for gardeners, fishers and do-it-yourself aficionados alike. Some people even get into "shelter hacking," using parts and components of a portable shelter to make structures such as attached canopies for decks and other constructions.

Whatever your needs, if you have a car or a motorcycle that you don't have garage space for, or simply a backyard that could use a bit of weatherproof space, a Calloway portable shelter is the way to go.

by: Glenn Farrier

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