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I prefer DQ.

Don't be jealous, guys. I promise to buy each of you a salted caramel soy latte with extra foam the next time we get together. My treat, since I am soooo rich.

Moisture is no more or less a problem in your outbuilding than it is in a garage. Primarily happens when we come out of one of our winter cold spells in late winter/early spring and the temps rise--consequently the %RH (dew point, if you want) goes up--and the moisture condenses on anything cooler than the ambient air temperature, i.e., your bike surfaces sitting in a cold garage/shed. Exact same thing happens when you open your freezer on a warm humid day. If you have any kind of environmental control (heat/dehumidifier) to prevent this, not a problem, and you only have to either keep things just a bit warmer or a bit drier than ambient--doesn't have to be 70*F. Only reason to insulate is if you plan to heat. I usually drag my bikes into the basement where it's warmer and drier than my unheated garage.

Next, landscaping trim along the edge of the stones, dirt and the ramp.

Do you know how long a mouse has to burrow to find an Goldwing airbox?

Perfect!!! Keeps the damn rodents out of the air box. I'll take a 5 foot rat snake all day long over a mouse.