I have a metal shed. Just a 10x10 garden shed, not a posh job like the one shown.
I lined the inside roof with polystyrene 1 or 2 mm and stuck it on with walpaper paste. after a weak solouton of PVA was brushed on. There is no condensation.
For flooring I laid a large plasic sheet ( damp proof membrane) then some sand and then paving slabs and then a single sheet of cushion floor. 

Right..
The PL3105 "CAM" frames (14-17 1000's) will not take the "adapter"kit.  There is no provision for the upper catch to mount..
Which on the face of it, makes these frames next to useless..  (unless you want the trekker outback panniers, which are the only ones that fit).
On the up side.. the frames are fantastically strong and no flex.. (unlike the removable version)
So...not to be defeated and as ever creative.. I have knocked up a couple of adapters to take the upper Monokey mount.. This will allow me to utilise any original 3 point Monokey panniers on the bike..
Pics will follow..

The 1050 has the emissions box in that location. I fitted a similar horn in the standard horn location with just a bit of tweaking to the bracket, it was a tight fit but worked.

Spada Splash CE Black / White - £14.99. The full Black ones are still full price.

I took a punt and they seem pretty nice, lots of feel through them, although they seem surprisingly flexible for a CE approved glove. Maybe not quite for this season but definitely useful for summer 

https://www.sportsbikeshop.co.uk/motorcycle_parts/content_prod/431015

But....WTF

I was on this road just a few months ago and it was OK...now...looks like its been bombed...mad

the little road from past Fat Betty down into Fryupdale