3 minute WWW cleaning!!!!
#12
02-20-2012, 07:58 AM
Spray the simple green, then eraser the schmutz (aka dirt) right off, the only down side is that the magic eraser will disintegrate as you go. Rinse off when clean, it's that simple.
#13
02-20-2012, 10:29 AM
Seasoned HDF Member
Roger that. Will try it this week. Bike is reasonably new, the dirt washes off but there's some scuffs and factory gunk on there that doesnt seem to go away, I hope this does the trick!
#14
02-20-2012, 08:45 PM
I don't knOw a lot about Bikes but i know a lot about magic erasers...they r the bomb!.....they can clean all sorts of tought to clean items.....crayon or pen on your wall.....gone!.....rub marks on walls, floors etc.....gone!....my garbage can rubs against the wall all the time.....gone!......any type of rub mark or anything like that on paint wood or plastic just comes off with water.....i don't know what the hell its made out of but it works for sure.....Ryan
#17
03-16-2012, 12:57 PM
Mine are the OEM Dunlop D407 & D408, handling and wear are excellent. I got 20,515 out of my back tire and changed my front at around 23k. They are pricey to say the least, but it factors out when compared to having to change them at around 8 or 9k regularly.
Dunlop has come out with an Elite III which is built on the same composition of the D407/8 and sold at other retailers other than Harley Davidson. The only difference is that it doesn't say HD on the tire and doesn't have the HD logos stamped in the sides. I couldn't find those when I needed to change so I went with the D407/8 from the stealer.
Michelin is supposed to have a new tire out that wears crazy long also, but I can't remember what the name of it is or whether it is going to be a WWW or not. Good luck with your quest for the perfect tire for your bike!
Dunlop has come out with an Elite III which is built on the same composition of the D407/8 and sold at other retailers other than Harley Davidson. The only difference is that it doesn't say HD on the tire and doesn't have the HD logos stamped in the sides. I couldn't find those when I needed to change so I went with the D407/8 from the stealer.
Michelin is supposed to have a new tire out that wears crazy long also, but I can't remember what the name of it is or whether it is going to be a WWW or not. Good luck with your quest for the perfect tire for your bike!
#18
10-03-2015, 05:15 PM
I'm resurrecting this thread.
I've tried the simple green and magic eraser and it worked a little bit, but not as advertised here. Granted, my rear wheel hasn't really been cleaned well in about 4K miles so there is some ground in grime. My white wall still has a yellow streak and hue to it.
May have to try SOS pads. Any other ideas out there?
I've tried the simple green and magic eraser and it worked a little bit, but not as advertised here. Granted, my rear wheel hasn't really been cleaned well in about 4K miles so there is some ground in grime. My white wall still has a yellow streak and hue to it.
May have to try SOS pads. Any other ideas out there?
#19
10-07-2015, 10:14 PM
Grand HDF Member
#20
10-16-2015, 09:21 AM