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04-17-2010, 05:01 AM

dog155

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Simple Green or PinkStuff,in nooks and cranies and underside.Non spotting dish soap on everything else.Then blow dry,twice a season.

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04-17-2010, 05:21 AM

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Originally Posted by Bluehighways

Oh yea, this way you get your weekly shower (whether you need it or not) . . . personally I carry a tooth brush and some hiar conditioner for the rince cycle . . . if it's one of those washes with the whirling mop things I just bare my teeth and I can save on the tooth paste as well . . . LMAO

This comment made me laugh out loud man I just pictured a big ole greezy biker with the biggest cheeser you ever saw sitting there getting smacked in the grill with those whirly mop things

<<< like this!

See most people would be like "Honey?..

what the fuukkk is that guy doing?" But not here brother We Understand, We'd be like " He's takin a shower and brushin his teeth what does it look like DUH!"

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04-17-2010, 05:30 AM

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Originally Posted by IronAss

If you wash it won't it get all wet? I don't want my bike to get all wet. It's bad enough when I ride in the rain....I'm not going to get it wet on purpose especially if I'm not even riding it when it gets wet. Why that's just silly.

that's a seriously silly sentiment... your bike ain't sugar, it won't melt in the rain... your bike is designed to get wet.