Moving with bike in truck bed/Temporary Rain Sock??
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03-13-2010, 08:46 AM
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03-13-2010, 09:35 AM
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An el cheapo car cover from walmart wrapped real tight with tape so as to prevent flapping and chaffing the paint and other items that are delicate. Wrap it tight as heck
If your like me don't don't want all that road film in every crack and crevice to contend with on cleaning. Especially since you got all that furniture to move in who wants to clean the bike in the same process?
If your like me don't don't want all that road film in every crack and crevice to contend with on cleaning. Especially since you got all that furniture to move in who wants to clean the bike in the same process?
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03-13-2010, 01:53 PM
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No No for sure just wrap up the air filter. I hope I did not imply the whole bike.
That said make sure when you use your tie down straps you are real careful about where you place them. The bouncing in the back of your truck WILL wear out paint and chrome QUICK!
Good luck!
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03-13-2010, 05:15 PM
That would be hilarious to see people's reactions! I haven't had to... YET... I heard the rain sock that RSD makes to fit it fits like a wet diaper.No No for sure just wrap up the air filter. I hope I did not imply the whole bike.
That said make sure when you use your tie down straps you are real careful about where you place them. The bouncing in the back of your truck WILL wear out paint and chrome QUICK!
Good luck!
That said make sure when you use your tie down straps you are real careful about where you place them. The bouncing in the back of your truck WILL wear out paint and chrome QUICK!
Good luck!
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03-13-2010, 05:21 PM
