My bike is a dust magnet!
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05-27-2007, 01:20 PM
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RE: My bike is a dust magnet!
ORIGINAL: TXjammer
You guys mind taking a little advice from a Sporty rider?? IT'S NOT A COLLECTOR'S ITEM! Ride that thing like you stole it, and let the WIND blow the damn dust off!!!!!!!!! Peace and I'll see ya out there!
You guys mind taking a little advice from a Sporty rider?? IT'S NOT A COLLECTOR'S ITEM! Ride that thing like you stole it, and let the WIND blow the damn dust off!!!!!!!!! Peace and I'll see ya out there!
#42
05-27-2007, 01:24 PM
RE: My bike is a dust magnet!
My bike used to be silver, and it always looked clean, even after not washing it for months and months. Now that it is black I just accept that it will have some dust on it. If that is my biggest problem today, I have it pretty good thinking about the worlds problems in general. My life is good...
#43
05-27-2007, 02:35 PM
RE: My bike is a dust magnet!
ORIGINAL: yoopermjm
What if anything can be done? I detail it and two hours later I can write my name on the bags and tank, this if I park it in the garage or in a parking lot. I've tried Lemon Pledge, which some say is a dust mag, so I switched to the honda cleaner with the exact same results. Do I just have to wait until summer or is there something which will repel pollen? I'm doing the "blessing of the bikes" tomorrow for the local memorial day run, about 500 bikes should be there. Just detailed it AGAIN, put on the cover and closed the garage door. Hoping for the best for the morning...
What if anything can be done? I detail it and two hours later I can write my name on the bags and tank, this if I park it in the garage or in a parking lot. I've tried Lemon Pledge, which some say is a dust mag, so I switched to the honda cleaner with the exact same results. Do I just have to wait until summer or is there something which will repel pollen? I'm doing the "blessing of the bikes" tomorrow for the local memorial day run, about 500 bikes should be there. Just detailed it AGAIN, put on the cover and closed the garage door. Hoping for the best for the morning...
#44
05-27-2007, 03:16 PM
RE: My bike is a dust magnet!
Drop the: If it's dusty, - I won't ride it, till it's lusty, attitude - and just enjoy your MC.
Who gives a rat's *** what it looks like -
Can't keep up with all the Billy bad ***, pretty boy poser's - anyhow!!! Unless your one of them just ride the "f-ing" thing! These kind of asswipes "I've got loud pipes, look at me, I'm a real man, a bad ***, a hell's angel" - LOL -[sm=grinangel.gif][sm=icon_rofl.gif]
Who gives a rat's *** what it looks like -
Can't keep up with all the Billy bad ***, pretty boy poser's - anyhow!!! Unless your one of them just ride the "f-ing" thing! These kind of asswipes "I've got loud pipes, look at me, I'm a real man, a bad ***, a hell's angel" - LOL -[sm=grinangel.gif][sm=icon_rofl.gif]
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RE: My bike is a dust magnet!
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