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ZUKIMON 02-20-2009 11:13 PM

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Originally Posted by Archren (Post 168867)
Compared to the post whore who used to post nothing but pictures of naked chicks on CF? You're one to talk, mister. :lol:

OH Snaaaaaaaaappp!! :D

askmrjesus 02-20-2009 11:17 PM

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Originally Posted by Yamerhaw (Post 168873)
who are you?

She's a real woman, as opposed to the ones you download that won't have sex with you.

:lol:

Sorry, I crack myself up sometimes.

JC

Archren 02-20-2009 11:18 PM

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Originally Posted by Yamerhaw (Post 168873)
who are you?
whats wrong with naked chics

As if that somehow contributes to the motorcycling aspect, right? Just sayin...

azoomm 02-20-2009 11:18 PM

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Originally Posted by DLIT (Post 168809)
I use Lifter 1's bug and tar remover. It comes in an aerosol can so it doesn't run and drip down to your tires. Works awesome.

WD40 on a towel. Cheaper, you should have it anyway, and don't spray it directly on and it won't drip on anything. Removes tape residue, bugs, other stuck on crap without hurting any paint, carbon fiber or plastic surface.

Hand degreaser without pumice on wheels makes them brilliant.

Shout will also work as a nice general cleaner and better on most parts than anything else without destroying parts.

http://www.meguiarsdirect.com/produc...T1=MEG+MC20506 Meguiars products are the shit. And, used every now and then will make a simple clean that much more SIMPLE.

azoomm 02-20-2009 11:19 PM

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Originally Posted by askmrjesus (Post 168876)
He's just jealous because I've been riding since he was five. :lol:

JC

Don't flatter yourself old man... you're not THAT young. :nee:

Dave 02-20-2009 11:20 PM

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Originally Posted by askmrjesus (Post 168880)
She's a real woman, as opposed to the ones you download that won't have sex with you.

:lol:

Sorry, I crack myself up sometimes.

JC

yeeeouch! :dthumb:

Archren 02-20-2009 11:22 PM

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Originally Posted by Yamerhaw (Post 168885)
dont you need to get back to your game of World of Warcraft or something, you know where you can pretend to be something you're not, and if you're old enough to be riding since i was 5, its about time to grow up isn't it, and quit playin Jesus,

Put down the shovel... don't talk about growing up until.. I don't know.. you do so yourself? :lol:

Yamerhaw 02-20-2009 11:24 PM

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Originally Posted by azoomm (Post 168882)
WD40 on a towel. Cheaper, you should have it anyway, and don't spray it directly on and it won't drip on anything. Removes tape residue, bugs, other stuck on crap without hurting any paint, carbon fiber or plastic surface.

Hand degreaser without pumice on wheels makes them brilliant.

Shout will also work as a nice general cleaner and better on most parts than anything else without destroying parts.

http://www.meguiarsdirect.com/produc...T1=MEG+MC20506 Meguiars products are the shit. And, used every now and then will make a simple clean that much more SIMPLE.



a little kerosene on a rag, works pretty good to get grease,etc off hard parts

askmrjesus 02-20-2009 11:38 PM

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Originally Posted by Yamerhaw (Post 168885)
dont you need to get back to your game of World of Warcraft or something, you know where you can pretend to be something you're not, and if you're old enough to be riding since i was 5, its about time to grow up isn't it, and quit playin Jesus,

I'll make you a deal.

I'll stop pretending to be Jesus, if you stop pretending to be stupid and dim witted.

You go first.

JC

shmike 02-20-2009 11:59 PM

I wash the bike between rain races, before or after a repaint or anytime I have her stripped down.

After an uneventful weekend or trackday, she usually goes back in the trailer or garage with no bath.


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