Tips

I used baby wipes to clean my helmet and leathers and they came up a treat
Has anybody ever used them before?

And WD-40 is a true miracle spray. Spray a clean rag with it, then wipe down the front of your bike, the headlights, etc. Bugs won't stick at all.



Sammy

[druidsam]

i use them on my leathers when the build up of squashed bugs gets too heavy



.................................Sam

[Rocks]

If you have a coloured end can and you've tried everything to stop steaking, try Wurth Brake Cleaner, they advised me at Beowulf exhausts to use this, it doesn't leave any residue and always looks new and not harmful to the metal.

[BLACKPANTHER]

Originally Posted by Rocks

If you have a coloured end can and you've tried everything to stop steaking, try Wurth Brake Cleaner, they advised me at Beowulf exhausts to use this, it doesn't leave any residue and always looks new and not harmful to the metal.

I've never 'steaked' my end can. Is that a wooden 'steak' Rocks??? Can you believe that Rocks used to run his own printing business ( note the 'USED to' ). Back on topic, I just wet a couple of sheets of kitchen roll, apply over helmet and wait 15 minutes. All the bugs come off real easy. Works really well on the front of the bike too, free, and is environmentally sound.

[Rocks]

Originally Posted by BLACKPANTHER

I've never 'steaked' my end can. Is that a wooden 'steak' Rocks??? Can you believe that Rocks used to run his own printing business ( note the 'USED to' ). Back on topic, I just wet a couple of sheets of kitchen roll, apply over helmet and wait 15 minutes. All the bugs come off real easy. Works really well on the front of the bike too, free, and is environmentally sound.

So there we have it folks, a hot tip of Kitchen Roll

[grotbag]

R O F L M F A O


I'll bet you two are like the two fellas ermmm laydees who advertise it!!




My tip after returning with a muddy bike is to pay son a fiver to wash it

[BLACKPANTHER]

Originally Posted by Rocks

So there we have it folks, a hot tip of Kitchen Roll

Not everyone knows this invaluable little trick Rocks ( some are new to biking, and not in their late 30's as you are ). Mathinks I detect a little anger over me pocking up on your grimmatical inadiquacies I never make spelling mistokes Cocks.

[druidsam]

Originally Posted by BLACKPANTHER

Not everyone knows this invaluable little trick Rocks ( some are new to biking, and not in their late 30's as you are ). Mathinks I detect a little anger over me pocking up on your grimmatical inadiquacies I never make spelling mistokes Cocks.

sorted the speelin mistakes for ya BP



............................Sam

[jonnywombat]

While we are talking tips.. I have a method which makes removing chain lube and other assorted grud from wheels etc.. You will require some mutton cloth, a bucket of hot water, triple wax (or similar) and wd-40....

Wet the rag and then squirt wax on it and mush it around a bit.. then spray a bit of wd-40 on the wheel and use the water/wax cloth to wash wheel... Chain lube comes off easy and the wheel will not only be clean but will shine too, once dried..

[Singh600RR]

My uses them like there going out of fashion!! She baby wipes everything ... yes everything!!