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Apr 24, 2010 | 12:25 AM

#21

Bluehighways

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From: Southern California

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Originally Posted by wideglidebob

wash with anything i use armoral on sidewall, just don1t get on tread if you have to go around corner on a sidewall it dosen`t matter your going over

No Chit . . . I Amoralled my seat on a Triumph Bonneville (Late 70's) I had once when I was in college. This was back when Amorall first came out . . . (yea OK I'm dating myself as a geezer) I wound up chasing my bike down the parking lot . . . . would've been more funny if I was watching and most importantly . . . . it wasn't my bike

Apr 24, 2010 | 12:45 AM

#22

OldEnuf2NoBtr

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From: Doghouse... mostly

Buy some Westleys Bleach White. Follow the instructions.This will clean your tires without leaving any residue and it will restore the tires to the factory finish. Continually wiping down the rubbers with a silicone infused product can eventually lead to the degradation of the tires. Besides most of the shiny **** is reallllllllly slick and you will hit pavement on the first corner or two.

Last edited by OldEnuf2NoBtr; Apr 24, 2010 at 12:48 AM.