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I am not that ****...the bike is made to be ridden. If they can damage my bike with soap and water, I need a different bike.
Problem is the gals will drop a wet rag or sponge on the ground, pick it up with embedded grit and then wipe (scratch) paint. Owners don't notice because they're staring at T&A.
I'D just as soon watch the bikini wash someone elses bike. I have
seen some of the places (Daytona) hire the same girls over-and-over...
and they know what they are doing...but I can't justify the cost.
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