LoveBugs %^$*#
ORIGINAL: tazman44
after about a 100 mile ride.
Near Tampa
Shopping for ataller windsheild not only do those things taste bad they also smell bad
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after about a 100 mile ride.
Near Tampa
Shopping for ataller windsheild not only do those things taste bad they also smell bad
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there should be a law
Soon as I get home, spritz on Hydrogen peroxide (twice), let in fizz up a few minutes, then clean off with micro-fiber cloth and plain water (low pressure hose). Takes about 10 minutes because I only wash front of bike/car.
Not using soap helps save the wax and doest seem to leave as many water marks. Soap does not seem to help much with the bug guts anyway.
The Love bugs do not keep me from riding, but then I have a windshield, andfull face shield.
Always amazed to see folks out riding through swarms of those things with only a pair of sunglasses for protection. THAT would keep me from riding.
Not using soap helps save the wax and doest seem to leave as many water marks. Soap does not seem to help much with the bug guts anyway.
The Love bugs do not keep me from riding, but then I have a windshield, andfull face shield.
Always amazed to see folks out riding through swarms of those things with only a pair of sunglasses for protection. THAT would keep me from riding.
The dryer sheet method works well for getting them off, you just have to wash with soap after using these. You can also pre-treat with Pam cooking oil. Spray a little on the bike before you head out and it makes getting them off a lot easier.
I justtried Rain-X Bug remover and it even removed some bugs from last season that I had trouble removing. It is in a spray bottle and gels up on the bike surface. Pretty good stuff
ORIGINAL: tmac5854
Um, okay. What the heck is a love bug? I'm in North Texas and have never heard of them.
Um, okay. What the heck is a love bug? I'm in North Texas and have never heard of them.


