Cleaning Wheels
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From: Somewhere on the Bourbon trail
Originally Posted by seanl
Thanks guys. Yesterday I installed my 09 Street Glide rear fender...no worries though, this bike will NEVER wear a batwing!
Since this is a wheel cleaning thread, I use a McGuires wheel cleaner and a wheel brush. This works for me.
Road Captain
Joined: Jul 2014
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From: USA
Shhhhh! Don't encourage them to ride. I love an endless supply of pristine, low mile bikes that can be had cheap. If these guys start riding the only thing available will be used bikes that are actually used.
Clean away men!
Clean away men!
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Joined: Sep 2018
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From: Kalifornia
Didn't you make a thread on the bag holder your bags are sitting on? I like that idea. I took one of mine off the other day, and set it down with the lid open. Had my tools in it so I figured it would stay upright, WRONG! So now there's little tiny scratches on the lid.
Road Master
Joined: Dec 2010
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From: Fresno Ca
Didn't you make a thread on the bag holder your bags are sitting on? I like that idea. I took one of mine off the other day, and set it down with the lid open. Had my tools in it so I figured it would stay upright, WRONG! So now there's little tiny scratches on the lid.
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Joined: Mar 2015
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From: Winnipeg
Its actually possible to do both.....or are you not considered a real biker unless youre in the saddle dusk to dawn riding a grimy pigpen of a hog?
Pigpen of a hog.....see what I did there?
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