cleaning your "grill"
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From: Monroe, LA
cleaning your "grill"
At the tender ago of 54 my dentist finally convinced me to get braces to correct and overbite problem. Since buying my RKC I come home after every ride with my "grill" full of bugs. Have anyone else had a similar problem? My wife suggested that I keep my mouth closed but smiling on the King is involuntary. Any and all suggestions will be appreciated.
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RE: cleaning your "grill"
You could trade for a "Rice Rocket", that way you wouldn't smile at all, I guess that isn't an option, huh. Well how about a face shield that covers your smile, better than trading or not riding. Hope you get the bugs out before summer really hits or you might just have to brush a little harder after every ride. Most people brush after every meal, first time I've heard of after every ride. Good luck and be safe out there.
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RE: cleaning your "grill"
Those are both viable options - I have a face shield for my 1/2 helmet and full face helmet; but I prefer the feel of the wind in my face. The bugs may be an issue but one that is well worth the effort. I bought a water pic yesterday, it's a lot easier on my teeth, gums, face, etc than the car wash.
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RE: cleaning your "grill"
" bought a water pic yesterday, it's a lot easier on my teeth, gums, face, etc than the car wash."
Man, that's too funny, but you may need a pressure washer by August when they really get bad and no night riding.
Man, that's too funny, but you may need a pressure washer by August when they really get bad and no night riding.
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