1 week
well I got 1 week on my warrenty left .,and I cant find nothing wrong ,it. seems like the noises I had are now gone ,bike runs great ,no more pinging thanks to fuel moto . the tapping I had was a loose rocker arm ,easy fix . trans shift great .,tires are wearing nice ,and I have now 9700 miles on it .,.I want to take it in , but theres nothing wrong .,36 more payments .
oh the cat was my wife idea lol . one thing is the black paint , to many swirls . how do I get them out , I got everthing . even bought one of those 3inch buffers . sorry guys ,im bored lol
yes miller lite does help
yes it is when u get my age lol . hey I see you are from Alaska ,this year we met a guy from there in Daytona ,he had some real nice bad *** bikes . ,he was there for 3 months . glad to see you always don't have ice and snow there
I have 2 bottles of that ,1 in the bag and 1 in my garage .,good stuff ,,oh I do love my black road glide ,lol. i said 2 years ago when i traded my 06 black road king that would never buy a black bike again lol . never say never
Last edited by dulley; Jul 31, 2013 at 10:34 PM.
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You can use any swirl remover, which can be purchased at the bike shop or any auto parts store.
Use a moist micro fiber pad, which is also available at any auto parts store. Use another micro fiber towel to remove the haze when scratches are removed.
It takes a little work and for best results do the work under fluorescent lighting. Fluorescent lighting will magnify every imperfection on the paint.
I bought my bike from a private owner it had 4500 miles on it, and they old boy must have washed it every 10 miles with an old pair of Levi's.
After swirl remover and some love, it now looks like a black mirror.
Use a moist micro fiber pad, which is also available at any auto parts store. Use another micro fiber towel to remove the haze when scratches are removed.
It takes a little work and for best results do the work under fluorescent lighting. Fluorescent lighting will magnify every imperfection on the paint.
I bought my bike from a private owner it had 4500 miles on it, and they old boy must have washed it every 10 miles with an old pair of Levi's.
After swirl remover and some love, it now looks like a black mirror.
Interesting. I have heard of toothpaste, but never flour. I looked through youtube to find a tutorial on flour polishing, but didn't come up with anything.
Do you have more info on this?



