washing bike (naked)!!!!!
Mon Jan 29, 2007 1:04 pm
got all my fairings off and thinking about washing it, now....it is ok to wash it with the battery or any other internal components on and connected?
Mon Jan 29, 2007 1:04 pm
Oh the disappointment. 
Mon Jan 29, 2007 2:15 pm
This is the same reason you don't ride in the rain
and don't wash ya bike naked in winter, some parts shrink.
and don't wash ya bike naked in winter, some parts shrink.
Mon Jan 29, 2007 2:19 pm
Use grey water
Mon Jan 29, 2007 2:25 pm
be carefull, it may turn into a pumpkin !!
Mon Jan 29, 2007 4:04 pm
mate i'd use glad wrap on the exposed area's so u dont get electrocuted
Mon Jan 29, 2007 4:06 pm
hoffy wrote:be carefull, it may turn into a pumpkin !!
HAHAHHA!
Mon Jan 29, 2007 4:16 pm
mate i'd use glad wrap on the exposed area's so u dont get electrocuted
i'm sure u like being electrocuted in a particular way
Mon Jan 29, 2007 4:35 pm
Alright
Procedure for washing bike
Pre-instructional warnings
You can wash any bike naked or not, however bikes that are not meant to be naked can sometimes leave their privates vulnerable from shorts(ing) out
Recommended to put fairings back on, but should not have much of a problem.
1. fill bucket with warm water and bike soap wash (that car stuff will fill your plastics with rust)
2. make sure you have a sponge, if not buy one
2b. buy sponge
3. Put sponge in water
4. Cover bike in water to losen any dirt before rubbing begins (stace prefers lube before rubbing)
5. take sponge and apply to bike (stace prefers proper baths)
6. Wheel cleaner, metho, wd 40 or kero will remove road grime with a bit of a rag from wheels and swingarm
6. cover bike in water to get rid of any suds, if possible avoid pouring water down air intakes, they are not water intakes.
7. Take Chammy and dry.
7b. buy Chammy
8. have a fiddle
Procedure for washing bike
Pre-instructional warnings
You can wash any bike naked or not, however bikes that are not meant to be naked can sometimes leave their privates vulnerable from shorts(ing) out
Recommended to put fairings back on, but should not have much of a problem.
1. fill bucket with warm water and bike soap wash (that car stuff will fill your plastics with rust)
2. make sure you have a sponge, if not buy one
2b. buy sponge
3. Put sponge in water
4. Cover bike in water to losen any dirt before rubbing begins (stace prefers lube before rubbing)
5. take sponge and apply to bike (stace prefers proper baths)
6. Wheel cleaner, metho, wd 40 or kero will remove road grime with a bit of a rag from wheels and swingarm
6. cover bike in water to get rid of any suds, if possible avoid pouring water down air intakes, they are not water intakes.
7. Take Chammy and dry.
7b. buy Chammy
8. have a fiddle
Mon Jan 29, 2007 4:37 pm
mrmina wrote:mate i'd use glad wrap on the exposed area's so u dont get electrocuted
Exposed bits of the bike or of HP?
Mon Jan 29, 2007 6:56 pm
dude.... u cant be serious??
surely u do it just to get a rise out of us??
be very careful not to wet ur bike, it will fill with water and expand into a big scary dinosaur that will eat u...much like them furry things in the "Gremlins" movie...
surely u do it just to get a rise out of us??
be very careful not to wet ur bike, it will fill with water and expand into a big scary dinosaur that will eat u...much like them furry things in the "Gremlins" movie...
Mon Jan 29, 2007 7:11 pm
Duane you forgot 8b..... Blow dry!
Mon Jan 29, 2007 7:25 pm
robracer wrote:Duane you forgot 8b..... Blow dry!
with a leaf blower
Mon Jan 29, 2007 7:28 pm
yea two of them!
Tue Jan 30, 2007 6:35 pm
hidepenny wrote:mate i'd use glad wrap on the exposed area's so u dont get electrocuted
i'm sure u like being electrocuted in a particular way
farken hell.
i try to be serious and u think i'm taking the piss.
hopefully the 3 phase output will give u a nice kick