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Guest
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Was just wondering, since everyone is on board with Simple Green, but there's two products you can choose from, one is just the plain simple green, and the other is the "Extreme Simple Green Motorsports." I've never used either, but I did pick up a bottle of the Extreme Simple Green Motorsports, and was just wondering if anyone has used this? Or has used it with bad results, damage, etc?
Say its' a cleaner and degreaser, suppose to be safe on most anything.
http://www.simplegreen.com/products_extreme_motor.php
Say its' a cleaner and degreaser, suppose to be safe on most anything.
http://www.simplegreen.com/products_extreme_motor.php
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Crankthat
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Bought some brushes at my local hardware store dont have any right now to take picts they consisted of metal looped around itself like when you twist two peices of coathanger on each other with a hanging loop on one end and cone shaped plastic brush on other end i cut the hanging loop off the one end and fit what was left in drill
works really nice inside fin area have to be carful not to apply to much pressure or wire shaft will bend leading to shaft breakage and with the whole toothbrush will not fit trim it with a razor knife or grind it. Can shape handle with some heat to needs.
works really nice inside fin area have to be carful not to apply to much pressure or wire shaft will bend leading to shaft breakage and with the whole toothbrush will not fit trim it with a razor knife or grind it. Can shape handle with some heat to needs.
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Crazy_Russian
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holly crap, ive newer head that happen, i keep the nozzle at least a foot away from any of the vital components.
I know yooz guys know better, and have learned "the touch", but I gotta say this...
Please use extreme caution with a pressure washer.
I've seen it done "nicely" and I've seen guys rip the gaskets out from under a valve cover, and from under a clutch cover with a 3000 psi washer.
Personally, I'm not gonna risk that kind of damage.
For me not only are the products important but the right set up... I have a dolly with all my cleaning products and my cleaning and polishing rags. Anoter good purchase to save my old back and knees was the rolling stool that has a shelf underneath to put brushes etc. A table to put side covers on and of course my beer!
exdirtbiker
Forum Mentor
Trevor, that is a beutiful bike. But I can't quite see the labels in that picture...
can you please tell us what brand of beer ???:lol:
can you please tell us what brand of beer ???:lol:
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Guest
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No doubt about it, surely is a beautiful bike, and very, very clean. It's no accident how it got that way, now we know how he spends all his free time.
Haha the beer is Alexander Keiths India Pale Ale, the pride of Halifax, Nova Scotia. Est. in 1820 and I have been drinking it almost as long!
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adam
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Thought that was an ipa and yes yes that is an awesome bike. I think I have read enouph that now I belive I will just sit with some wd and a couple toothbrushes. thanks guys.
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redstedman
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I have enjoyed that beer before. A Honda "F" friend of mine is from the London area and brings them as a gift when he visits. Good guy he is.
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gearhead13
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I was trying to get off some baked on crud off of my header, I tried an orange cleaner and wasnt working to well. Then I picked up a can of brake cleaner, sprayed it on and it worked without even using a rag. Ok on a chrome header but not on other painted or clear coated aluminum afaik.