RE: Best QUICKIE...car wash...
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RE: Best QUICKIE...car wash... - 3/20/2007 4:33:44 PM
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Kewl Breeze
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ORIGINAL: yubraggin quote:
ORIGINAL: Kewl Breeze Meguiars Quik Mist Detailer and/or Honda Polish, Waterless Dri Wash & Mothers wheel cleaner Time: A few minutes Cost: approx. 50¢ per wash No bouncy/figure8/wheelies required :) yeah but no girls washin there boyfriends kia either.. with age you learn to appreciate milf's washing hubby's bmw in driveways just as much.
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RE: Best QUICKIE...car wash... - 4/21/2007 2:39:15 AM
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bmg velocity
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ORIGINAL: anthonymartin quote:
ORIGINAL: dragonium25 quote:
ORIGINAL: Triax I'll stick with breeze and dragon on the non squidish detailing. I guess being owned means having common sense these days. Thank you Triax and christhek. Why is it always the noobs on the forum that have this skewed sense of what being owned is. To all you noobies out there, I highly recommend you try the washing methods mentioned above. That wet tire look is awesome too, so don't forget to use Armour All on your tires after you wash your bike to keep your tires looking nice and shiny while you SQUID away. Now i'm not looking to start any trouble or anything with you but i wanted to mention a few things. Why does someone always have to come around with the played out, overused "squid" term. When you put your input in about every step, and over-exagerated every step that he said. 3. Sportbike shocks and springs and forks take 10 thousand times the abuse just riding down the road than just boucing up and down on them. +1 4. No water marks...repeat NO WATER MARKS. I was just looking right at it.. +1 5. Slow figure 8's around a BIG parking lot. Come on now, you know what he meant, hes not going to be doing 100mph figure 8's Again, just like you said, I'm not trying to flame you but it did seem like to me that you were trying to flame bmg velocity or it seemed like you just enjoy trying to use the "squid" term. To me it seemed like you exagerated on alot of things he said. The only thing I really disagree with him about is the wheelie in the end because the tire is still going to be a little wet and maybe some people wouldnt be able to control the wheelie. I was bored...had forgotten alll about this thread... There was one guy here apparently who got the joking nature that was intended in the post I made. Yeah...I actually did it... Do I think it is the ultimate way to wash a bike...detail it to perfection? Of course not... Thanks anthony... To the jerks...friggin anal retentives...
< Message edited by bmg velocity -- 4/21/2007 2:40:32 AM >
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RE: Best QUICKIE...car wash... - 5/1/2007 6:15:29 PM
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WoodyRR
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Honda polish and microfiber wipe down afterwards... I'm sure everybody has their "own" way of cleaning his or her bike, and as long as it looks good in the end it doesn't really matter how you got there. Like somebody said before, this is WASHING A BIKE!!! Not a detailed description on how to reconnect the flux capacitor when you have to readjust its molecular structure from fueling up with a bad banana peel. If one way works for one guy, great. If it doesn't work for you, too bad. Try another method. I think everybody's just trying to put in their own two cents about his best practice, but don't knock another's advice when it's given. Does anybody know if the Meguiar's spray on quick detailer harms the OE paint/decals?
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RE: Best QUICKIE...car wash... - 5/3/2007 9:47:49 PM
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tank_900rr
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If it is infact intended for motorcycle detail, it should not damage the decals or paint. 99% of the body polish spays that are sold at bike shops are safe on vinyl decals and paint. The best thing to do is read the back just to stay on the safeside. Using these polishes for detailing is very safe and has been a successful way for many years without having to bounce, do figure 8's or do wheelies. Oh, and I have yet to see a chic washin her dudes car if he has spinner caps.
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RE: Best QUICKIE...car wash... - 9/15/2007 3:20:39 PM
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terror
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wow....now.......i know...........how...........to wash..............my bike..............heh heh + 1 on the hot milfs and a big lol on the armor all refrence
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RE: Best QUICKIE...car wash... - 9/17/2007 11:41:18 AM
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Rubicon on 38s
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ORIGINAL: rippn Bmg, yup...Drag25 is right!!!! There is really very little good, in use'n a car wash... the preasure is death, in every insidious way... wheel bearings, head stocks, cables chains, swing arm bearings,calipers, shock, forks... 1200lbs+ preasure???? Try under your finger nails!!!!! how do you think your seals react???? This bike cleaning technique, has been advised against for over 25yrs, by many (in the know!!!) No thanks. Free and clean, Ripp'n 1200lbs+ pressure???????? NO WAY!!! Anything over 500lbs hitting your bike would knock it over!!!!!
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RE: Best QUICKIE...car wash... - 9/18/2007 1:49:35 AM
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NeverL8
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Hey guys how bout those MC-sponsored bikini bike wash's? you said that the shocks are thousands of times better right... bounce aWwWwWAyyyY.
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