Cleaning between the fins on front of cylinder
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AberdeenAngus
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A brush
(RIP) Mark H
Formerly known as Easyrider5258 (Mark)
Google .... "seam sealer brush".... very stiff brush, works well as cleaning brush, digs out the dirt & don't scratch
and when you are satisfied , call me , i'll bring mine up to you ......
I use a jet-washer. Quick wipe over with a microfibre cloth on plastics and screen and away in the (gently heated) garage she goes.
No doubt all the pots, potions and brush-loving doom-monger brigade will be along soon to foretell of the imminent disintegration of my bike. However, not a sign of corrosion so far (12 months) and I used the same technique on my RT which also looked immaculate when it went after three years.
Still, if you prefer being on your hands and knees cleaning the engine with a toothbrush rather than riding, I guess that's up to you!
No doubt all the pots, potions and brush-loving doom-monger brigade will be along soon to foretell of the imminent disintegration of my bike. However, not a sign of corrosion so far (12 months) and I used the same technique on my RT which also looked immaculate when it went after three years.
Still, if you prefer being on your hands and knees cleaning the engine with a toothbrush rather than riding, I guess that's up to you!
I use a jet-washer. Quick wipe over with a microfibre cloth on plastics and screen and away in the (gently heated) garage she goes.
No doubt all the pots, potions and brush-loving doom-monger brigade will be along soon to foretell of the imminent disintegration of my bike. However, not a sign of corrosion so far (12 months) and I used the same technique on my RT which also looked immaculate when it went after three years.
Still, if you prefer being on your hands and knees cleaning the engine with a toothbrush rather than riding, I guess that's up to you!
I leave it and let it build up a nice patina...
Tatty
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