sun's shining for a change this weekend so time for a bit of a polish and ride out. As much as I like wire wheels and whitewalls they are a pain to keep clean, nice when done though.
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A bit of a polish
- Thread starter Meldrew
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An alter ego, I know someone with an identical bike, even has the same number plate 
If you have ever watched the tv series 'one foot in the grave' my missus chose this forum nameAn alter ego, I know someone with an identical bike, even has the same number plate
If you have ever watched the tv series 'one foot in the grave' my missus chose this forum name
Haha, love it, that was a great series
I use an old toothbrush to get the polish between the spokes and then wrap a piece of cloth around it to polish it off.
I like the bag under the headlight....do you remember where you got it?
I'll see if I can find the details, failing that hepco becker do one in really thick leather. I think Todd can supply.
If memory serves correctly it was a Saddlemen product (not real leather).
Hi all
Any ideas on how to restore the wind shield, mine is all cloudy. Is there a way to bring them back clear
Talk soon
Any ideas on how to restore the wind shield, mine is all cloudy. Is there a way to bring them back clear
Talk soon
Moto-Uno
High Miler
^ Check out YouTube videos !
William H.
Cruisin' Guzzisti
This has been covered here before! This link should answer your question www.guzzitech.com/forums/threads/thin-film-deteriorating-on-windscreen.24302/ I hope this in house link is approved??
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