Depends--laden or unladen?you you wrote:Bash On! wrote:Would that be an African border terrier or a European border terrier?
What is the difference in wingspan?
Power cleaning! Is this a good for the brakes?
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Re: Power cleaning! Is this a good for the brakes?
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Re: Power cleaning! Is this a good for the brakes?
Here when you take your scooter to the local Honda dealer for servicing they clean it with a power wash, and I know for sure that Honda's mechanics know show to treat a bike, so maybe it is not so bad for it.
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Re: Power cleaning! Is this a good for the brakes?
As long as they don't have big pointed teeth...Bash On! wrote:Depends--laden or unladen?you you wrote:Bash On! wrote:Would that be an African border terrier or a European border terrier?
What is the difference in wingspan?
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Re: Power cleaning! Is this a good for the brakes?
Take a look at this! How's "that" working for bearings? Think they got wet?
Cover her bear-ings and I'd love WN to take this "Bubble Bath"
But, Where's the Champagne?
Cover her bear-ings and I'd love WN to take this "Bubble Bath"

But, Where's the Champagne?
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Re: Power cleaning! Is this a good for the brakes?
Bearings are a problem, but a more immediate problem could be tyre damage if you leave the pressure at the sidewall for over 5 seconds: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article ... iller.html
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Re: Power cleaning! Is this a good for the brakes?
Safety first. Safety always. Good one djcat.