Cleaning Tips

[Johnaugustine]

Hi All,

I am new here and wish to share some cleaning tips.

Don't risk scraping your knuckles when cleaning hard-to-reach nooks and crannies. Put your hand in an old sock and your new rag will get everywhere your fingers can.
Don't be fooled by the early spring sun, there could still be salt on the roads so make sure you thoroughly clean your bike down after a ride, or risk a salt-caked bike.

[Lord Vader]

Being a Foreigner my english is not that hot
What does that mean
Clean Wash??????

[krisg]

John. we can tell your new.

LOL... Clean. well there was that one time. You know when I baught it.lol..

[nomad]

Being a Foreigner my english is not that hot
What does that mean
Clean Wash??????

steady vader
it's a new concept,it'll never catch on
newbies always have strange ideas

welcome to the site

[krisg]

BABY WIPES.

(Here we go again.lol)

[Annette]

Hi Johnaugustine and welcome to the forum.

You've gone and done it now. Half of the members have had to go and have a long lie down at the thought of cleaning their bikes

But I'm sure Tarka will be along shortly to share his top tips.

[Dee Duble Yuh]

And should you ever wash your bike, a watering can is ideal for rinsing it down. More thorough than a bucket of water, uses far less water than a hose pipe, quick, easy etc. Just looks a bit funny - as if you're hoping the bike will grow bigger!

Welcome to the club, mate.

[Lord Vader]

And should you ever wash your bike, a watering can is ideal for rinsing it down. More thorough than a bucket of water, uses far less water than a hose pipe, quick, easy etc. Just looks a bit funny - as if you're hoping the bike will grow bigger!

Welcome to the club, mate.

Is that than why wee jack can not get onto his bike anymore or is it just cause he is a "bit" short

[Lord Vader]

oh and welcome to the site
sorry forgot my manners but its all to do with the strange words you used

[krisg]

Yeah it grows from a TA to AT. lol.