I just wanted to wash and wax it...

[The Raven]

At the time it seemed like a good idea to pull the fairings to wax it, but now the sun is going down, and now it's time to have dinner with some friends. I hope nobody wants to go riding any time soon. :o

http://www.dfwstangs.net/coppermine/albums/userpics/11548/normal_Picture_008.jpg
http://www.dfwstangs.net/coppermine/albums/userpics/11548/normal_Picture_009.jpg

[elzoro]

it's naked!

[mustang93]

Why!!!???????????

[Cheezebandit]

ha ha I could almost see how it would benefit to do that .. but not worth the time .. IMO ..

[Bad89stang]

That is something I could definitely see myself doing.

[jefehbk]

need some better orginazation in that garage there.

[Super Coupe]

Time for a new pilot power.

[HobieF3]

ha ha I could almost see how it would benefit to do that .. but not worth the time .. IMO ..


My "full cleans" always involve taking off the bodywork, once you get familiar with the process it doesn't take that long. If you do it on a fairly regular basis you can eat off the damn thing. Cleanliness is the KEY to resale.

[PonyFever]

That's a little more detailing than I usually go through.

[musclestang89]

hmmm good idea, i might have to do that to my Raven once I pick it up on Tuesday ;)

[Cheezebandit]

My "full cleans" always involve taking off the bodywork, once you get familiar with the process it doesn't take that long. If you do it on a fairly regular basis you can eat off the damn thing. Cleanliness is the KEY to resale.

Yeah I dunno .. I could see doing it maybe once every few months for a good clean .. but not everytime ..

and I understand it doesn't take much to pull all of the plastics off .. looking at 10-15 minutes if you are being super careful about it ..

[blk87coupe]

Time for a new pilot power.



no joke!!! :eek: not that i'm one to talk, i used to wait until the threads were clearly visible on a tire before i'd replace it. I'm amazed that never came back to bite me in the ass (literally) :D