Scratches on gas tank
#11
07-11-2005, 04:14 AM
RE: Scratches on gas tank
uh... Gas with left hand? THats just wrong in every way. Dont hit a pot hole.
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You should also try to ride with 1 hand... Put your left forearm on the tank, and cruise. it works. Also if your right hand gets tired, put it on the tank like you did your left one, and cross your hands and hold the gas with your left.
On long rides i throw my legs and body parallel to the ground like im superman and cruise. HELLA comfortable. And stable.
You should also try to ride with 1 hand... Put your left forearm on the tank, and cruise. it works. Also if your right hand gets tired, put it on the tank like you did your left one, and cross your hands and hold the gas with your left.
On long rides i throw my legs and body parallel to the ground like im superman and cruise. HELLA comfortable. And stable.
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07-12-2005, 10:34 AM
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#18
07-12-2005, 01:18 PM
RE: Scratches on gas tank
Try the honda spray dude. I was blown away how mant scratches it took out. When I bought the bike some dumbass at the dealer must have dismounted wrong because there was a huge scratch in the cowl. I tried everything to get it out and my bike is black so scratches on the cowl show very easily. Well, they all came out! Honda spray rocks.
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Have black 600rr as well, am ready to skin the cat that tore tha crap out of my paint when I had a cover over the bike. the paint is so thin you can't really use rubbing compound either.
Have black 600rr as well, am ready to skin the cat that tore tha crap out of my paint when I had a cover over the bike. the paint is so thin you can't really use rubbing compound either.
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07-12-2005, 11:38 PM
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