[hdbluse]

Wow site looks great!!, Been busy last coupla months workin' on new house. Bought a fixer upper down here in Florida and been "fixin' er up". Even got the wife poundin' nails, she keeps mutterin' something under her breath that sounds like "I'll fix ya up". I assume she's talking to the house, but I took to wearin' my helmet while working just in case.
Took a trip over to Flagler the other day and got caught in a nice patch of fog, gave the ride a nice rinse off when I got back but still found some corrosion in them "hard to reach places". Anybody know of a good product for dealing with the problem?
Anyway like I said, site looks great, Life is good " new house, new site, new scoot......"
Gotta go now (wife's standing behind me with her tool blett on and I cna't tpy e and look oevr my sholder at sane time) Wonder If they got rear view mirrors for my monitor? Hmmmm!

[bikerjim1]

Yer funny...... Hopefully one of the other fellas here will be able to help you out with a method to eliminate the galvanic corrosion you're experiencing.

[Texas Road Glide]

guy,

i live 300 yards off the beach, and my bike is kept covered in a garage, and the corosion thing wont go away, the thruth of the matter is i have to wash my bike once a weekweather it needs it or not, just to keep the corosion down, skip a week and you pay a price, for me it is one peice at a time, can you say powder coating!!!! loose the chrome too........
welcome to the joys of living on the beach........

hey if you find somthing that works, let me know, cause i have tried them all, trust me..................


TRG

[hdbluse]

Found a product called AC50. supposedly used by navy on aircraft carriers.I.m gonna give it a try and see what happens. Link is nhere if you want to check it out. http://www.worldwideaviation.co.uk/M...les%20Main.htm