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Discussion in 'Pull up a chair and sit for a spell' started by FLHTbiker, Jul 11, 2012.

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  1. FLHTbiker

    FLHTbiker Moderator Staff Member

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    Mine is a 1500 pound lift and came with the side extensions for the wife's trike. This addition to the lift table is going to be a great addition when it comes time to remove the rear tire for taking the wheels in for tires. Also great for cleaning the rear tire or even putting air in it. ImageUploadedByTapatalk1342101666.838774.jpg


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    I take the saddlebags off and git a long soft brissle brush and Sprayway glass cleaner from Walmart

    Sprayway Glass Cleaner

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    Or I use the pressure washer and make sure I don't get it real close to the bike and stay awal from the handle bar controls and electrical stuff. And I stay away from the air cleaner.

    It gets all the bugs off, and the dirt and all.
    A 110Volt pressure washer is real handy for the bike.

    All Power America 1800 PSI Electric Pressure Washer - Walmart.com
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    FLHTbiker Moderator Staff Member

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    :wtf: what's that got to do with motorcycle lift tables and it's accessories
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    You want to clean yer back tire. Why put it up on a lift table.
    Do it right and easy.
    Man Please.................

    Even Little Johnny could figure out that.......:gah:

    Like I'm Hijackin yer City Slicker Thread.

    Comon Man...........:cool:
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    Glass cleaner on a tire, man please. I don't think even Johnny would do that.
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    No Amonia

    It has nothin that wil hurt anything.

    And it will help clean bugs and dirt off.
    Buddy sprays it all over his SE SG bike.
    Then washes it, drys it and wax's it.

    You need to git the bugs and dirt off before you wash it so you don't scratch it.
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    I would never use a glass cleaner to clean my bike, takes the wax off.:gah:
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    Use Mcguires All Wheel Hot Wheels spray cleaner on mine,
    they have it in Chrome for Chrome wheels but if you have painted
    surfaces or non chrome use the All Wheel.

    It dissolves brake dust, grease, grime, works like a charm
    use it on the car wheels as well, nothing easier, no rubbing etc.

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    yours is nearly the same as "chrome"s i love her lift!!
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    :confused: what, way your bike
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    why would ya want ta weigh yer bike
    it's in the manual.. about 900 pounds
    no need to check its weight...
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    Here let me fix it.

    Y'all dun got me to drinkin and the sun ain't even over head yet.:rant:
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    :roflmao::roflmao::roflmao: you need that snow plow attached to the front of that new mower. Yea, never know when you'll need it.:roflmao:
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    Why are ya waxin' yer laigs CB,
    kinda *** ya know..

    Don't think waxi'n yer laigs is gonna get ya no more mpg
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    Wouldn't do me any good to put a snow plow on it.
    We ain't gonna git no snow that will need plowing.
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    Beats have to shave em, huh CB
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