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DLIT 06-10-2008 12:05 AM

Here's the terry clothes I use.
 
Top notch shit, way better than anything else, including those microfiber shitters. $5 a piece and worth every penny IMB.

http://i165.photobucket.com/albums/u...EN/Picture.jpg

t-homo 06-10-2008 12:10 AM

I normally take care of that in the shower. Its just easier.

PiZdETS 06-10-2008 01:54 AM

uhh...brand name? website? anything?

how do you clean them? Can they take hardcore chain lube fling and grime and still be reused?

DLIT 06-10-2008 09:57 AM

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Originally Posted by PiZdETS (Post 49709)
uhh...brand name? website? anything?

how do you clean them? Can they take hardcore chain lube fling and grime and still be reused?

Don't remember the brand name, but you can find them at Pep Boys. McGuires use to make them for a while but I couldn't find them when I got back from Korea, but I found these at Pep Boys after a long search through all the automotive stores.

To answer your chain lube question, yes they can. I use goo-gone to get the chain lube off and wash the cloth after. Since the cloth has all that lube on it, I dedicate that cloth only to clean wheels. It takes a while, but once you wash/dry the cloths and they don't come out soft anymore I throw it/them away. The 4 I have now are 3 months old and still kicking. Wash with hot water and throw them in the dryer with one fabric softener sheet and you're good to go.

DLIT 06-10-2008 10:54 PM

This is how my bike looks 90% of every time I go out, whether it's my track 'glass or street. The close ups were to show that there is no tiny swirl marks in the clear coat. I had to angle it so I could get the sun on it to show. I took a bit longer to clean it today because my buddy's trailer put all types of thick dust on it. Even detailed the chain, but the bike was cleaned with just some quick detailer and Plexus, that's it. Didn't need Goo-Gone on the wheels this time either.

Got some new blinkers up front, too. 25$ shipped from Ebay. They had the stock fittings/connectors already on 'em, too.

http://i165.photobucket.com/albums/u...anBikey001.jpg
http://i165.photobucket.com/albums/u...anBikey003.jpg
http://i165.photobucket.com/albums/u...anBikey004.jpg
http://i165.photobucket.com/albums/u...anBikey005.jpg
http://i165.photobucket.com/albums/u...anBikey006.jpg

Cutty72 06-11-2008 12:24 AM

Looks sweet D, my bike was that clean once... then I rode it off the showfloor. :lol:

So how do you like the Micheline Man running up your ass every time you ride? :lol:

DLIT 06-11-2008 12:35 AM

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Originally Posted by Cutty72 (Post 50006)
So how do you like the Micheline Man running up your ass every time you ride? :lol:

I fucking love it.

Gas Man 06-11-2008 01:18 AM

The only thing I see wrong with them would be the border...

I have no pep boys in the area.... where else???

DLIT 06-11-2008 01:19 AM

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Originally Posted by Gas Man (Post 50030)
The only thing I see wrong with them would be the border...

I have no pep boys in the area.... where else???

The border is a soft satin or satin-type something. Who washes with the border anyway? No Pep Boys, huh? Don't know what to tell ya, I don't know the brand name.

Gas Man 06-11-2008 01:54 AM

Yeah but the border could scratch paint... that's my worry.

Dnyce 06-11-2008 02:23 AM

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Originally Posted by Gas Man (Post 50043)
Yeah but the border could scratch paint... that's my worry.

cut the borders off, done deal.

try kragen or advance auto parts...or maybe you got a o'reillys near you.

DLIT 06-11-2008 02:40 AM

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Originally Posted by Gas Man (Post 50043)
Yeah but the border could scratch paint... that's my worry.

Yeah, maybe if you put force on it while it's directly on paint. You put your hand in the middle of the cloth and apply pressure that way. It may rub against the paint, but it won't do anything to it. It's very, very soft/smooth, trust me. I've been using these for a couple years now and my bike is fine. You're worrying too much. All you have to do is keep 'em clean and soft and a washer and dryer does it. I don't wash them after each use, but after several uses or if they dirty faster.

Gas Man 06-11-2008 02:44 AM

dnyce... that's what I was thinking... cut them off.

Rider 06-11-2008 08:24 AM

Gas, I just bought some of those at Auto Zone last night. $5 each. I already used then and they work great. I got 5 of them.

DLIT 06-11-2008 08:58 AM

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Originally Posted by Rider (Post 50072)
Gas, I just bought some of those at Auto Zone last night. $5 each. I already used then and they work great. I got 5 of them.

NIce work. Good start on a new bike, too. Shit will be pristine forever using those.

Gas Man 06-12-2008 12:43 AM

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Originally Posted by Rider (Post 50072)
Gas, I just bought some of those at Auto Zone last night. $5 each. I already used then and they work great. I got 5 of them.

Good tip!

pickle.of.doom 06-12-2008 12:51 AM

Nice... I use the high quality Micro Fiber ones... they are soft as hell too, never had a problem with those.


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