Recent content by SGT.Dawson467

Well I've never let my tires get to the cords before all way change then at the wear bars but I got this bike used and the tires wern't great as is good but not great. So rode for a bit about a total of 250 miles and its set on the stands since. Cords aren't showing now but know for a fact that...

So it's time for a new back tire I'm in cords so she's setting. My question is I'm looking at the 190 on the bike now and found a good deal on a 180. What's everyone's preference. I ride about 80miles to and from work daily.

Worked amazing around the sprocket,just let it set for a few seconds and with an old brush scrub and rinse away and repeat if nesacery.

That's one I forgot I did use wd-40 as well with no luck.

Okay guys and gals here is the best stuff ive found to remove that tuff hard to get off crud. It is mean green, the wheel in the picture is a buddy of mines bike. I did some work on his bike, and thought that I would surprise him and detail his bike so when he came to pick up the bike it would...

Do you think he could make a kit? Cause I now have the wheels and would buy one. Being out here in the county I have limited access to parts.

Hey guys I'm looking for a set of mirrors, possibly trade my Corbin seat for a stock or a tobin seat. If any body has these laying around please le me know and how much please and thanks. I live in Missouri zip code 64029 thanks.

That's great but a good save tho. :moon:

Lets hope we got some sun and heat that day.

Thanks for all the input. Here is what I have been working with. What you see is after soaking with wd-40 for about 15-20 minutes and spraying it off. The front of the chain I did with a hard nylon brush (took about an hour). Ill take some more pics when it warms back up and let you all know...

Good old Whiteman all most like a second home to me. When it warms up well have to hook up and tear up I-70.

Okay working on a buddy's bike (08 gsxr750) and its got a few years if neglected cleaning so I thought I'd surprise him and detail the whole bike for him. The thing I was wondering is has any one used Mean green to get all the caked (and I mean caked on/baked on old chain lube) off and out of...

watch this: :cheerleader: not gonna work: :poke: wanna bet: :banghead: Didnt work: :rofl:

:thumbsup::cheerleader:

that was a close call