| Author | Message | ||
     Cataract2 |
Weird, remember the post I had sometime back about how my oil pressure switch was not working. Well, I washed my bike the other day and amazing, it works again. Guess there was some corrosion on the switches connections. Figures. | ||
| Glitch |
I have the opposite happen with me. If I wash it, something goes wrong. | ||
| Ft_bstrd |
I had an intermittent oil light. Freaked me out the first time. I thought I had knocked the connection to the oil pressure sender loose during an oil change. It ended up being a lose battery connection. My bike runs better when clean. Less drag.  | ||
| Metalstorm |
I have the opposite happen with me. If I wash it, something goes wrong. Ditto. Add me to that list. I think my bike resents me wasting valuable riding time and she's quick to make her point clear to me  | ||
| Mesa_cityx |
Never Wash Your Bike. (thats what rain is for) | ||
| Ft_bstrd |
Never Wash Your Bike. (thats what rain is for) Sez the person in Arizona. | ||
| Fdl3 |
Never Wash Your Bike. (thats what rain is for) Oh, I dunno...sounds good to me, too!  | ||
| Fulgur |
A wash is part of a service only, right? | ||
| Cityxslicker |
Dirty bike? Fabulous. I earned that mud. The only time it gets washed is at service, or when the Hooters Wash Crew Shows up.  | ||
| Cataract2 |
Ug, I like my bike looking nice when I ride. So.... I wash it about once a week. Yeah yeah, wasting riding time. Though, how many of you have 32,000 miles on the clock in just over 2 years. | ||
| Xbullet |
when i wash, it usually rains immediately thereafter. with that in mind, when i start sneezing and feeling sinusy, i wash my bike so that all the pollen gets knocked down. |
