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I hate to crawl around in the mud and wash my wheels, so I've been performing a dirt test. I think brake dust may be particularly protective on motorcycle rims. Am I wrong?
Not sure what you mean. Brake dust helps the rims? Keeps actual dirt off? The brake dust will pit the uncoated aluminum rims... voice of experience there. Maybe because it retains moisture and keeps the wheel somewhat damp. Anyhoo... can you explain a little further?I hate to crawl around in the mud and wash my wheels, so I've been performing a dirt test. I think brake dust may be particularly protective on motorcycle rims. Am I wrong?
Sarcasm I'm sure...Anyhoo... can you explain a little further?
I hate to crawl around in the mud and wash my wheels, so I've been performing a dirt test. I think brake dust may be particularly protective on motorcycle rims. Am I wrong?
It would be impossible for you to be more wrong. :shrug:Sarcasm I'm sure...
Don't worry Bill the next time I see Donna she'll know and won't even have to read this post.The rims on the new bikes are far easier to keep clean than the ones I had on my other two 1800's, but isn't that what the wife is suppose to do or if not I hope Donna doesn't see this post
It is for me.Black IS the new chrome right?
I meant that the original post was sarcasm...you obviously took him seriously asking him to elaborate.It would be impossible for you to be more wrong. :shrug:
Oops sorry. Duh. I guess I'm just a serious individual! Not!I meant that the original post was sarcasm...you obviously took him seriously asking him to elaborate.