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Re: Bike cleaning and stands....
wessie secured a place in history by writing:
> Ferger wrote in news:Xns94CCE6DDFC223gsx750057xsg@195.129.110.67: > > >> So....what do others do? Wheel the bike forward a bit to clean the >> wheels, lube etc? Or do I just bite the bullet and go and get a >> 'proper' stand? >> > > Fit a centre stand? Althought the pukka Triumph one is a sill price IIRC > Probbly, the other bits on this bike cost stupid sums (I checked before I bought it - £100 for a grab rail!). It has a belly pan, not sure if that can co-exist with a centre-stand...anyone? -- F |
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Re: Bike cleaning and stands....
On 15 Apr 2004 23:00:31 GMT, Ferger <teferger-usenet@yahoo.co.uk>
wrote: >wessie secured a place in history by writing: > >> Ferger wrote in news:Xns94CCE6DDFC223gsx750057xsg@195.129.110.67: >> >> >>> So....what do others do? Wheel the bike forward a bit to clean the >>> wheels, lube etc? Or do I just bite the bullet and go and get a >>> 'proper' stand? >>> >> >> Fit a centre stand? Althought the pukka Triumph one is a sill price IIRC >> > >Probbly, the other bits on this bike cost stupid sums (I checked before I >bought it - £100 for a grab rail!). It has a belly pan, not sure if that >can co-exist with a centre-stand...anyone? Should be fine - the stand (going by the ST's one) will mount behind the belly pan. -- Ace (brucedotrogers a.t rochedotcom) GSX-R1000K3, CB400F2 BOTAFOT#3, SbS#2, UKRMMA#13, UKRMSPC#1, DFV#8, BOTCdV#1 |
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Re: Bike cleaning and stands....
Ferger wrote:
> > About to start cleaning the bike....by the end of the day I will have made > a decision on this :-) And the decision was? -- rb |
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Re: Bike cleaning and stands....
rb secured a place in history by writing:
> Ferger wrote: > >> >> About to start cleaning the bike....by the end of the day I will have >> made a decision on this :-) > > And the decision was? > I can live with wheeling it backward and forward :-) -- F |
