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CVO Technical => Cleaning/Detailing => Topic started by: icybay on December 05, 2006, 08:30:00 PM
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Quit wasting your time and money buying all those products, install this and never have to worry about that nasty dirt again!!!
http://www.latus-harley-davidson.com/proddetail.asp?prod=94662%2D98&cat=225
The Harley Bubble is designed to constantly flow filtered air over the bike, providing a dust-free, condensation-free environment that greatly decreases the chances of corrosion during storage. The bike stays clean, dry, and best of all, can be viewed even while it's being stored. For indoor use only. 110 volt only. View 1 photo at right shows Harley Bubble that fits Sport and Cruising models. View 2 photo at right shows Harley Bubble that fits bikes with windshields and Tour-Pak luggage carriers.
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How's that bubble hold up when you're doing about 75 mph on the freeway?
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How do you clean the bubble (with water or the "dry rub" method)? [smiley=huepfenlol2.gif]
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How's that bubble hold up when you're doing about 75 mph on the freeway?
Exactly!!! Motorcycles are meant for riding only time for putting them on display is when they become antiques and are worth more to be displayed then ridden.
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Ride Safe,
Fired00d
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How do you clean the bubble (with water or the "dry rub" method)?
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Exactly!!! Motorcycles are meant for riding only time for putting them on display is when they become antiques and are worth more to be displayed then ridden.
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Ride Safe,
Fired00d
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I think the bubble works for a guy that is out to sea for weeks or months at a time and has no choice but to have the bike parked.
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[highlight]How's that bubble hold up when you're doing about 75 mph on the freeway?[/highlight]
LMAO.
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I was afraid to look in this thread. Totally misread the intent of the title [smiley=nervous.gif] .
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I was afraid to look in this thread. Totally misread the intent of the title [smiley=nervous.gif] .
Say it ain't so????? [smiley=nixweiss.gif] That's hard to believe coming from the one that is infamous for the mysterious thread titles. ;D
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Ride Safe,
Fired00d
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Say it ain't so????? [smiley=nixweiss.gif] That's hard to believe coming from the one that is infamous for the mysterious thread titles. ;D
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Ride Safe,
Fired00d
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Guess it's all in where you put the emphasis D00d. Lord knows he needs to be careful. People might be talking about him behind his back just for starting a thread. No, wait; not here. We all love each other around here [smiley=xyxthumbs.gif] .
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LMAO.
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Hey, don't knock those guys. Those are the guys that have made it possible for me to ride what I like.
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LMAO.
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AMEN BROTHER,
It would take longer to get my bike sealed up in the bubble and then broke free again, then mine ever sits.
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that method of keeping your Bike clean, would fall under the catagory of big time RUB! ;D ;D ;D
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Okay.... laugh if you will. Here's my call on the whole bubble thing..... I'm a woodworker. I make a LOT of sawdust. I'm a biker. I have a very nice bike. It sits in my shop/garage. With me and my woodworking stuff. Close, so I can see it when I can't ride it. So I cover it with sawdust a lot of the time. dammit! think drink think drink think dirnk think dnirk.... BUILD! The bike sits up front by the wall, (pretty much out of the way and easy to get in and out,,,, ssoooooooooo, I build a ventilator fan into the wall to keep the dust blown away while I'm working. Blows air in form outside, and keeps the dust off. NICE Did I mention I have an old degree in electrical engineering....sooooo, I put together a little electro-optical sensor to see when there is stuff i the air and it will automatically turn itself on. COOL! NICE!!! So a coupla weeks ago I meander in to the shop cuas eit's a crappy day, cold, nasty, wet... to see my bike dripping in .....stuff. Best I can figure is, a squirrel nest or something made up of a LOT of wet leafy stuff falls from the maple out front on to the cage that the fan is in, sniffs that nice warm shop air and makes steam/fog, autoswitch sees the drop in visibility, cranks up the fan to clear the air, thereby doing it's best impression of a deluxe sized shop version food processor, spews all this wet stinking chit all over the scooter and my nice shiny Oliver table saw, and eventually shuts down when it runs out of chit to fling through the proverbial fan! dammit! I'm bacfk to percale, and I now have a freshly patched hole in the wall of the shop[. Any body got a bubble they'll sell me?
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Definitely sounds like "The Chit Hit the Fan"
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Definitely sounds like "The Chit Hit the Fan"
Oh my :D :D :D :D :D
You said it right Roger, but Coolbreeze, you have tears running out of my eyes I am laughing so hard at that story. Hilarious. ;D ;D ;D ;D