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TOPIC: Re:engine fins
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Mich447 (User)
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engine fins 3 Years, 2 Months ago
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ok guys hear is another one, cleaning up bike, washed it, used s-100 engine brightner, great product, what can i do about the fins they look a little pitted, any cleaner or do i have to steel wool it, thanks for your help 2005 roadstar midnight black and chrome motor,
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Re:engine fins 3 Years, 2 Months ago
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Listen, there are two kinds of bikes. Those that live in a garage and get waxed once a week and after 10 years and 2k miles, look as good as the day they left the show room floor.
Then there are our bikes, we do the best we can, we wash wax, love, clean, buy chrome and gizmos for. But we ride the crap out of them.
Your going to get some pitting on your engine fins, shy of having them pulled and redone, some things your just going to have to live with. That my friend comes with age and riding, be proud of it.
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Re:engine fins 3 Years, 2 Months ago
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You could always use High grit sandpaper. If the pitting is light, I would go 600 or higher.
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Re:engine fins 3 Years, 2 Months ago
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You might take a scotch brite pad and litely buff the fins and they should brighten up.  Just another idea. 
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Re:engine fins 3 Years, 2 Months ago
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Well I guess I'll have to sneak the wife's clear finger nail polish out and do some touch-up. 
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Re:engine fins 3 Years, 2 Months ago
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Hotelfox wrote:
Listen, there are two kinds of bikes. Those that live in a garage and get waxed once a week and after 10 years and 2k miles, look as good as the day they left the show room floor.
Then there are our bikes, we do the best we can, we wash wax, love, clean, buy chrome and gizmos for. But we ride the crap out of them.
Your going to get some pitting on your engine fins, shy of having them pulled and redone, some things your just going to have to live with. That my friend comes with age and riding, be proud of it.
AMEN FOX!
I ride every day the roads are dry, and it shows.
I do my best, but wear is wear.
Just keep sportin that bug toothed grin as you blow by the guys haulin their bikes to the rally in a trailer. 
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Re:engine fins 3 Years, 1 Month ago
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Ride the Dakar... I'm sure following in someones cloud will give a healthy sandblast.
Dan
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