Guarding against road salt?

[BigVeeGrin]

Ging check out the All Year Biker link above. Exactly what they do, with an armed mist, supposes to work its way into threads and fine nooks etc better. Did it a few years back and superb result.

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@ boupepo If I wanna take rubbish to the tip, a car is great. That's all I could think of for the car though.
@ Seb Thanks for those tips. Yeah, my storm survived last winter in tact, but I wanna be sure. Dem Viper cans ain't cheap.
ACF50 looks damned interesting. One thing though, it says it never stops eating rust. Does it eat metal as well?

[BigVeeGrin]

@ boupepo If I wanna take rubbish to the tip, a car is great. That's all I could think of for the car though.
@ Seb Thanks for those tips. Yeah, my storm survived last winter in tact, but I wanna be sure. Dem Viper cans ain't cheap.
ACF50 looks damned interesting. One thing though, it says it never stops eating rust. Does it eat metal as well?

Now I'm no chemist, but ...... it reacts with oxides I guess, which is the corrosion bit.

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I think a rear hugger may be my next winter prep!

[seb421]

I think a rear hugger may be my next winter prep!

i can't believe you used it though a winter without one your shock and engine must have been covered in crap, that little stock flap thing is useless

[BigVeeGrin]

I think a rear hugger may be my next winter prep!

i can't believe you used it though a winter without one your shock and engine must have been covered in crap, that little stock flap thing is useless

I did for two years! And they were - lack of spare cash until I picked up one from vtryorks think it was.

BTW - meant to type 'atomised' mist above not 'armed'

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Yep a rear hugger is a must but wowee what a price for a plastic guard
Luckily though it all steam washes off easy.