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    Quote Originally Posted by seadog View Post
    That is the problem, I Do, my M109R Suzuki Boulevard I traded in on this, they said was the cleanest and nicest 8 year old bike they had ever taken in. There is a reason for that, I look at every thing and clean it to the nth degree when I find dirt and I am still not happy with the rear rim/.JMHO
    Seadog....I here ya my friend and can relate to your paranoia..Until I got into my middle 70's I was a clean "freak" on every bike I have ever owned...All of the bikes I have traded in over the years, never had to be detailed in any way before the dealer put it on the floor to sell...The Victory Vision I had for over 3 years, and traded on my F6B, did not have a mark, blemish, or dirt anywhere and like your dealer, my dealer said he had never seen a bike in showroom condition like mine in all the years he had been in business....I do agree the rear wheel is a dust collector, but the few times I have cleaned it, I spray a solution of 1/2 white vinegar and 1/2 water from a bottle, let it soak for a few minutes and wipe it out with a sponge...Works fine until it gets dirty again, real fast, so I am no longer going to worry about it and clean the thing when I want to lie down and do it...Otherwise my bike is spotless including underneath the pipes, motor , etc...I guess I am still a little "anal"???...Oh well, it keeps me out of trouble and occupied....Ride safe

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    There will be white glove inspections in Franklin.
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    Quote Originally Posted by stroguy View Post
    There will be white glove inspections in Franklin.
    Of who??


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    Quote Originally Posted by stroguy View Post
    There will be white glove inspections in Franklin.
    ...bugger that...
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    Did you say white glove or rubber glove?????

    Quote Originally Posted by stroguy View Post
    There will be white glove inspections in Franklin.

    I don't think I can make it if there is going to be rubber glove inspections/exams.
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    With Stro , you never know. It could be a white rubber glove.

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    Sure beats the goo encrusted rear sprocket/rim of a chain drive you have to admit.
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    Quote Originally Posted by fxdl2051 View Post
    Sure beats the goo encrusted rear sprocket/rim of a chain drive you have to admit.
    No truer words have been spoken in this forum.

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    Quote Originally Posted by fxdl2051 View Post
    Sure beats the goo encrusted rear sprocket/rim of a chain drive you have to admit.
    You got that right. Chain lube that doesn't distribute itself from one end of the bike to the other hasn't been invented yet.

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    Dog I'll tell you how I do it. I run it up on the lift. Put it on the center stand. Raise the lift till its just the right height for me sitting on my roller stool. Then I clean the wheel. About 5 minutes for the whole process.

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