Red Clay,,,,who has had the pleasure???
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03-15-2003 | 10:25 AM
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Red Clay,,,,who has had the pleasure???
Ever ridden in this stuff. You know the peanut butter type slop. Almost impossible to wash off. ($20 at the car wash spray booth)
North Carolina piedmont has too much of it.
Glad to be in NW. Now I wash the bike every three months..... whether it needs it or not.
North Carolina piedmont has too much of it.
Glad to be in NW. Now I wash the bike every three months..... whether it needs it or not.
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03-15-2003 | 01:31 PM
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Red Clay,,,,who has had the pleasure???
The red dust in the 'iron range' counties of the western U.P. and northern Wisconsin is about the nastiest stuff I've ran in to. A good sized caravan on a roadside railroad bed will almost dust-out the highway next to it and the stuff is pretty resilient to water.
Windrock (TN.) mud/clay seems to stick and hold pretty well too.
John
'00 SP500
Windrock (TN.) mud/clay seems to stick and hold pretty well too.
John
'00 SP500
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03-15-2003 | 03:20 PM
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