Originally posted by Lumadar
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Thanks for the compliments guys!
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Re: Neighbor's Motorcycle...
Originally posted by benhui86 View Post
M105 on a rotary
66 via DA on a tan pad
26 via rotary on a tan pad
Didn't really clean the tires except when I washed them. I get nervous putting anything on them
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Nick,
Great work as usual. That was a very nice favor you did for your neighbor. Way to go.Leave a comment:
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I want your garage!!!! haha
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AWESOME!!!
Very Cool! If I were closer, I'd have given you a hand. Been cleaning bikes for 15+ years! LOL!
I have to agree... cars/trucks are much easier! I spend just as much time on a bike as I do on my own truck. Just as many surface types, but all are exposed to the elements... and about a million times more nooks & crannies!
Kudos on the neighborly surprise!
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what was the process? looks great! i wonder what his reaction would be...
did you clean the tires?Leave a comment:
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Excellent work Nick!!
That last pictures is amazing! Great job
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Nick, as usual that is excellent work! What a great relationship you have going with your neighbor. Way to step up and even up the score
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And here is the delivered product...
And this has got to be one of my favorite reflection shots! You can see the green in the trees
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Neighbor's Motorcycle...
First, let me say that I really hate doing bikes. Not sure why, but they just seem to take so long! So many places to clean, and for accidental splatter to fly into
Here's my neighbor's bike. This guy is the neighbor that everyone wants. He does everything for everyone, and NEVER asks anything in return. He's the guy that will always be there when you laying shingles on your house, digging a ditch, crawling under you car, whatever. He's always there and never complains! Everyone always asks him to help them, but I never see anyone do anything for him, so I thought he deserved a little "payback".
So I asked him if I could ride his bike for a couple of days, and of course he said yes I had no intentions of putting a single mile on his bike, but I figured it would be the only way I would get it from him. If he knew what I was going to do, he wouldn't give it to me.
As you can see, it was in desperate need of some loving...
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