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I am sure many of you have seen a product similar to this, but would'nt it be useful to spray down plastics and wheels/rims, rad guards, hand guards, anything that typically accumulates mud? Mabe not practical financially for us regular joe's, but the pro's could afford it I'm sure. Skip to 3:11 for mud demonsration.
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I've used Pam cooking spray on my entire bike, in a loam mud race, where the bike weighed 40 pounds more at Moto's end, without it. Works great, poor man's product.
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scooter5002 wrote:
I've used Pam cooking spray on my entire bike, in a loam mud race, where the bike weighed 40 pounds more at Moto's end, without it. Works great, poor man's product.
Pam also works awesome in RV shitters. No skidmarks and it also lubes the seal to help prevent dry docking.
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Olive oil works pretty good.
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scooter5002 wrote:
I've used Pam cooking spray on my entire bike, in a loam mud race, where the bike weighed 40 pounds more at Moto's end, without it. Works great, poor man's product.
sumdood wrote:
Pam also works awesome in RV shitters. No skidmarks and it also lubes the seal to help prevent dry docking.
Hmmmm, I'll keep that in mind, should I ever visit Ryan Villopoto. At 6' 6" and 250, with what I eat, my skidmarks are legendary.
