Good stuff.As soon as suggest to anyone it's capable of protecting your pride and joy throughout the winter I'm quickly informed if I read what's in it your bike will certainly disintegrate .I started using it in the early 70's. I certainly never considered reading what was in it. In a long-term stu...

Thank you for your interesting post my wife and I will be riding our bikes through there in June hopefully less snow.

There is a simple solution to this. Give the bike a good clean spray the frame and rims with WD or something similar. Will be plenty of protection to keep things bright and shiny for when the real sunshine arrives and make the bike look nice now.

For the pittance you'll get in a part exchange keep them both you will soon see wich one
You want to ride the most. Then think about selling on the other hand
Can't have to many bikes!!.

After every winter ride spray with WD type of product.Creates a hard protective impenetrable layer.
Or you could hose it down so every nook is fully wet, now that sounds a good idea but I don't think I'll try that one.

OH Dear

Your question is far too vague need to know the exact model and year to be able to give you an accurate reply.

I totally agree with all that's been said but I must also add what about the people eating drinking rummaging around for CDs applying makeup filling out delivery forms.I could go on and on.The average motorist seams quite oblivious to the safety issues how do we change that ?.

Yes Norway brilliant riding magnificent views. Only thing puts me off returning is the price of beer! Sad but true.

All I can say on the subject is I've got classic and modern I love them all.
And it would be a bit bloody boring if we all rode around on the same bikes!!