[Dwayne OMember]

I think 3M adhesive remover & Cleaner is a good start if they plastics are old & had others on before.
Then Dow Corning OS-2 Silicone Cleaner & Surface Prep before applying the new ones, it removes all residues and gives a good clean surface. I actually use these products to apply Decals to Trains for Railcorp that we build, thats sticking them to Bead Blasted Stainless Steel and it works a treat Also use the same prep in side the trains on fibreglass panels etc

Slightly soapy water sprayed on the new decals to allow them to be positioned, then rubber squeegee to remove the water & let them stick where you want them to stick A warm blow with a heat gun helps to form them over difficult curves etc & also assists the glue to adhere

Good Luck mate,, it can be an artform in itself :whistle:

[Dwayne OMember]

:laugh:
Some rare footage of Murph off his bike right here (you will note young Smurph sitting at the hilltop too resting while the Old Man struggles up) :laugh: :laugh:

Good onya anyway boys, the temp was up a tad yesterday let alone riding those trails as well :whistle: :pinch:

[Dwayne OMember]

Way to go Ecks ,,,
Looks like a good run that one.
Thanx for the report mate,,, great to see you back out there amongst it too

Cheers

[Dwayne OMember]

:laugh:
Must have been hectic if Murph was having a lie down :whistle:
Yeah, I`m glad it didn`t get as hot as the weatherman predicted

Cheers

[Dwayne OMember]

Another vid of the Freeride Enduro version

[Dwayne OMember]

:woohoo:
How cool are these things for Electric bikes ??????
Would be a hoot to ride I reckon

[Dwayne OMember]

Very Bling indeed
I have heard how bling this Husky is twice now (first from Jacko & then from Deano last sunday after he saw it in the flesh) :woohoo:

TrooperLu is the same guy that looked after (serviced) my 690 before I bought it

[Dwayne OMember]

Sweet ride right there Fingerz

I always thought the Tritons were a bit small in the tub,,,, yours looks ok there in the pics (maybe an illusion) :laugh:
Looks like it was worth the wait for ya anyway mate :woohoo:

[Dwayne OMember]

Sorry Chris, I am busy in the morning,,, maybe going out after lunch with your old 690 :whistle:

Check out Kats ride, it is a cracker of a run (no single trail though) there are a few hooked up to join her if you don`t like the idea of riding solo :whistle:

Next time maybe mate Have a good one

[Dwayne OMember]

Yeah, Hope it was a good day for ya Mate
Even though you are now a HONDA Rider you are still alright :laugh:

Happy Birthday Az

[Dwayne OMember]

Interested to meet up Kat,,,, just need to see how I go tomorrow with some things after work :whistle:
I will ring you sat night if I will be there Sunday (if you don`t hear from me, I will not be free)

Have a good ride

[Dwayne OMember]

There are some good adhesives for rubber around, but it is still a gamble :whistle:
One certainly worth trying though

Good point Jeffro on the older models ?????

[Dwayne OMember]

BTW, I reckon your theory sounds like as good one, Glueing some HD Rubber onto the teetless faces should be a good start

A bit of a worry with the wear on the inside of the hub :blink:
I would like to think Yamaha would be onto the problem with some more interest in resolving the problem :whistle:

[Dwayne OMember]

Great informative vids there mate

Thank Christ my Kato rubbers are different design to those Yammy ones :whistle:
They are more rubust looking with a groove thet allows them to fit snug over the hub splines, no flimsy joinnf bits lie the Tenere rubbers ,,,,,,

As far as I know, mine are the original rubbers and there is stuff all movement with 13,000 odd k on the clock ,,,,

I really don`t care whether you washed the thing or not !!!! :dry: :laugh:

[Dwayne OMember]

So called Soft Bikes Dragracing

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