Just a little dirty... [laugh] I'm sure someone else has a dirtier one... [clap]
This was taken after riding in the rain for about an hour on a dirt road (don't ask...). :P And, it ended up getting dirtier!
(http://applewood.smugmug.com/photos/306565094_B8FoU-L-1.jpg)
Wow. How did you end up? Covered in mud as well? How long did that take to clean off?
My backpack (as I was on a multiday ride) got fairly dirty, and my boots were totally covered in mud. The bike is actually still not clean; I did hose it off slightly at the motel the next morning, but it needs a major going over, which will happen later today...
Here it is on the 2nd day in front of a map of some of the roads where we were...
(http://applewood.smugmug.com/photos/306562154_Njuaw-L.jpg)
This is the central Oregon coast mountain range. All the roads on this map are single lane paved (except the ones that aren't... [laugh] ).
that's dirty :P
mitt
I think that is the dirtiest hooly poops batman and I though my bike was a grease monkey.
-panthro
Thank you for making me feel better about my dirty scoot. ;D
Hats off good sir! Glad to see we have some people who are not afraid to get a bit dirty.
Fresh dirt is impressive, the sign of adventure.
Here's how I like to get em dirty.
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Scooby you are a better man than me. I will not ride my Monster on a dirt road. I'm constantly lusting after something a bit more dual purpose in order to hit the dirt.
One hour later and its clean again... ;D
Time to go get it dirty, again! [evil]
I also HAVE a KTM dual sport, but just LOVE riding my monster...
All that dirt and no problem with the open clutch cover ???
Hey, that's not that bad, kinda like that.
Quote from: big bear on June 04, 2008, 04:01:37 AM
All that dirt and no problem with the open clutch cover ???
I second that thought. I would suggest taking your clutch apart and wiping the plates down. You'll find if you don't it will start sticking. Don't ask me how I know. [roll] [laugh]
T
Quote from: T-byrd on June 04, 2008, 07:03:52 AM
I second that thought. I would suggest taking your clutch apart and wiping the plates down. You'll find if you don't it will start sticking. Don't ask me how I know. [roll] [laugh]
T
Yup, that is definitely a project I'll be doing... :-\