Getting ready to detail two Harleys....

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:laugh: He's not a customer of ours.

He could be one day.



IMO its best to never dress tires or seats. I have used conditioners on leather seats but I wipe them down well after.



I just went for a ride on a cruizer a couple of hours ago. It was in a light rain. The last thing you want is dressing running down from the sidewalls.



BTW if anyone is detailing a motorcycle for someone and they want to dress the tires, it would be a really good idea to ask the owner BEFORE doing so. If they get upset and start demanding new tires because of it that $250 can now become cost you some good money. My tires were $500 at regular price for a set.



Plus some people are quick to make BS complaints. I would hate to have a rider trying to pin a lowside on my shop for dressing his or her tires.



James

 

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BTW here are some of the bikes that I have done at the shop. Not one complained about not having dressing on the tires.

The R6 (the blue bike) was mine.



James

 

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One last one. This pic shows how much tire a big bike can still use. The tires on these bikes have a different shape to the tires then the ones that were on my bike. You can use the tires.

James