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Rush Hour Racer
 
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| I had real trouble with my micro indicators not always working unless you wiggled them and corroding up (newer ones seem worse for this). Also a right pain to take on and off for track days or to replace the bulbs. So I squirted WD40 over the rubber and the bulb holder and all these troubles were cured! Not very professional I know but it worked a treat! Also figure WD40 isn't great for the rubber in the long run too.... I'm a newbie round here. Hope I'm not teaching anyone to suck eggs? |
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Rush Hour Racer
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| Good advice always welcomed mate.
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| Aftermarket indicators? Just make sure they're not made by COxford or Motravesty.
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| i havn't had a problem with my MOTRAvesty indicators but my second No. plate light by them has just fooking broke!! culd be more to do with the stoppies though!!
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| I sent a lovely email to Motrax about their wonderfully designed Allycators. Bloody things falling apart!! Got a free set of LED indicators out of it though (and I remembered to locktite the screw on this time). Just to be picky, I find GT85 (IMO) is better for spraying on anything electrical on the bike.
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| Saw some of that GT85 in a friends garage. Didn't know what it was. Might have to pinch it!  |
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| I find GT85 better for everything you might use WD40 for. Smell much nicer aswell |
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