I’d like to get my bike ACF-50 treated by allyearbiker (http://www.allyearbiker.co.uk/) before winter. I can’t host an event because I don’t have a drive or outside water or leccy.
Is anybody considering hosting an even? I don’t mind helping to organise if somebody can provide the space the work.
I never go to the Ace (wrong side of town and I usually rather ride my bike that stare at it ;)), but that’s a good idea, thanks. How hard was it to get the Ace to agree? Did they want any money or anything and who did you speak to?
I was a bit worried I was going to start the anual “you can do it yourself” topic at the same time. I know you “can”, but from what I’ve seen/heard of people who’ve had the “all-year-biker” treatment, no, you can’t do it like that, and £60 really isn’t that much considering it includes a full valet.
One winter and a shed load of salt too last for my bike, but if spoken to nicely, I’d have thought a lot of cafes and pubs would loan their car parks for such an event.
Think of the business a load of waiting bikers would generate for them.
I just washed my bike then used the ACF Spray, used a whole can and I had no problems on the bike, just scrub it with some hard brushes etc. I used the bike every day non stop last winter. Beats paying £60.
It’s like paying someone £30 to take your rubbish out just because they can do it nicely.
If I had **** loads of money I would pay for mundane tasks, and if I had that much money I wouldn’t use my precious bike in winter:)
I’m most likely going to put my CBR600RR in a garage for winter. It’s 6 months old. Do I need to do the AFC treatement or I just leave it. It’s not been out in salt and hardly ever in rain. In fact it’s hardly been out at all except to polish a few times.
Thanks for sharing this, but as I stated above, I’m not interested in people’s opinion as we have this discussion every year and it’s pointless. I made up my mind and it’s worth it for me.
If theres a spot people could meet up and give eachother a hand doing this and share the cost of the products that would be a good way to do it on the cheap.
Would need to be on concrete and not on tarmac though as the degreasers would eat that.
How about that place in Westerham - The Grasshopper (www.grasshopperinn.co.uk)? If people are interested, I’ll give them a call and see if I can sort something out.