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Something with phoshoric acid would work. Mild Phos acid solution leaves behind a light colored coating that help prevent flash rusting. I would not recommend muratic (which is hydrochloric acid, I believe) acid for that reason. My suggestion is to find some milkstone remover. A gallon is $6.89 at m...

Four bikes... lets see...

-- (a running) Yamaha R5 or RD
-- Late 70's Triumph Bonneville
-- BMW R90S
-- Toss-up: either a Yam XS650 or a Honda Silverwing (GL650)

Scottie

Just did my tank this fall with the POR-15 product, which is actually called "U.S. STANDARD FUEL TANK SEALER". It's great stuff, but it is a sealer only, and you have to get the tank clean first, in this order: remove vanish, remove rust, then seal. For vanish, some kind of strong solvent, like lacq...

I've narrowed my CL77 down to either very late 65 or early 66, and it has non-rubber pegs.

Loud Mouse would know...

Scottie

Dogs,

So -- you ever try this kit? I'll eventually be interested in something like this for my CL77.

Scottie

Since I want to turn my CL77 into a rider, and since it won't be used offroad, I'm planning on modern road tires. Even though it won't be authentic, I still like the look of the modern tires. The ones I'm looking at are the Avon AM26 Roadriders, and it's one of the few that is made in a 19" rear, to...

Coincidental that I was just looking this stuff up yesterday. Hagon site: http://www.hagon-shocks.co.uk/main1st.htm Picture of shocks from that site: http://www.hagon-shocks.co.uk/images/bigroad2.jpg 2nd from right looks like it is styled for a CL or CB, and their application list shows their part n...