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1965 Honda CP77 — Ulsan Metro City, Rep. Korea
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spokes
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linmictil2
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Morning Gents: I want to clean up my spokes. Question is: Would it be better to pull a few out at a time,clean and reinstall? I don't want to mess with balancing and such... My gut tells me it would be better to do it this way... Any suggestions on the easiest way to do it would be appreciated..
Thanks Mike
Thanks Mike
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LOUD MOUSE
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Re: spokes
What do ya plan on cleaning them with?. ......lm
linmictil2 wrote:Morning Gents: I want to clean up my spokes. Question is: Would it be better to pull a few out at a time,clean and reinstall? I don't want to mess with balancing and such... My gut tells me it would be better to do it this way... Any suggestions on the easiest way to do it would be appreciated..
Thanks Mike
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linmictil2
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ED: Got half of them done--18 more to go. Using steel wool,fine wire wheel and then rubbing compound. Very slow process but they look like new.. I have been doing 5 at a time then reistalling.
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LOUD MOUSE
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Re: spokes
They will rust.
Ya have removed the Zinc plating. . .............lm
Ya have removed the Zinc plating. . .............lm
linmictil2 wrote:ED: Got half of them done--18 more to go. Using steel wool,fine wire wheel and then rubbing compound. Very slow process but they look like new.. I have been doing 5 at a time then reistalling.
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linmictil2
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ED: Better way??
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LOUD MOUSE
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Re: spokes
Leave them alone or re-plate them. ....................lm
linmictil2 wrote:ED: Better way??
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Rock160
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Re: spokes
Phosphoric dip then scrub with scotchbrite pad, triple rinse then zinc plate.LOUD MOUSE wrote:Leave them alone or re-plate them. ....................lm
linmictil2 wrote:ED: Better way??