One of the local business here in Nampa has a sign on their marquee it reads. "If cattle could fly, you would appreciate seagulls". I am not sure what they are trying to sell with that sign.
 
Turtle wax works well. What is the seagull wax from wally world you are using?
I thought it looked like wax too. BTW you might have a closer look at the reflector above the rear wheel as it might have loosened up and rotated from being centered below the fender.
 
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Flying rats that is what they are look what they did to my bike
As a few of you know I am a polish fetish sheep chaser blah blah blah, Anyhoo for the few of you who keep clean bikes try the wax from Walmart cost about nine bucks but boy does it put a shine on your bike

It's funny how quickly I notice that little silver oval just there, above the exhaust now. So subtle, yet so telling lol.
 
Throw them some alka seltzer tablets. Being the flying rats that they are they will wolf them down and promptly get uncomfortable enough to f#ck off somewhere there is water to ease the bloating
Ah we used to mess with them on the ship like that. Found fishing for them better and when you catch one spray him with several colors of fluorescent paint release and watch as all the other seagulls attack it :)
 
I thought it looked like wax too. BTW you might have a closer look at the reflector above the rear wheel as it might have loosened up and rotated from being centered below the fender.
good call on that reflector.
 
A few years ago a friend and I went for a ride, he on his HD Road Glide, me on my R3 Roadster, We stopped in Freeport for lunch, when we came out my R3 was covered in bird sh!t while his bike didn't have a spot on it, and our bikes were right next to each other. :mad:

He still brings that up every time I see him :cautious:
 
Ah we used to mess with them on the ship like that. Found fishing for them better and when you catch one spray him with several colors of fluorescent paint release and watch as all the other seagulls attack it :)
**** - I need to try that on Magpies. Here birdy, birdy.......
 
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