and it still needs more work(not been cleaned in 8 years 
)How far is to far,want it to look good to sell but it;s bloody hard work
Cleaning the scoot-How far is to far
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burridge01
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In the process of selling the S1 and as it never sold last time thought i'd give it a good clean.Took the rear wheel/hub off to sort the brake and started to clean the inner part of the engine/inner mudgaurd and under the loop.3 hours later and it still needs more work(not been cleaned in 8 years )
How far is to far,want it to look good to sell but it;s bloody hard work
and it still needs more work(not been cleaned in 8 years )How far is to far,want it to look good to sell but it;s bloody hard work
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I'd put a couple of pictures up in this thread you might sell it on here
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Get a good grease cutting agent and it's a spray on quick brush and rinse off.
Lower the price ?
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Timbo wrote:Clean it so it looks like it just left the factory...
If i new how i woulddazblakey wrote:I'd put a couple of pictures up in this thread you might sell it on here
S1 TS1 240 in good nick £4750,don't think i'm pullin any ones pants downwoody wrote:Lower the price ?
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