Pre-Storage Coolant Tip

If you live where it gets really cold, then you should make sure your
coolant has enough anti-freeze in it to keep the system from freezing.
It's easy to check the coolant with a hydrometer that is made
specifically for this purpose. Bikes don't have freeze plugs like
cars, and a cracked cylinder head is a very ugly sight indeed.

If you find this information you have just read valuable, you may be
interested in a report called "How to Effortlessly Protect Your
Motorcycle Head to Toe During Storage". To get a copy of the free
report go to http://www.motorcyclecaresecrets.com and click on the
"Free Special Report" at the center of the page.

Take Care
Jeff

 

Thanks for the Pre-Storage Coolant Tip.
It's not a secret any more. You can remove it from your site.

Nev..
'03 ZX12R
'02 CBR1100XX

 

May I?

**** off spammer bitch!

Besides, if you really need something like that, these are easier to use and
cheaper.
http://www.bull-frog.com/publications/pr_archive/motorcycle_cover.php

Moike

 

When he asks for your email address to get the free report, look in my
signature and you'll know what to do.

 

In fact, I've done it for you. Here's the report
http://www.killmail.net/viewEmailDetail.php?user=sdfjkdhfsdf&id=78

Count the number of times CYCLE-SHIELD(tm) is mentioned.

Jules

 

I got 37 times, but I lost count at one point and I wasnt going to start
again.

Cheers,
Ash

 

Hmmm, I got a slightly different report to you...

http://www.mightymedia.com.au/~bigiain/spammer_bitch.html

not a once, it seems...

big

 

freezing.

But, but, my coolant is air (and oil).

Theo

 

I don't even have the luxury of oil cooling.

damn cheap wop bike

 

The sweat evaporating off the hair under the clipons keeps it cool?

 

ewwwwwww BID