and the others

i know you like pictures so i put a few to keep you amused for a few minuetes

"The license-plate said 'FRESH' and there was a dic in the mirror"

Good god man - that is one sparkly collection of Grifters right there, you opening a museum?!

looking good grifter addict, you get the blue one off the bay ?

pressume you cleaned up the chrome with that t cut metal polish in the pics ? looks like good stuff.

also what do you use to clean up them tyres  

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Well hrz the addiction is getting a bit out of controll as im trying or would like to get every model and colour there is but in quite good nick, i know im mad and proberbly wont be to do it but ill keep trying untill the misses kicks me out or i get bored and the terrible thing is i havent even rode them or have a daily rider it drives me insane cos i want to ride them but dont want to ruin them either.  

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yeah ste that metal polish is allright on certain things as its smooth and dont scratch but i think autsol what ever its called is better on bad rusted surfaces and i use autoglym tyre dressing on the tyres pad and seat or vinyle and rubber care but i think the tyre dressing is a little bit better but thats my preference,but normaly i strip the bikes down and polish every nut bolt and washer on my polishing wheel you can also do the rims if the spokes are removed. ps i thought id better mension i got the tyre dressing tip of jaydog a couple of years ago when i was round his house picking up the nos stars and stripes

grifter addict, your nearly half way there keep up the good work.

ps. are you not wanting to share your cleaning secrets ? lol

as you can see the buffing wheel in the back of my little hideaway where i do my bikes

 that workshop's cool

just got myself one of them bench grinders, not had chance to get a polishing wheel yet, isn't it a bit tricky getting between the spokes ?

also i forgot to mension yeah i did get that of the bay and yeah it is dodgey trying to polish rims with spokes in you can do a certain amount of the rim though but its a lot better if the spokes are removed. im that mad that ive despoked wheels before polished the rim and every spoke, i tell ya it took ages and i wont be doing it again in a hurry, saying that the buffing wheels are a good investment but be carefull cos you end up trying to polish everything

That Blaze Blue MK2 is a stunner mate, top job  

yeah   Ive just got another bench grinder.  Going to get polishing mops for my old one.  Been watching videos on Youtube about it.  Can see most things on there.

fantastic pics and bikes.iam in admiration of you.great to see another polising fan..

i used to always use autoglym, and have around 200 bottles of various autoglym products which i use in my business but i actually prefer   armorall for the rubber plasticy bits.

autosols superb stuff too.

great too see tha pics and thanks for putting them on

cheers

GREAT PICS AND FANTASTIC BIKES really like the blue mk1!!!

How do you keep the workshop so tidy, i often have a sort out/tidy up with all good intentions, but it soon ends up a mess again  

cheers for the comms everyone and hopfully if i can get round to going to one of the meets this year ill bring um with me and your be able to see them in the flesh and maybe give them a stroke haha