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    What to spray on underside of guards to keep mud from sticking?

    What do you guys spray/coat the underside of your guards with to keep the mud/dirt from sticking and adding to the weight?

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    http://www.prolan.co.nz/

    The medium grade liquid aerosole works a treat.
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    Quote Originally Posted by madandy View Post
    http://www.prolan.co.nz/

    The medium grade liquid aerosole works a treat.
    Thanks! Will grab some and try!

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    You can get a product the looks like wet suit material that fits over/around the guards . it flex's allowing the mud to fall off .

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    Quote Originally Posted by ktm84mxc View Post
    You can get a product the looks like wet suit material that fits over/around the guards . it flex's allowing the mud to fall off .
    Tdell me more..what is this stuff called?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Conquiztador View Post
    Tdell me more..what is this stuff called?
    its sold by DRC, any bike shop will be able to get it, Northerns distribute it,

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    Quote Originally Posted by Conquiztador View Post
    Tdell me more..what is this stuff called?
    Glad wrap.

    Not pretty but it works a treat in wet, super gloopy clay & peat bogs.
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    Water ....................with a hose after each ride !
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    Quote Originally Posted by sinfull View Post
    Water ....................with a hose after each ride !
    Yep, but when riding in races the stuff builds up and adds weight to the bike.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Conquiztador View Post
    Yep, but when riding in races the stuff builds up and adds weight to the bike.
    I was serious about the glad wrap, it flexes enough to flick the muck off as the bike bounces around. Just cut it off at the end of the day.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Conquiztador View Post
    What do you guys spray/coat the underside of your guards with to keep the mud/dirt from sticking and adding to the weight?
    Drill LOTS of small holes in the guards. Saves guard weight and less surface area for the mud/dirt to stick to. Win win ...

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    Quote Originally Posted by FJRider View Post
    Drill LOTS of small holes in the guards. Saves guard weight and less surface area for the mud/dirt to stick to. Win win ...

    Fuck I'm clever ....
    Yep, smart idea, little bit of mud and water in the air box never hurt an engine and having your back covered in mud is way preferable to it being stuck to a mud guard.

    One request though, can you do the mods to the fj, 1 inch holes should work 4 inches apart, 3 wide, take it from puke to orewa in the rain and let us know how it went before we go cutting up our dirt bikes ?.

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    Quote Originally Posted by takitimu View Post
    Yep, smart idea, little bit of mud and water in the air box never hurt an engine and having your back covered in mud is way preferable to it being stuck to a mud guard.
    details ... details ...

    Quote Originally Posted by takitimu View Post
    One request though, can you do the mods to the fj, 1 inch holes should work 4 inches apart, 3 wide, take it from puke to orewa in the rain and let us know how it went before we go cutting up our dirt bikes ?.
    Great news ... it doesn't rain in Paradise (where I ride) so no modifications required ...

    but ... would I put you wrong ... ??
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    Home Brand/ NoFrills Canola Oil spray - $3.20 a can - lasts for ages, also use as chain oil, air filter oil, anti corrosion between washes. Been using it for years.....
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    Quote Originally Posted by FJRider View Post
    Drill LOTS of small holes in the guards. Saves guard weight and less surface area for the mud/dirt to stick to. Win win ...

    Fuck I'm clever ....
    Why not just take the mudguards off completely and then there is nothing to stick to
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