Nightmare Triumph Wheel Corrosion!!!
Posted: Sat Mar 05, 2011 10:45 am
Spent close to 6hrs cleaning/polishing my front wheel this week... nightmare... considering powder coating.
Post some pictures later
Post some pictures later

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Cleaning? Polishing?Swampy wrote:Spent close to 6hrs cleaning/polishing my front wheel this week... nightmare... considering powder coating.
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I hear ya. I had some wierd poo go on with my Zephyr wheels a couple of years ago. NOTHING removed whatever the f*ck it was. Ended up powder-coating giving me some time to raise some funds to chrome-plateSwampy wrote:Spent close to 6hrs cleaning/polishing my front wheel this week... nightmare... considering powder coating.
Post some pictures later
Big Kneed Al (master of the emergency stop & "stand up" comedian) wrote:Cleaning? Polishing?Swampy wrote:Spent close to 6hrs cleaning/polishing my front wheel this week... nightmare... considering powder coating.
Post some pictures later
What are these things you speak of?
Dave wrote:[quote="Big limp wristed Big Kneed Al (master of the emergency stop & "stand up" comedian) (master of the emergency stop & "stand up" comedian)"]Cleaning? Polishing?Swampy wrote:Spent close to 6hrs cleaning/polishing my front wheel this week... nightmare... considering powder coating.
Post some pictures later
What are these things you speak of?
Big Kneed Al (master of the emergency stop & "stand up" comedian) wrote: I just uncovered the 10" Ribbed Thrust Monster for the first time since last November and fired it up. Started no problem and still looks in good nick. A quick soak in Scottoiler protector spray and back on with the covers till the salt is off the road.
The poor Versys is seeing all the action at the moment but the Scotoiler spray is doing its job nicely. Just need to get the scottoiler fitted for the chain.
Dave wrote:[quote="Big limp wristed Big Kneed Al (master of the emergency stop & "stand up" comedian) (master of the emergency stop & "stand up" comedian)"]
I just uncovered the 10" Ribbed Thrust 10" Ribbed Thrust Monster for the first time since last November and fired it up. Started no problem and still looks in good nick. A quick soak in Scottoiler protector spray and back on with the covers till the salt is off the road.
The poor Versys is seeing all the action at the moment but the Scotoiler spray is doing its job nicely. Just need to get the scottoiler fitted for the chain.
Coddy wrote:Have you tried to get Triumph to replace the wheels under warrenty?