Exactly how much do you love your bike???

BundyBear · Oct 26, 2004

70marlin · Oct 26, 2004

That might be a bit extreme! I'm glad the pics wasn't a few minutes sooner?

DaleEO · Nov 6, 2004

Guess I should have taken a few pics of my new bike in the living room!!

Being a bachelor does have some benefits!!

mikst · Nov 6, 2004

Yes, you can take a run on the bike when you want :wink:

My kitchen and hall is full of various Husaberg parts and tools.
What about a crankshaft in the refrigerator?
Sometimes these bearings stuck like hell.

husabutt · Nov 6, 2004

Before I got married the dishwasher was a great parts washer. After boring the cylinder a good run through the dishwasher insured that no metal flakes were present

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newby · Nov 6, 2004

And don't forget the countless times powdercoating things in the kitchen oven when the other half isn't around. And if you get caught, they ask you what your cooking! Try explaining that what is in the oven is not edible.

Jay

BundyBear · Nov 7, 2004

I've got a mate who regularly puts revolver cylinders & barrels through the dishwasher in with the cutlery - with his missus's blessing. With stainless guns he reckons it is the best way to clean 'em.

Putting an engine cylinder in the dishwasher after a hone is not such a bad idea. A few years ago Caterpillar recommended cleaning cylinders with non-abrasive hand cleaner until no colour appeared when wiped with white paper towel.

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