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Re: Wet Unis

 
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Old 29-06.-2008, 04:25 PM   #1
1-wheeled-grape
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Default Re: Wet Unis


skrobo wrote:
> i normally don't care that much and put mine through the pressure washer
> at the car wash; its fine



But it can kill your bearings. What you don't want to do with a uni is
drop it into the bottom of a river, the tide was down so it went splat
in the mud, It took ages to clean off, being extra careful around the
bearings. I polish my uni too, keeps it shiny and more protected
I'll have to polish more now my frame is raw!


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