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RE: Scabby spokes solved - Gone in 60 - 04-30-2021
Definitely well played, sir. I do find polishing spokes tiresome.
I've been in a similar situation. In my single days, my friends razzed me about my ability to pick up girls in a 12-year old Corolla. More than a few pints later, I found the keys to a new Mustang in my pocket.
RE: Scabby spokes solved - Whoops - 05-01-2021
(04-26-2021, 02:31 AM)Mixagon_imp Wrote: Hi fellow cb'ers
I've solved the scabby spokes problem on my 2015 ex
After spending hours working on the ex spokes with bleeding fingers and thumbs I decided I never want to work on a spoked wheel again, don't get me wrong I really like the look of my ex but after lots of research and going through all the options I decided at my time of life I really prefer cast wheels so she had to go and will be surely missed
Expensive solution but I've traded her in for this pre reg RS with under 2 miles on the clock
![[Image: eeb0e58c0011d0c3e680048dbff706ca.]](https://cb1100forum.net/forum/uploads/imp/eeb0e58c0011d0c3e680048dbff706ca.)
LOL!!! I had to read this a couple times to make sure you hadn't traded in the wife. Not that I would ever condone such an action...
