Inexpensive Tire Dressing.......

[GearJammer]

You can use the same product that keeps those rubber parts supple inside the brake master cylinder. Yep...brake fluid.

It doesn't have to be the higher priced brake fluid, just get the cheapest available, often found in Dollar Stores.

Apply with a paper towel or cloth, it'll remove oxidation & rejuvenate the tire, while adding a renewed sheen.

[cTc]

Good tip there, almost sounded like a company slogan :lol:

I think I am going to give it a try.

[GearJammer]

"Less Is More...The Less We Spend On Parts, The More Cold Ones We Can Stock In The Fridge"..... :D

I know it's become controversial due to safety reasons, but I've also used Armor All with no problems. Would rather leave the Armor All decision up to the individual owner.

But I'd rather use Armor All on tires than on the seats. Know this guy who Armor Alled his rider's seat & p-pad. With his passenger on the back, he pulled a hole-shot & the passenger literally slid off the back of the bike & landed on her butt, thankfully hurting nothing but her pride (tho' she might have hurt a bit more on HIM! LOL!)