I remember when I changed the coolant on my Kawasaki Concours the coolant tank was full of stuff I assumed from having the vent tube in the back on the swing arm. After 5 years and almost 25000 miles it gets to suck in alot of garbage. Changed it a couple more times before it was donated with 15 years and 70000 miles. Every time that coolant bottle had been almost filled up with that crap.
yeah it's surprising where it all comes from. this clean up idea works extremely well and shows positive results right before your eyes. always good to try some-thing which actually works and this does just that. all the best!
G'day Warro, good too see you again, that's a great tip for cleaning out the top tank, thanks, bit of news, l have brought a 1971 Royal Enfield Sportsman 500cc classic raser, fully restored and tight as a drum (no oil leaks), passed the roadworthy and now on club plates, nice to have a thumper again, cheers mate, Neil 🤠.
Nice one!you should enjoy the thumper experiece. been pretty windy and cold here lately. by the way dealer contacted me yesterday and my mt-03 has arrived in the shop
@@ridewithwarro glad to see that your still in love with new bikes, hope to see the new addition when it arrives, early Christmas present for you mate, cheers Neil 🤠.
@@norsehall309 i decided to get them to hold and register it on my birthday...lol i've never done that with a car or bike before so a first for me there. sold the drone and the daughter bought me another...so drones back in...lol
yeah its ok. not as good as when i had the lotus but not as rough to ride in either...lol clean up works extremely well with not much effort so well worth trying. by the way my new yamaha mt-03 arrived at the dealers yesterday. has to be prepped and i plan to pick it up on thursday all the best!
@@ruahinesrider yeah its got 42 hp on tap so pretty good there. plus for a 330 it tops out at 180 kph so would easily knock over the others i have here. purchased sight unseen when i ordered it so time will tell how this pans out....lol i end the year buying 9 or 10 new bikes ..not sure there but i will still have 5 of them...lol
yeah one can forget about the cooking side plus seeing this only takes 2 min max its a good idea NOT to leave it in any longer. after that clean i actually left it in for a couple of hours to see if in any way it helped the plastic clear. not the case and all it did was swell the rice. doing so caught in my water level gauge and it became stuck from swollen rice. i just went in to the bedroon and grabbed an old style wire coat hanger and cut it to length. poked it in the top and scrapped out the rice and float level working fine. if i had just did the 2 minute shake a dropped all the rubbish and gave it a clean water wash-they would have been absolutely no issues. bit like playing with a bike.your got it fixed pretty good but you want better and it goes pear shaped...lol
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I remember when I changed the coolant on my Kawasaki Concours the coolant tank was full of stuff I assumed from having the vent tube in the back on the swing arm. After 5 years and almost 25000 miles it gets to suck in alot of garbage. Changed it a couple more times before it was donated with 15 years and 70000 miles. Every time that coolant bottle had been almost filled up with that crap.
yeah it's surprising where it all comes from. this clean up idea works extremely well and shows positive results right before your eyes.
always good to try some-thing which actually works and this does just that.
all the best!
I've learnt so many helpful tricks and hints on this channel. Many thanks.😊
i've probably learnt a few myself...lol all the best!
G'day Warro, good too see you again, that's a great tip for cleaning out the top tank, thanks, bit of news, l have brought a 1971 Royal Enfield Sportsman 500cc classic raser, fully restored and tight as a drum (no oil leaks), passed the roadworthy and now on club plates, nice to have a thumper again, cheers mate, Neil 🤠.
Nice one!you should enjoy the thumper experiece. been pretty windy and cold here lately. by the way dealer contacted me yesterday and my mt-03 has arrived in the shop
@@ridewithwarro glad to see that your still in love with new bikes, hope to see the new addition when it arrives, early Christmas present for you mate, cheers Neil 🤠.
@@norsehall309 i decided to get them to hold and register it on my birthday...lol i've never done that with a car or bike before so a first for me there.
sold the drone and the daughter bought me another...so drones back in...lol
Wow! That was fast and easy. Great cleaning tip that could be used across the board. Thanks for sharing 👍
all good and very easy to do with great results which won't disappoint!
What a great tip Warro I'll be doing that on mine.Being a mid mounted engine must handle great.
yeah its ok. not as good as when i had the lotus but not as rough to ride in either...lol
clean up works extremely well with not much effort so well worth trying.
by the way my new yamaha mt-03 arrived at the dealers yesterday. has to be prepped and i plan to pick it up on thursday
all the best!
@@ridewithwarro Mt 03 nice.I really like the XSR 700 the white black & red one.I bet Mt 03 be peppy.
@@ruahinesrider yeah its got 42 hp on tap so pretty good there. plus for a 330 it tops out at 180 kph so would easily knock over the others i have here.
purchased sight unseen when i ordered it so time will tell how this pans out....lol
i end the year buying 9 or 10 new bikes ..not sure there but i will still have 5 of them...lol
Great Tip warro thanks👍🏻
thanks and appreciated!
I’m guessing you can’t cook the rice thereafter Warro?😉 Would help clean the insides 🤦♂️
yeah one can forget about the cooking side plus seeing this only takes 2 min max its a good idea NOT to leave it in any longer.
after that clean i actually left it in for a couple of hours to see if in any way it helped the plastic clear.
not the case and all it did was swell the rice. doing so caught in my water level gauge and it became stuck from swollen rice.
i just went in to the bedroon and grabbed an old style wire coat hanger and cut it to length. poked it in the top and scrapped out the rice and float level working fine.
if i had just did the 2 minute shake a dropped all the rubbish and gave it a clean water wash-they would have been absolutely no issues.
bit like playing with a bike.your got it fixed pretty good but you want better and it goes pear shaped...lol