Polished swingarm.... Discuss!

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  1. fireblader28

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  2. Si.

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    I do too!
     
  3. Jimbo Vills

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    Think it looks mint mate!!

    Would love it on mine...
     
  4. Benn The Pig

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    Not my cup of tea if it was just stainless great but I think anything polished always looks cheap unless it's street fighter or chop
     
  5. dan.1moore1

    dan.1moore1 Senior Member

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    Looks alright but keeping it like that is a PITA.. I polished the frame on my CRF and you gotta polish it every time you use it to keep it looking like that .. May be a bit easier on a road bike thou
     
  6. Jimbo Vills

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    All the repsols have a polished swing arm, how do you boys find them for cleaning etc??
     
  7. Jamiestrada

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    I don't like it looks tacky to me, but thats just my opinion.



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  8. Remal

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    Not my thing either.
     
  9. Givover

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    Quite cool .Looks better than my mine.
     
  10. JM1

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    Nope not for me
     
  11. Garyb

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    Undecided. But it's down to personal choice at the end of the day. :)
     
  12. Benn The Pig

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    The hrc one's ain't polished their satin?????
     
  13. dan.1moore1

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    true
     
  14. Nutty Tart

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    Not for my either .. soz
     
  15. gixerthou

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    Local garage scratched the swinging arm on my 98 RRW

    they said they would replace it or get it polished

    so i thought get it polished - it will look shiney etc etc


    worst thing i ever did

    a bith to keep clean - and you have to polish it all the time to stop furrring etc


    stick with coated or brushed finish - much better
     
  16. dmcvw60

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    Polished and lacquered would be my option, spent too many a weekend polishing my BBS RS,s to keep them bling..
    Now they're powder coated to save the sore hand syndrome..
     
  17. dan.1moore1

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    Never thought of that.. That may be an option on my deep dish wheels
     

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