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I found a new way to remove dried bugs!
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ARtraveler
R.I.P. Dwayne
Don't they chip the paint with their beaks? :roflblack::roflblack:
rmag
New member
Nah, actually they only went after the big ones stuck in the KOTT grills.
ARtraveler
R.I.P. Dwayne
I guess I am covered. I have the KOTT's on my 2014. :yes:
easysuper
Active member
dried bugs
On our ride over the Memorial day weekend , my wife and I had stopped for lunch and when we came out of the restaurant there was a bird up in the air scoops picking out bugs, the funny thing was that he stayed in there eating after I started the bike up and did not leave until I was halfway out the parking lot and then it flew after us for about two blocks, we were cracking up for awhile on that one! he was one determined bird.
On our ride over the Memorial day weekend , my wife and I had stopped for lunch and when we came out of the restaurant there was a bird up in the air scoops picking out bugs, the funny thing was that he stayed in there eating after I started the bike up and did not leave until I was halfway out the parking lot and then it flew after us for about two blocks, we were cracking up for awhile on that one! he was one determined bird.
Fatcycledaddy
Active member
Last year on our Utah trip we stopped at a KOA in Salt Lake City. A little boy told us, "you have a bird in the front of your bike". I didn't look until we got to the campsite and figured I would have to get rid of a dead bird. I went to the front of the bike and he was just laying there so I picked him up and went to throw him over the fence into the woods and he flew away.
I have no idea when I picked him up, how long he had been there, and how many miles away from home he was, but I would love to seen what he looked like when I was cruising about 70MPH down the road.
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