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I use water wetter also and have had good results... I use it all year as I live in California and it never is cold enough to require antifreeze here. As mentioned above if you live anywhere it gets cold don't forget to change back to normal anti-freeze during the winter.

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1998 TL1000R
Yoshimura RS-3 Exhaust, Forks reworked by Racetech, RaceTech valved Showa Shock/Eibach Superbike Spring, Ivan's TRE, Brembo HP Rotors, Brembo 19x18 Clutch M/C, Brembo 19x18 Brake M/C, EBC HH Pads, Galfer SS Brake & Clutch Lines, Hyperpro RSC Damper, CFM/Woodcraft Rearsets, CFM/Woodcraft Clip-on's, Stealth Tri Metal Sprocket 17/42, DID Chain, Michelin Pilot Powers, BMC Air Filter, Zero Gravity Windscreen, GSXR Race Tail.

"Brake later and open the throttle before normal" -Valentino Rossi

10-13-2008, 09:05 AM	#3 (permalink)
i8marcus Evil Twin Member #9967 Posts: 424 Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Concord, CA Sportsbike: 98 TLR & 02 YZ250 Riding Experience: 12+ Years Trader Rating: (0) Pictures: 0 Life Wasted on TLZone: 2 Weeks, 3 Days and 11:42:23 Hours i8marcus's Garage i8marcus	I use water wetter also and have had good results... I use it all year as I live in California and it never is cold enough to require antifreeze here. As mentioned above if you live anywhere it gets cold don't forget to change back to normal anti-freeze during the winter. __________________ 1998 TL1000R Yoshimura RS-3 Exhaust, Forks reworked by Racetech, RaceTech valved Showa Shock/Eibach Superbike Spring, Ivan's TRE, Brembo HP Rotors, Brembo 19x18 Clutch M/C, Brembo 19x18 Brake M/C, EBC HH Pads, Galfer SS Brake & Clutch Lines, Hyperpro RSC Damper, CFM/Woodcraft Rearsets, CFM/Woodcraft Clip-on's, Stealth Tri Metal Sprocket 17/42, DID Chain, Michelin Pilot Powers, BMC Air Filter, Zero Gravity Windscreen, GSXR Race Tail. "Brake later and open the throttle before normal" -Valentino Rossi