The Salt-a-way product that Keith picked up last year worked pretty well
after Bonneville. Not perfect but better than previous years. Mud Off
sprayed on befor you hit the salt doesn't hurt either.
Keith, what's the address for that stuff?
JB
-----Original Message-----
From: Thomas E. Bryant <saltracer@awwwsome.com>
To: Gene Brauninger <genesds@ic.net>
Cc: LandSpeed <land-speed@autox.team.net>
Date: Saturday, January 15, 2000 6:34 PM
Subject: Re: Getting the salt off
>Gene,
>
>There is no way I know of to keep the salt off the under side of a
>vehicle. Two things that can be done to minimize the problem is, spray
>the underside with oil (solvent/transmission oil mix works), then avoid
>driving through water if possible. The salt water will take salt to
>places you can't see and that are impossible to clean.
> Tom, Redding CA 3:30PM PST
>#216 D/CC
>
>Gene Brauninger wrote:
>>
>> This will be our 1st visit to Bonneville. We have a new motorhome and
are
>> staying at the KOA. I am with the Sportster group that will be racing a
>> XR1000. The bike will be coming in another trailer & van so I don't need
to
>> bring our motorhome to the course, but would like to. A little AC & a
place
>> to get out of the sun might be nice from what I hear.
>>
>> My wife is worried about what kind of problems/damage we can have if the
>> motorhome is on the salt. Any comments or suggestions would be greatly
>> appreciated.
>>
>> Gene Brauninger
>> HD XR1000
>> Rookie on the salt
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