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Im pretty afanatical with my detailing lol. I tear it down every winter and go at it too

@@GnarlyChicken could you share what stuff you use to detail? Lots of conflicting info out there (even simple green has a ton of threads on whether or not to use) regarding which products to use on what types of material, so it'd be great to hear your process/sprays/tools/etc.

@@ModularMuscle Warm water mixed with dish soap in a spray bottle. Tooth brush for the harder to get to spots, including my chain. When done, WD 40 to go over everything. That's it man...no big $$$ formula..just some elbow grease lol Will also use my compressor to dry all the areas where water will lay

@@GnarlyChicken great to know. I've spent way too much on cleaning products that didn't ever seem to work that well (and SC1 because it smells way better than it should).. and I think it's time to try this approach. Did your exhaust ever spooge, and if so, does dish soap/warm water handle that too? that black oil gunk gets on everything on my 23 XC and it doesnt want to come off with the watered down degreaser I use.

@@ModularMuscle I get very little spooge as my TPI is set up well.

I always simply drained old coolant out, then flush system with distilled water (4 litre jug). If you dont have that, then Ive boiled water too and used that to flush entire system to get all the old coolant out of the engine jackets and places where the coolant will tend to stay. Once you see nothing but clear water draining out of the drain hole, then fill up system with fresh coolant. I always use HP Coolant. It immediately helped prevent my Nytro from over heating in low snow conditions.

@GnarlyChicken Thanks alot for the info brother. I just picked up my 1st sled 08 nytro mtx. Where exactly is the spot to drain it. All this stuff is new to me

Good eye! That was on a 10 day dirt bike trip 4 yrs ago. Just north of Stephenville at Gerard Brake's Camp. What a night!!

Thats awesome man...thanks

Awesome, glad if it’s helpful for ya

Haha….not very well

I would plug those holes and use it as a wash cover

@@paulberube7163 that's a good idea actually! I will pass that idea on to the next person who buys one. We have 5 or 6 in our group already.

Exactly

​@GnarlyChicken Thanks, my "new" 2012 KTM 300XCW came with tubliss. I was thinking plugs for an emergency. Now you have me thinking this over. Thanks for the video and your reply!

@@TheArthurfonzarelli no problem buddy. But just so you know, plugs for your tire (with tubliss), may work in a pinch...but its usually the tubliss themselves that fail. We install a lot of them, and I will never use anything but Mousse in my TE 300

Thanks, glad you liked it

Awesome man!

I’ll do that next time. I should be using them anyway….good practice for when you need them in middle of Jan in side of the highway when it’s -30 lol

@@GnarlyChicken thank you for your kind response. It will work

Thanks for the info. Good to know👍

Thx for the comment man! Yes your 21 TX should be identical to mine….everything. However, if you notice that some things on mine may seem reversed than what’s on yours, it’s because I videoed this with my IPhone in reverse mode, so everything looks backwards. But yes, all hoses and parts and process is the same buddy.

Ok awesome, I’m gonna try replacing the spark plug first as it’s the cheapest and easiest fix but thanks for the help, happy riding

It was just red RTV gasket maker. Still holding up too👍

That’s aweful man!! Try hats why I’ll never own a Beta again

@@GnarlyChicken I love the bike just think I have just picked a bad egg with this one to fair to beta uk we’re I am based they have been really good helping out with some of the parts there customer service is excellent.

@@Enduro187 well that’s good. My buddy had to pay $600 Cnd for a new starter!!

Sorry no I don’t