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    Hardened masking tape on fairings - best way to remove?

    I ended up soaking it with WD-40, over and over. Eventually I soaked a paper towel with the stuff and laid it over the affected area. Came back a few weeks later and it all rubbed off with my thumb - it had transformed into something that felt like dried up rubber-cement. Thanks all. Sold...
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    Renting garage workspace

    We're not far from each other. Maybe we should get together and talk. Others have raised some good points about potential issues in sharing spaces, but...
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    Hardened masking tape on fairings - best way to remove?

    I really should get the plastic off to work on it separately but it's such a major pain... I'd rather go in for a root canal.
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    Windscreen for CRF300L 2021-2024, CRF250L 2013-2020, CRF 250L 300L

    NuggyBuggy submitted a new listing: Windscreen for CRF300L 2021-2024, CRF250L 2013-2020, CRF 250L 300L - Windscreen for CRF300L 2021-2024, CRF250L 2013-2020, CRF 250L 300L Learn more about this listing...
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    Hardened masking tape on fairings - best way to remove?

    I've gotta give it another soaking then I guess. I soaked it one whole weekend last summer and it didn't seem to do much. I thought about this. Is there any danger that heat could damage the plastic? I guess WD-40 AND heat gun would be a bad idea....
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    Hardened masking tape on fairings - best way to remove?

    I cracked some plastic on my Multistrada a while ago, and to prevent the plastic from separating more I slapped some masking tape on it until I could figure out what to do with it. It turned out it didn't bother me - really at all - I actually saw it as a sick badge of honour - but after a year...
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    Renting garage workspace

    I just might do that! I work out in Etobicoke so maybe could drop by sometime after work. I'll DM you.
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    Renting garage workspace

    Yeah, but sad is relative. I'm lucky to have had a place for 15 years where I could do all those things, and luckier still to be able thinking about paying money to keep a few motorcycles! Since my kids have gotten older, we really don't use the place as much as we used to. My dream was to...
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    Renting garage workspace

    I could fit something like that in; my problem would be getting bikes in and out of the yard. We live in a row house where most of the backyards have been fenced off. THere's a tiny alley that I could use to get to the yard but it would be hard to wheel a bike in and out of there as I'd have...
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    Renting garage workspace

    15 years ago you could buy a nice sized house in Toronto with a garage for $1M. I tried to convince my wife to buy a place like that in the Lawrence/Leslie area for that price. Our kids would have grown up with their cousins literally around the corner, and the monster homes were already going...
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    Renting garage workspace

    If I sell my cottage, I really want a place to tinker. I live in a Victorian row house with no garage space to keep my bikes, be they project or road-/trail-worthy. My projects are not a financially viable endeavour, but a flight of fancy. Really, when you break it down motorcycles really...
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    Renting garage workspace

    Any other GTAM'ers in a similar predicament and location? Maybe we could jointly rent a space and cut our collective costs.
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    Renting garage workspace

    Where are you looking for space?
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    Renting garage workspace

    Thank you gents. Location wise I could probably make those work!
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    Renting garage workspace

    I think I'd need one where I could roll in from the outside. I agree it's not likely they're going to want me hanging a fuel jug on a pole feeding my carbs inside. Problem is I think those sorts of units are not common downtown. I think I'd be happy with $500/mo at that size and with those...
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