Jan 21, 2009 #21 T ttoften Junior Member Joined Jul 23, 2008 Messages 70 Reaction score 0 Points 0 Location Aalborg, Denmark Visit site dear god! If it was that cold here and the bike was my only option... I'd stay in bed
Jan 21, 2009 #22 jfz6 Not Here Enough Premium Member Joined Nov 24, 2007 Messages 117 Reaction score 1 Points 0 Location Birmingham, AL web.mac.com Mississippi said: WD-40 might work Also, it wont help you now but they make a product for deicing your car doors. It might do the same for the ignition on a motorcycle. Click to expand... Actually the WD-40 helped a good bit and then I just poured a bunch of hot water around it but not letting any touch the key or the hole. I was late to work:banghead:
Mississippi said: WD-40 might work Also, it wont help you now but they make a product for deicing your car doors. It might do the same for the ignition on a motorcycle. Click to expand... Actually the WD-40 helped a good bit and then I just poured a bunch of hot water around it but not letting any touch the key or the hole. I was late to work:banghead:
Jan 21, 2009 #23 reiobard Samurai FZ Soldier Elite Member Joined Nov 29, 2007 Messages 7,614 Reaction score 67 Points 0 Location Hillsborough, NH Visit site ant_mb said: It happened to me a few times last year. I tried deicer and WD40 and neither worked. I would up using a hair dryer. Good luck. Click to expand... if you heat it up with a hair dryer then used WD40 then you should be all set, for WD-40 to work properly the water must all be thawed.
ant_mb said: It happened to me a few times last year. I tried deicer and WD40 and neither worked. I would up using a hair dryer. Good luck. Click to expand... if you heat it up with a hair dryer then used WD40 then you should be all set, for WD-40 to work properly the water must all be thawed.