ABOUT G CUSTOM PAINT

WHO'S
GERMAN a. Quesada

I born in San José, Costa Rica, in 1974. I realize my Graphic Design studies in the Universidad de Costa Rica, where I developed my abilities and techniques inillustration, interesting me in the use of the air brush like tool to obtain effects.

I have felt true passion by the high cilynder touring and cruiser motorcyclessince I have menmory, that's why in 2006 I made the decision to apply my knowledge in illustration on my ounbike, obtaining very positive results.

Since then, I have realised my dream to illustrate and to personalize the paint of the motorcycles of some bykers, who resul to be new friends.

To see the register of some of my works, I invite you to see thegalery, that way you can look some works I realize untill now.

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ADVICE FOR THE WASHING OF MOTORCYCLES

TECHNIQUES OF SUITABLE WASHING OF MOTORCYCLES

1. Not to wash the motorcycle with water under pressure

2. To cover mofle with a plastic bag and bind with a rubber band avoid that it enters water (it avoids internal oxidation of mofle and the entrance of water to the motor).

3. To never point the hose directly at the air intake of the box filter (It can cause entrance of water to the carburetor and/or humidity in the filter which would cause a lifted consumption of fuel and faults in the carburetion).

4. To never point the hose towards the electrical contacts (They can generate short circuits)

5. To never point the hose directly towards the instrument board (Velocímeter, tacómeter, etc.), principal light and back light or stop.

6. To remove the chain protector periodically, to clean to the marsh and/or sand and to again lubricate it before returning to install the protector.
INFORMATION FROM:http://auteco.com.co/consejos.html

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How to Wash a Motorcycle

Washing a motorcycle is obviously not the same as washing a car, so here's how it's done.
STEPS:
1. Squirt the required amount of cleaning agent into the bucket. Fill with warm water until the foam reaches the top of the bucket.
2. Apply degreaser to very dirty areas of the bike. These tend to be areas like the wheels, engine area and chain area.More info

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Hand wash your motorcycle!

Perhaps, you are one of the multitudes of riders, who have visited the famous Sturgis, Daytona and Laughlin bike wash stands. The reason might be for bike washing alone or it may also be for the bikini clad girls washing the bikes. Either ways, you have to be sure that your bike is squeaky clean afterwards!More info

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