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kiwatani
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24 Posts
Denver, Colorado
USA
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 Posted - 07/28/2010 : 10:34 AM
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I couldn't find another place to put this, so bear with me.
I cover my bikes with tarps rather than fitted covers. Three times out of five, when removing the tarp, at least one wasp or bee will be on the tarp's underside. Not being a fan of either critter, I usually fling the tarp to the side and hope they're gone by the time I return.
The question is, does anyone know of a repellent I could occasionally spray on the tarps to discourage or prevent my winged friends from gathering?
Any advice appreciated.
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scottrnelson
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6960 Posts
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Meridian, ID
USA
Honda
XR650L, 790 Adv R
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Posted - 07/28/2010 : 12:20 PM
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I would try this: |
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kiwatani
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24 Posts
Denver, Colorado
USA
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Posted - 07/28/2010 : 1:10 PM
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Very good.
Why didn't I think of that? |
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Alabusa
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254 Posts
Muscle Shoals, Alabama
USA
Suzuki
Extreme
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Posted - 07/28/2010 : 3:52 PM
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If you want to go more "green" try cedar oil. Also will not have to worry about any possible harm to various surfaces on your bike.
http://cedaroils.com/ |
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kiwatani
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24 Posts
Denver, Colorado
USA
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Posted - 07/28/2010 : 5:44 PM
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"Killing Green"
Kind of an oxymoron...?
I like the cedar oil idea, thank you! |
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TonicBIA
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382 Posts
Arlington, Va
USA
Triumph
Sprint ST
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Posted - 07/29/2010 : 7:49 AM
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Circle of life my friend. Cover it in poison and nothing can use it.
Killing green is the way to go  |
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M/C covers and stinging insects