WD40 on rear break - how to clean

[sbrguy]

just like when people use "loser" and "looser" in correctly.

its not "he is a looser, because he beats his wife", its "he is a loser, because he beats his wife"...

the correct way to use that word is "the second bolt is looser than the first bolt and should be tightened" NOT "the second bolt is loser than the first bolt and should be tightened"

[Popeye the Sailor]

That;s a good case and point, sbrguy.

[Howley]

just like when people use "loser" and "looser" in correctly.

its not "he is a looser, because he beats his wife", its "he is a loser, because he beats his wife"...

the correct way to use that word is "the second bolt is looser than the first bolt and should be tightened" NOT "the second bolt is loser than the first bolt and should be tightened"

I hate it when people use apostrophes incorrectly, it's annoying. Capitals are good too.

Will this ever end? 

[sbrguy]

  yes you are right it will never ever end. yes the incorrectly was incorrect in my last posting and i never capitalize sentences on the forum boards, too much time.  yes good call on the "its" also, that was my bad.   

[Howie]

i helped my uncle jack off a horse

I helped my Uncle Jack off a horse.



























I helped the DMF jack a thread

[WhiteStripe]

I helped the DMF jack a thread

nice one

[RAT900]

Just to add fuel to the fire, irregardless is in the dictionary.

http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/irregardless

yup the dictionary now legitimizes illiteracy...sad

[ducpainter]

yup the dictionary now legitimizes illiteracy...sad

Why not...

parents legitimize obesity and laziness.

I'd go farther but I'd break board rules.

[booger]

Regarding the OP's primary concern, the brakes - I've accidentally sprayed WD on the rear and front brakes since that is what I use to clean the dust from the rims. It's quite difficult to avoid. WD40 will evaporate, it's no big deal. Wipe it off the best you can and ride it. I've never lost my brakes from accidentally spraying WD40 on the discs. Might be a bit slippery the first couple of times you use them but the friction comes back quickly.

[ungeheuer]

Actually while we're at it, I'd have said spelt, rather than spelled, as well.

You can say "spelt" if you like, but unless you're referring to the hexaploid species of wheat, it's spelled "spelled".  Even in Australia 

[Popeye the Sailor]

You can say "spelt" if you like, but unless you're referring to the hexaploid species of wheat, it's spelled "spelled".  Even in Australia 

Sorry, but.....

she's not wrong.

[suzyj]

You can say "spelt" if you like, but unless you're referring to the hexaploid species of wheat, it's spelled "spelled".  Even in Australia 

I'm gonna tell Jukie you're picking on me.

[NorDog]

I believe both are correct.

The brake/break thing is a pet hate of mine, as are misused apostrophes.

They're they're, it will be okay.

[ungeheuer]

Sorry, but.....

she's not wrong.

What?  Next you'll be telling me that aluminium only has one "i" and that tire is something with which you clad a wheel 

[ducpainter]

What?  Next you'll be telling me that aluminium only has one "i" and that tire is something with which you clad a wheel 

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shocking...

eh?