RiverOtter
got any pics?
Has it hit yet?
Just asking.....
For a friend
Just asking.....
For a friend
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Fall Love Bug Season
- Thread starter RiverOtter
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RiverOtter
got any pics?
Sweet, so ok to drive down there without screwing up a paint job?
Kurt
Admin
I know nothing about the road here. I never leave.
I've heard spraying the front of your car with Pam or WD40 makes it so you can wipe the bugs off easily.
RiverOtter
got any pics?
I know nothing about the road here. I never leave.
I've heard spraying the front of your car with Pam or WD40 makes it so you can wipe the bugs off easily.
prolly with the paint too.
Rita
margarita brocolia
They were horrible driving through LA and East TX a week ago. We stopped 3 or 4 times to clean them from windshield and lights. I discovered their smushed selves stink like cow poo too! Nasty things! .... and RO, they didn't seem to hurt the paint on our 16 year old van. bwahaha - at least we couldn't tell. 
Will B
Moderator
My best love bug story...
Rode motorcycles down from Atlanta a number of years ago with a bunch of guys for Thunder Beach. I have a Goldwing. Nice big touring bike with full fairing. All the other guys were on cruisers with either no windshield at all or a very small one.
Hit lower Alabama, and hit the love bugs. We had to stop about every 30 miles or so for all the other guys to get off the bikes and to shake all the bugs out of their shirts from where they got in through their sleeves. They had bugs all over their faces and helmets. I say "they" because I was clean as a whistle and laughed my arse off at them. If you've ever seen Me, Myself, and Irene...yes, it was that bad!
Rode motorcycles down from Atlanta a number of years ago with a bunch of guys for Thunder Beach. I have a Goldwing. Nice big touring bike with full fairing. All the other guys were on cruisers with either no windshield at all or a very small one.
Hit lower Alabama, and hit the love bugs. We had to stop about every 30 miles or so for all the other guys to get off the bikes and to shake all the bugs out of their shirts from where they got in through their sleeves. They had bugs all over their faces and helmets. I say "they" because I was clean as a whistle and laughed my arse off at them. If you've ever seen Me, Myself, and Irene...yes, it was that bad!