The world of modification in these recent days are booming involving both car and motorcycle modification, usually in the realm of more motor modifications mainly dominated by man, but over time the development was slightly woman also involved in the world of modification. One of them is a woman from Pekan Baru, Indonesia, and her love in the world of motor modifications has become part of her hobby for a long time. She is Viviyanti, she has Kawasaki Ninja 250 motorcycle in which the motorcycle has seen became better known as MotoGP style or more better known as GP Style.  

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1. Claying – the purpose is to remove dirt that has long stuck to the body of our motorcycles, like asphalt, dirt marks that crusting, and so on. The main objective is to refresh and re-paint, and refine our motorcycle. When can we know that we need to clay our motorcycle? Try to touch with our hands (if we could put our hands into plastic bags and try to touch our motor body with hands that have been wrapped in plastic), that feels rough, well; it means that our motorcycle need this treatment. Clay shaped like a candle that used by children as a toy. The trick, rub the clay to the motorcycle in all of the motorcycle paint, firstly lubricating using quick detailer (later we discuss again what a quick detailer / QD). Rub evenly, and then wipe with a cloth Microfiber / MF quality. Try to touch again; the paint fineness of our motorcycle is likely like the baby's bottom.

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