*** looks like 3 are gone.

I use neoprene and used wet suits and cut them up to make things to protect my bike when working on it. Neoprene wetsuit material glues with contact cement. Take a full body suit and you can cut it up: use the arms & legs to protect handle bars, mirrors, turn signals, etc. Cut the body and make a tank protector. 1/8" to 3/216" thick and being soft and squishy it protects better than a towel or old sheet.

Here's the deal: going through boxes in my garage to make room to put bike parts and set up a paint area I found a box with 5 full body wet suits for surfing, etc. in really good shape. Rather than ebay them I decided to basically give them to GStwin people because I've received so much help, I decided to give back to the members. ***

I have 5 of them. All excellent shape. $20 each which includes boxing and UPS ground shipping to the 48 states. Most are medium size so if you can use it for surfing or cleaning out your backyard pond or keeping warm to wash your bike in cold weather, what a steal! Otherwise cut it up and make some pretty good protectors when working on your bike.

Buy more than one and each extra is just $10. Paypal to:  patrickpaypal  at  cdesoftware  dot  com

PLEASE post a message BEFORE you paypal indicating how many you want. Sorry - no choice for size, color or brand. They're all good to use.

Please READ the posts first. When the count reaches 5, they're all gone.

*** Remembering the posts about bikes stalling on the highway and switching to PRIME when I was riding the '92 home on I-5 after I just bought it saved me a tow and a ton of headaches. I remembered those old posts: switch to prime. Bike started right up again and I was a happy biker. Thank you GStwins,com! That saved be so much grief, time and money!

i'll take one - sounds like something i might use on my drz to soften the rattles / noises also.

pm'ing now.

BUMP!
I have 2 left.
You could even cut one up to use as a pad when you have to lay or sit on the concrete floor to work on your bike. Neoprene is oil and gas resistant, too.