OregonAl

Satin... Soap and water it is then. I relish the thought of all the time I will save not having to polish and wax. Thanks again.

Yup. Brookings to be exact. Right now the mighty Chetco is at flood stage, and that leaves my plans for salmon fishing on the back burner. Time to clean the garage and make the Tenni feel more welcome alongside the other bikes. Al

Well it seems the consensus is indeed as I suspected that I need to get over it. Once she gets back out of the fluorescent lights of the garage, I am sure happiness will set in. Thanks for the replies. Al

I just bought T119 with only 2200 miles. Of course I won't be able to ride until March or April due to the weather but that's life on the Oregon coast. As I sit in the garage admiring the beauty of the bike, I can't help but be somewhat disappointed by the paint. I love the color scheme of course, but it is quite dull and does not respond to waxing very well. Should I just get over it or is there a solution that you fellow Tenni owners have come up with to wake things up a bit? Cheers, Al