Cleaning Your Bike...
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Cleaning Your Bike...
What products do you guys use? Do you use the same things that you use to clean your car? If you use multiple products list why you use each one and for what part of the bike.
Also, since I am a new bike owner is there anything I should be aware of before I clean it. I read online to avoid water pressure so I am going to sponge wash and rinse it. Then I will either sham dry it or air dry it.
I'm probably going to clean the bike Wednesday or Thursday.
Also, since I am a new bike owner is there anything I should be aware of before I clean it. I read online to avoid water pressure so I am going to sponge wash and rinse it. Then I will either sham dry it or air dry it.
I'm probably going to clean the bike Wednesday or Thursday.
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Easiest way to dry it is with a Electric powered Leaf blower! so easy. dont use gas for obvious reasons.
i use mothers wax, but be careful when you wax the gas tank i dont recommend waxing where you put your knees.
WD40 to clean my rims. takes chain grease right off
i use mothers wax, but be careful when you wax the gas tank i dont recommend waxing where you put your knees.
WD40 to clean my rims. takes chain grease right off
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I generally use the same products as I would with my car. Also to shine up chrome rims, or anything chrome for that matter, I use Never Dull. Works like a charm! Heck, I even shine up the underside of the pipes and even the kickstand sometimes
I have yet to give the Suzuki a thorough cleaning though, maybe I'll take an hour or two on Saturday.
I have yet to give the Suzuki a thorough cleaning though, maybe I'll take an hour or two on Saturday.
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I use the same products as on my car, but for the wheels I spray them with Eagle One, let it soak for a bit, then rinse them off. On my car, I just use water pressure for the wheels, but you obviously don't want to do that with your chain in the way.