Good old A$2.00 degreaser, let it settle then hose it off. Doesn't do any damage to plastics or alloy. CHamois off and run the bike to get out any water that may have settled, then sit back and admire! Use alloy polish and a dose of WD40 sprayed over the bike(not on the seat or grips!) to ward off the mud next time.

Good old A$2.00 degreaser, let it settle then hose it off. Doesn't do any damage to plastics or alloy. CHamois off and run the bike to get out any water that may have settled, then sit back and admire! Use alloy polish and a dose of WD40 sprayed over the bike(not on the seat or grips!) to ward off the mud next time.

I just got some of this through and thought it was a great deal even after the postage.

10 litres of Muc-off for

Jizer for engine n oily parts ... was using Mer [blue bottle] for splash n dash on the rest of the cycle parts ...for plastics when dry use Mr Sheen !

Greg

I was told not to use a pressure washer as it can reck all the seals etc on the engine!!!!!!!!

But is this really true?

Many thanks

Henry

I use TFR with wax from local motor factors. plus i bought a rechargeable electric garden sprayer which does the job great cleaning the bike before its back in the van.

Thanks to his thread I went to Asda last night and bought 2x1 litre bottles of thir own brand Multi Surface Cleaner for about

I use a product called SOLCLENS from GUARDIAN PRODUCTS in EARBY LANCASHIRE buy it in 5 litre dillute about 50:1 in a spray bottle wet bike with power wash spray on and leave for a couple of minutes and rinse off with power wash brings bike up like new every time with little effort, best stuff ive every found and also does Alloys on car