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4rt - Best Air Filter?

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Popped a new Filter (Genuine Honda Pre-Oiled ) and went to wash out the same dirty Filter that came out, in proper filter solvent this afternoon and after rinsing it out, i was suprised to see the foam starting to break up and disintegrate

The dirty Genuine Honda filter can only be a year old and on further investigation, I could push my fingers straight through the foam, it was so bad

So straight in the dustbin :wall:

Are there any more durable Air Filters, then the Genuine Honda ones, for the 4RT

I use genuine Honda filters, but clean them with fairy liquid and water solution, haven't had any probs with mine. I have got a 4RT filter and alternate between the two.

Yep use washing up liquid and water (Can't afford Fairy) and no problems

Yep use washing up liquid and water (Can't afford Fairy) and no problems

Yeh but, "it's kind to your hands" and will do 49 air filter washes more than a cheaper brand ;0)

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Funny, never used Fairy and warm water :hyper:

I've always used Putoline Air Filter cleaner for years, in an ice cream tub - squeeze it out and rinse clean under the outside tap

I was cleaning out the filters from my 2 enduro bikes also, no problems with them, one was a Australian Unifilter and the other a TwinAir - both were more durable with better foam structure

Maybe it was just a rogue filter, the new Honda one seemed fine

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