How to clean your bike without getting it wet?
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The problem with any kind of wipes is that you are moving the dust and dirt around with them and ending up scratching the paintwork. Just wipe the bike dry and give it a light buff with a good quality chamois and you don't get those water spots. I don't use "normal" waxes on bikes (I should I know) cause the white residue gets into all the gaps but have noticed Turtle wax's Ice Shine also removes the rain stains pretty well.
EDIT: also, in case you didn't know, specially where you live, NEVER wash any vehicle in direct sunlight or let the soap dry onto the surface.
EDIT: also, in case you didn't know, specially where you live, NEVER wash any vehicle in direct sunlight or let the soap dry onto the surface.
Last edited by Mattson; 04-11-2014 at 12:12 AM.
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Try pro honda polish, stuff is awesome and smells like bananas. I normally wash my bike once a month and wipe down the fairings and plastic bits once a week with the honda polish. Plexxus works well also but still use fresh water and soap to clean it just follow it up with the honda polish/plexxus and used dryer sheets for the rims (thanks yumi!) works like a charm every time.
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I use the leaf blower trick when I wash my cars, too.
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