Washing bike?
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I have used Optimum No Rinse on my car and it does a very good job.
https://www.detailedimage.com/Optimu...-P444/32oz-S1/
Not used it on the bike though.
https://www.detailedimage.com/Optimu...-P444/32oz-S1/
Not used it on the bike though.
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From: pensacola fl
A lot depends on if you have hard or soft water. Some products work better with a certain type of water. At least when streaking is concerned.
Give ONR a try on the bike!
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I have 2 6.5's in the fairing, 2 6x9's in the lids, and 2 8's in the bags. They all have been spray with Camp Dry. When washing the bike I try not to spray directly on any of the speakers or HU. I always feel like I'm not getting the bike clean because I'm avoiding the areas with audio stuff. Am I paranoid or is it ok to get a little more aggressive with the water?
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Comes down to common sense. Meaning if your going to use a hose don't spray a hard stream of water at the speakers. My 7x10s have the speaker cloth over top and the cloth is coated with the waterproof spray. The cloth definitely keeps them dry
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