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I just wanted to ask you how do you manage to clean black motors, I spend hours a day washing&cleaning by HD, but for some reason regarless of the effort I use to clean the motor, I am never able to get all the dirt off.
Any suggestions on cleaning products to get it as if it just came out of the factory?
WD-40, that's all you need.
spray it on and wipe off excess.
Originally Posted by Rider83
Hi guys,
I just wanted to ask you how do you manage to clean black motors, I spend hours a day washing&cleaning by HD, but for some reason regarless of the effort I use to clean the motor, I am never able to get all the dirt off.
Any suggestions on cleaning products to get it as if it just came out of the factory?
I don't know about you, but, I bought my H-D to ride hours a day, if not more. Cleaning, cleaning? Really? You want to talk about cleaning? You sure? OCD, maybe?
I just wanted to ask you how do you manage to clean black motors, I spend hours a day washing&cleaning by HD, but for some reason regarless of the effort I use to clean the motor, I am never able to get all the dirt off.
Any suggestions on cleaning products to get it as if it just came out of the factory?
thanks.
See below, and click on the blue arrow for more info on what others use.
Originally Posted by WS6 Formula
I've been using the CD2 Engine Detailer for quite a while on my cars and bikes, but haven't used any of the S100 products. How does CD2 Engine Detailer compare to S100 Engine brightener?
Also for original poster, you may want to try spraying the cylinders with WD-40 then using the Never Dull, that might keep the Never Dull residue from sticking to the black portions of the cylinders.
Below photos are before and after , Simple Green, rinse, blow dry, and CD2 Engine Detailer.
I don't know about you, but, I bought my H-D to ride hours a day, if not more. Cleaning, cleaning? Really? You want to talk about cleaning? You sure? OCD, maybe?
hehehe, I bought mine with the same idea dude, but I am based in Costa Rica so we are in the raining season, so every once a week I cleaning it so I can show it off and get it dirty again
Besides there are some parties were we get beautiful ladies on our bikes I want to make sure I can take some with me and get dirty too haha
S-100 once every 2 years maybe. I just use simple green & car wash soap with warm water. But I only wash my bike 2-3 times a year. The rest of the time it gets lemon pledge.
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