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How often does one need to clean bugs off their bike for concern of the paint being negatively effected? I am on my first road trip, and it seems like an uphill battle. Thanks.
seriously a month covered in bugs???? if i go on a long ride and the bike is covered in bugs it gets washed when i get home so its clean and shiny for the next ride. ( cant be "that guy" with the dirty bike)
seriously a month covered in bugs???? if i go on a long ride and the bike is covered in bugs it gets washed when i get home so its clean and shiny for the next ride. ( cant be "that guy" with the dirty bike)
How often? For me it's when I get tired enough of looking at the bug wallpaper to do something about it. That is one nice thing about early spring and fall riding- all the bugs are gone.
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Bug Bukake
with a wet, then dry microfiber cloth.
