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I live out in the sticks and my well water is bad. It contains iron. My whole-house water filter uses salt, which is arguably worse for bikes.
I use Never Dull to keep my cooling fins clean and free of oxidation, but the rest of the black engine is getting dull and dirty. I'm very wary of washing and spraying my engine with my well water.
I live out in the sticks and my well water is bad. It contains iron. My whole-house water filter uses salt, which is arguably worse for bikes.
I use Never Dull to keep my cooling fins clean and free of oxidation, but the rest of the black engine is getting dull and dirty. I'm very wary of washing and spraying my engine with my well water.
I got a Fatboy S and a sportster.
Anybody know of a good, water-less solution?
How about if you store some water from your roof drains/gutters and use that to wash your bike.
Just google gutter barrel to see whats out there .
The idea from Iron Horse is not that bad at all, could be a solution for your problem.
In use WD40 from time to time to clean the black parts of the engine.
Btw, one of my buddies captured rain water from his roof... He has a black Ford pickup.. there was a grit in water that he needed to get his car buffed out...
How about one of those quarter-fed car washes that have the wand? If you had one of those nearby you could wash the bike down and then ride it to dry it off.
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