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PIG SPIT for all the wrinkle black parts...(I used S100 didnt like it that much)
Windex for the black denim paint.
Simple Green for any other grime that gets on it.
HD Wheel and Tire Cleaner..gets the brake dust off.
Mothers Mag and Wheel cleaner with Scotch Brite pad.
Pig Spit. It is the only thing I've found that doesn't burn off as soon as the engine and pipes heat up.
FWIW I only used the S100 Engine Brightener 1 time last summer and the bike still looks great between washes. I would have to say it's very durable. I ride a lot and I've have gone through a whole can of the total cycle cleaner in the same amount of time so it's not like I hardly wash it.
I wish I could get my hands on some pig spit so I could try it as well.
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