Do you have to fuly clean bike before using this??
(Sorry but im a lazy sod that likes riding not cleaning!!)
(Sorry but im a lazy sod that likes riding not cleaning!!)
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Well, yes
can only speak for myself but spent last weekend getting thr bike ready for winter. Good soaking with Gericke gel cleaner, hosed off, then a good clean with car shampoo. Spent ages on thhe wheels and spokes, then let the bike dry for a day. ACF'd the bike on sunday, again, spent ages doing the wheels, used a small brush to do all the screw heads, then a larger brush to work it in to all of the other surfaces on the bike. Great smell when you start it up first time.
can only speak for myself but spent last weekend getting thr bike ready for winter. Good soaking with Gericke gel cleaner, hosed off, then a good clean with car shampoo. Spent ages on thhe wheels and spokes, then let the bike dry for a day. ACF'd the bike on sunday, again, spent ages doing the wheels, used a small brush to do all the screw heads, then a larger brush to work it in to all of the other surfaces on the bike. Great smell when you start it up first time.
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Go on give it a birthday an washit then slap the ac50 all over before the evil corrosion gets slapped on the black stuff,or leave dirty and rot!!!!!!!!
Go on give it a birthday an washit then slap the ac50 all over before the evil corrosion gets slapped on the black stuff,or leave dirty and rot!!!!!!!!Bugger Im gonna have to wash it Whats the best stuff? Ive only ever used car stuff and gink when I was a leeeeeeeeeetle younger?
Do not get it on your brake discs.
Gericke Foaming Gel Cleaner
or whatever it's called is a good start. Cover the bike with it, give the really grubby parts a bit of a scrub with a dish brush and leave it for 20 minutes to do it's magic, then hose off and scrub the bike with any cheapo car shampoo.
or whatever it's called is a good start. Cover the bike with it, give the really grubby parts a bit of a scrub with a dish brush and leave it for 20 minutes to do it's magic, then hose off and scrub the bike with any cheapo car shampoo.
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Castrol Greentec is the best compromise between removing the shite and rotting the alloy
Andres
Thanks chaps, shame no one set up a sponsored clean for Children In Need !!!!
