and that's the time SAVING wheeze??
Spray the snow foam on and have a cup of tea while it does it’s work. Shampoo the bike as you normally would, and watch all the crap disappear. How easy do you want it to be?
and that's the time SAVING wheeze??
Spray the snow foam on and have a cup of tea while it does it’s work. Shampoo the bike as you normally would, and watch all the crap disappear. How easy do you want it to be?
I thought you had a man who does it for you...
I didn't realise that - I understand now - I would still recommend sdot 100 if that surface isn't flat it lifts all the crud offGazzabart, your bike is a credit to you and wheels look great. Latest bikes though are not gloss black rims and that’s why they don’t clean as easily. Latest are like a cheap powder coating and are a real pain to clean
And I thought I'd bought a rufty tufty do anything go anywhere adventure bike. If I wanted to spend my life cleaning bikes I would buy something shinier....
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my adventure wheels get a quick spray with mucoff , leave for a few minutes and rinse with a hose, and then a bucket n sponge with hot soap water on the bits I can reach...
I thought Mucoff was widely regarded as the best possible way to dissolve a BMW?
My 2014 LC which I bought when it was three months old had wire wheels which I hated because they were such a bitch to clean so I swapped them with someone on here who had cast and wanted to go off road.
I use Bilthamber Auto Wheel