Cleaning products
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So I treated the bike today with a good clean!
Only used some old demon shine I had laying about and didn’t come up to bad
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What products are you guys finding best for your bike ?
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@bradt In all honesty the best clean I ever had was using yellow flash kitchen cleaner not supposed to be used on painted or aluminium surfaces but as long as you get it all off it’s fine only used that once I use fairy liquid and a sponge usually nothing fancy but cleans good
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Muc-off bike cleaners pretty good stuff, I used to use that a lot, but I usually just Hose all the mud off when wet, then wait until dry and go over the whole bike with wd-40 or similar lubricant, in fact foam tyre shine worked nice last time
Best results are usually going over the whole bike with an oily rag honestly, I've never found any product to take off all the mud or residue with just water.
