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How do you clean your Ducati?
- Thread starter ViewSonic
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Could someone chime in on the where/what/how/why of using a furniture product to clean a motorcycle?
That's two people now that say they use it and they can't be the only two. Where did this idea come from?
It's kinda like using wrench to pound a nail. Sure it'll work, but it's not the right tool for the job. You buy one of the most expensive brands of motorcycle on the planet and then cheap out on proper cleaner because "$7 is too much"? Interesting.
That's two people now that say they use it and they can't be the only two. Where did this idea come from?
It's kinda like using wrench to pound a nail. Sure it'll work, but it's not the right tool for the job. You buy one of the most expensive brands of motorcycle on the planet and then cheap out on proper cleaner because "$7 is too much"? Interesting.
When I instructed with the Motorcycle Safety Council, we always suggested to use Pledge on the front fairing as it makes for easy clean up of bugs, etc. Personally I use Plexus for a dry clean and S100 for the full monty. I have had to put dialectic grease in the connections on my PS1000 as if I washed her with a lot of water, she's stop running for a few days until she dried out. Never had any problem with the 999 though.
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Rev it up pop the clutch and let that shit sail through!! Then try to catch it as it comes out the other side!