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Re:Spring bike cleaning 2 Years, 3 Months ago  
Yo Rodies,
I have had my R* torn down end for end these past several months for upgrades, maintanance and cleanining. I was at a local motorcycle show and picked up a great product. I came across a vender that was peddaling his polishing product (I thought the usual snake oil routine). He was polishing the bottoms of pop cans with very little efort. I even tried it. It was very cool. Came out like chrome. To go along with this product was a sealer which when applied shed water just like wax on your car. I was sold. $20 for both 12oz bottles. I have been polishing and sealing every bit of chrome and billit during the re-assembly process. What really sold me was the vendor took my gold wedding ring and with very little effort made it look like new with no dulling or scratches. I continue to treat my ring monthly to this cool polish/sealer. The website is masterformulapolish.com if you are interested. I have gone over my entire bike and the bottles still feel full. You don't need much and it seems to go a long way. Just my 2 cents and opinion.
 
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Re:Spring bike cleaning 2 Years, 3 Months ago  
I generally take off windshield and wash, then dry with a leaf blower. S-100 detail & wax seems to work well for me on chrome and paint. Been wanting to try the S-100 engine clean. Maybe this spring. Annual motorcycle show this weekend in oklahoma city so i'll be looking for something new.
 
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Re:Spring bike cleaning 2 Years, 3 Months ago  
If your talking about Master's Formula, that stuff is the best polish I've ever used. Pulls the dirt and contaminant right out.really good stuff!
 
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Re:Spring bike cleaning 2 Years, 3 Months ago  
I don't wash anything on mine except the tires, and I guess the wheels, because they get wet with tires.
My personal preference is Meguiar's Quik Detailer for everyday use at home. For on the road cleaning I use Meguiar's
Detailer Mist & Wipe(comes in a smaller bottle). Spring and fall I use Meguiar's Liquid Wax Wet Look.
My bike does get wet on the road, more times than I care to think about, but I do too.
 
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Re:Spring bike cleaning 2 Years, 3 Months ago  
Dam coach bike looks beautiful guess the proof is in the bottle, keep it up.
 
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Re:Spring bike cleaning 2 Years, 3 Months ago  
To all the guys on this post your bike are all beautiful and unique, makes me proud to be a road star owner, see ya on the road !!
 
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