[nykbob]

With the water crisis here in Georgia we have a total outdoor watering ban here in the north half of Georgia. The water police are out to catch anyone with a wet lawn or driveway if you water your lawn or clean your car or bike. My bike is getting dirty, but I continue to just ride even if my chrome doesn't shine. Since I have a sense of civic duty, I'll just let her get dirty.
News says unless we get a lot of rain we have about 90 days before our main lake run dry. Guess I'll have to ride to Florida if that happens. Oh wait, I can't ride down there, it's raining in Florida! What's a rider to do?

 

[2oo6niterod]

wash it at your neighbors house at midnight while there asleep. it worked for me

 

[C-Bone]

If there is not a lot of grime on it use S100, which doesn't require water.

 

[pegdragger]

Honda polish

 

[CTMorgan111]

waterless cleaner, it is all i use

 

[Bgjames111]

wheel it around to the back yard, and wash up!

 

[258C1]

Huh????

If there is not a lot of grime on it use S100, which doesn't require water.

HUH???? Unless there is a different S100 that i don't know about, you definitely need water to rinse off S100.

If you are worried about the chrome, you can use Windex and allot of it with a clean rag to remove the dust.

 

[Paul DX]

wheel it around to the back yard, and wash up!

:them: Well what do I know mine hasn't seen water yet. Just lots of Meg spray detailer and pig spit.

 

[ROCKERDAN]

I hate to ever put water on any bike....asking for rust sooner or later....water maybe once a yr only if really needed...i like to just keep her clean always,by waxing and buffing with microfiber.

dan

 

[lavrod]

If it isn't muddy, glass cleaner on the chrome and tins and the chrome polish and wax may just do the job

 

[Chet]

Water's for fish. Just windex the whole damn thing

 

[Philthy]

Ok don't laugh at this but California is water conscious too. Buy one of those two gallon hand pump insecticide sprayers at Home Depot and fill it with water. That is you water source, you can be very conservative with your water use with one of these. Use some aerosol Scrubbing Bubbles on the wheels and any especially grimy places when the bike is cold, then squirt the bike clean with the water. Only use Scrubbing Bubbles and water on the really grimy parts. For the rest I use Lemon Pledge and a soft cloth ! Don't laugh I have been detailing bikes this way for two decades.

 

[CTMorgan111]

Ok don't laugh at this but California is water conscious too. Buy one of those two gallon hand pump insecticide sprayers at Home Depot and fill it with water. That is you water source, you can be very conservative with your water use with one of these. Use some aerosol Scrubbing Bubbles on the wheels and any especially grimy places when the bike is cold, then squirt the bike clean with the water. Only use Scrubbing Bubbles and water on the really grimy parts. For the rest I use Lemon Pledge and a soft cloth ! Don't laugh I have been detailing bikes this way for two decades.

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YOU DARED ME TOO lol

 

[Shed]

Or spend 5 dollars and take it to the car wash.

 

[river rat]

If there is not a lot of grime on it use S100, which doesn't require water.

Wha??? If you are talking about S100 total cycle cleaner, do yourself a favor and read the bottle. If it's a different product, do please tel.

 

[Vambo]

just drive it real fast........................

 

[C-Bone]

Wha??? If you are talking about S100 total cycle cleaner, do yourself a favor and read the bottle. If it's a different product, do please tel.

Don't have the can in front of me, but I did read it and it does say something like, for when you don't need to completely wash your bike, just clean it up a little use this. Spray it on, wait a few secs, then wipe it off. It just says not to use on really grimy stuff as it may scratch. I think its the S100 detail spray.

 

[sgtrage]

Don't have the can in front of me, but I did read it and it does say something like, for when you don't need to completely wash your bike, just clean it up a little use this. Spray it on, wait a few secs, then wipe it off. It just says not to use on really grimy stuff as it may scratch. I think its the S100 detail spray.

Maybe the detail spray but definitely not the cleaner. I assume the detail spray is just like any typical "quick wax" but the cleaner needs to be used with A LOT of water. I guess you could say its not "Georgia friendly".

 

[VRSCR-Dave]

Glass cleaner strips wax I use Meguiar's mist & wipe Quick Detailer or Honda polish the Honda polish really rocks.

 

[vroder]

Harley Cleaner & Gloss is specially formulated to avoid building up in the pores of aluminum and anodized aluminum. It's a great cleaner for everything on the bike and only needs a microfiber cloth for a great shine. It's all my scoot ever sees.