*shhhh* It's a secret:
http://www.motoemporium.com/hondapolish ... olish.html
Honda Polish. It is the best thing you could possibly do for your plastics, if you own a sportsbike. It also shines up a helmet nicely. Just don't get it on the visor. If you have a fog resistant coating on the visor, this stuff will eat it right off.
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I agree with you. I use this for spot cleaning and for getting grease off my swing-arm and parts the get chain oil on them from my over generous lubing.Psycluded wrote:*shhhh* It's a secret:
http://www.motoemporium.com/hondapolish ... olish.html
Honda Polish. It is the best thing you could possibly do for your plastics, if you own a sportsbike. It also shines up a helmet nicely. Just don't get it on the visor. If you have a fog resistant coating on the visor, this stuff will eat it right off.
For a big washdown I use dishsoap in a bucket with a sponge and washcloth. I also have a bottle sponge and a little dish brush for the hidy holes. I wash the hole bike about once a month or so and spot clean it otherwise.
* 2003 Kawasaki ZRX1200R *
"What good fortune for those of us in power that people do not think. " Hitler - think about that one for a minute.
"What good fortune for those of us in power that people do not think. " Hitler - think about that one for a minute.