Ah, Ok...lol...Yes, your bike looks nice and clean and "Oooooh Shiney"...lol.It's a quick detailer/polish/wax spray marketed to motorcycles. Basically, think Meguiars Quick detailer, but with a motorcycle on the bottle.
It's good for results close to this. (Also, look, my clean motorized bike!)
That particular picture was after a full detailed clean, a wax strip, polish, and then ceramic coating. Hence the extra shiny nature. The high end ceramic coatings are worth the money if you are obsessed with keeping your vehicles looking nice.
I'm obsessed, but I am nowhere near as fanatical as you are with all of that stripping, polishing, ceramic coating etc...lol.
I'm assuming you store your bike in a garage out of the weather and only ride it during dry weather.
I store my bike right in my parlor, I think you younger people call that the "living room" these days...lol. (As far as I'm concerned, ANY room I am in, I am living in it, hence, they are all "living rooms" to me...lol.)
I ain't even that obsessed. Once or twice a year I go that far into it. Otherwise, just a quick spray down and a brush here or there to stop grime buildup. I'm pretty laid back compared to some guys I have met and talked to over the years. I always thought I was rather OCD, but compared to them I am a lazy slob.
If we rearrange those 3 numbers you get the peak humidity of Eastern Nebraska in August. 833.%
Thats as bad as my native New England...lol.
You just described where I live too lol. Nebraska has 2 distinct climates. Western and central is Arid Grassland, Eastern is a Continental climate which is where I live. Continental climates are notorious for seasonal weather extremes, and since I also live where I do, wild storms and weather patterns are normal since there are no mountains or other geological features to stop the wind from blowing down from the arctic circle or up from the Gulf of Mexico. Insanely high winds are kind of a normal here, as are wind storms. I just got a new roof last year because we had a wind storm hit in 2021 with 95mph gusts at my house and over 100 at the airport.
I live in a rain shadow desert, but it sounds a lot like weather here. I live in a little place called Nyssa if you want to look it up. I moved here in 2019, but I heard that during the massive snowing in 2017 that it might as well have been Alaska here.