how to safely clean a motorised bike without damaging the carb or electrics

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Now I wanna clean my bike...

Also nice to see that Bikes and Beards detailer spray works good... I was thinking about getting it and since you use it, I know I can't go wrong... (damn, I sound like an arse kisser lol)

 

[DAMIEN1307]

(damn, I sound like an ass kisser lol)

YEP...lol...Sure does...lol.

 

[Sidewinder Jerry]

For cleaning tight places these tools work best: air compressor, vacuum, water pick, powered tooth brush.

 

[DAMIEN1307]

water pick, powered tooth brush.

Good old fashioned, proper oral hygiene...lol...lol...Sounds more like a visit to the Dentist's office...lol.

 

[GW's Motorized]

I just use carb cleaner

 

[Sidewinder Jerry]

I just use carb cleaner

You have to be careful with that around plastic and rubber parts. It's better to use Sea Foam spray and maybe with Q-tips in these areas.

 

[ImpulseRocket]

Tooth brushes are the real hero of fine detailing. I have a whole assortment lol

 

[Sidewinder Jerry]

Tooth brushes are the real hero of fine detailing. I have a whole assortment lol

The difference between a power tooth brush and a manual tooth brush is like the difference between a ratchet wrench and a pneumatic wrench.

 

[CENTURION]

To get the dust and debris, I use a couple different size new paint brushes., They will sweep away a lot of stuff in hard to get places. I used to race RC cars, and we used them all the time.

 

[Copygod69]

Same here without the dust storms

Idk about humidity, but weather where I live is crap all year round. It snows a ton in the winter, rain and horrible wind in spring and in fall, and summer is really frickin hot and sometimes windy, which causes really bad and low visibility dust storms