Lemon Pledge On Your Bike??

-D- said:
Pledge works just fine with a micro fiber cloth. Do not use paper towels as they will scratch your visor over time.
Pledge the front of your bike before a ride to keep the bugs off and also your helmet, inside the visor and out to prevent fogging and bugs from sticking.
It even cleans your dirty greasy rims with just one wipe.
Try it on grease. Be careful you do not spray on your tires.
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Exactly!! And I have this thing about my rims being clean, far more than the rest of the bike...:-?
In fact I just keep my side cases on and always have a can of HDX polish, Seafoam, and Dupont chain saver and a some clean cloths with me.
 
Lemon pledge is good but this stuff is better. It make black engine parts look new and has the added feature of keeping all cable lubed. I would not use it on painted surfaces or rims but works great on the engine block.

 
Used dryer sheats are great for cleaning up your rims or any greasy parts near the chain. A board memeber posted about using them years ago on thread like this one.


Yes Bell-Ray 6 in 1 is great for lubing cables etc. Have never used it for cleaning but will try now that I have a bike witha black engine.


7up said:
Exactly!! And I have this thing about my rims being clean, far more than the rest of the bike...:-?
In fact I just keep my side cases on and always have a can of HDX polish, Seafoam, and Dupont chain saver and a some clean cloths with me.
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STARSHIP said:
Used dryer sheats are great for cleaning up your rims or any greasy parts near the chain. A board memeber posted about using them years ago on thread like this one.
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Carl at GP Bikes recommended shop towels (from Canadian Tire) for me. They seem to work without scratching.
 
this forum is all about lemony fresh Pledge and Seafoam.

use both on everything!
 
I use Pledge on my Busa all the time. It's amazing for cleaning the chain wax/oil on your rims and I use Spray Nine on the frame and aluminum parts or anywhere there is a textured surface
 
johnp said:
this forum is all about lemony fresh Pledge and Seafoam.

use both on everything!
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No. It's about Lemon Pledge. It must be a strange coincidence that every person in the world who has A.D.D. also likes posting on forums.


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2011 Yamaha FZ8
2009 Kawasaki ER-6n (SOLD)
 
Used pledge on my atv ...cheap and effective plus the mud wouldn't stick as bad.
Use FW1 on my bike...scored it from Costco...works great.

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Pledge is fine for plastics.But i wouldn't use it on leather.Leather is skin,and best treated with something more natural like Fiebings Aussie leather care.John Bickle told me this.Never put anything on your leathers that you wouldn't put on your own skin.
 
Wingboy said:
Pledge is fine for plastics.But i wouldn't use it on leather.Leather is skin,and best treated with something more natural like Fiebings Aussie leather care.John Bickle told me this.Never put anything on your leathers that you wouldn't put on your own skin.
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Well if John said it that's good enough for me, anywhere to get it locally?
 
Works great.
 
Wingboy said:
Pledge is fine for plastics.But i wouldn't use it on leather.Leather is skin,and best treated with something more natural like Fiebings Aussie leather care.John Bickle told me this.Never put anything on your leathers that you wouldn't put on your own skin.
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I use that stuff, too. Well... I got the heavy duty stuff which really made everything waterproof but leaves a very waxy/sticky layer if you put too much on. Used some on my regular (non-riding) leather jacket and when I moved the arms it would squeak because the arms would stick to the torso part. It was bad enough my gf refused to let me use it on her leather jacket even though it really needs some conditioning. The thinner stuff might be nicer.
 
Mink oil on leather
 
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