Okay...ya'll know about those K&N filters.Reusable.Okay.I had one.Once.You know that "filter cleaning" bottle that comes with the kit?Ya....that stuff is the BOMB on cleaning yer wheels.

Whats that cost a gallon? LOL!

After I wash, I spray WD-40 on a rag and whip down the rims. Cleans everything off and protectects the wheel from sunfade

S100 is what I use, I bet its alot like that K&N cleaner or the same stuff!

buck be careful with the s100 not supposed to use on painted parts

It don't stay on there long, I just use it on the wheels and bottom part of the bike. Then rinse and blow it dry with a leaf blower. The shit costs too much to use it on the entire bike!

* Last updated by: buck20 on 9/1/2010 @ 12:05 AM *

+1 WD-40, it's cheap and works great.

beleive it or not, Honda cleaner and detailer in a spray can works great on wheels, takes chain lube right off, shines the wheels right up and protects from the sun.

buck if you want something for the entire bike get this stuff called bike bright. spray it on and rinse it off no sponge needed works great

http://www.buellparts.net/content-product_info/product_id-1759/lightning_bike_bright_spray_wash_cleaner_degreaser.html

That Bike Bright does sound like good stuff! I will see if i can find it in town before I order it on line.

it will be cheaper on denniskirk.com seen it there $24 for a gallon. last time i bought it was $12 for thar spray bottle in that link i sent ya yes its pricey but it works

I've always used Black Magic Titaneum wheel cleaner for high performance wheels. Takes care of chain wax fling. Very strong soap but seems to be gentle on painted surface of my silver wheels. Seemed to do a great job on the black wheels of the busa too. Just don't spray it on the rotors cause it is very slippery. you want to rinse well and apply to rag rather than spray on the wheel.

* Last updated by: Rook on 9/2/2010 @ 10:37 PM *

cant go wrong with the Eagle One cleaning products plus they always seem to be on sale at autozone for 3.99

That's what I really like about this K&N stuff...dissolves all dirt and fling,and you just wipe it off with a clean rag...no washing or rinsing.I was amazed how quick and painless it is.It's not made for this of course,but they'd make big dollars if they sold it for bike cleaning.

The cost...$23.00 a gallon.

* Last updated by: blue07 on 9/20/2010 @ 2:13 AM *

Heathun,

The WD-40 was a good call I will be useing that for now on.

Thanks

+1 on EagleOne. I got the washless stuff. Spray it on, wait, rinse.

What about Simple Green? I heard it works but I have not used it on the bike.

"I got the washless stuff..spray it on,wait,RINSE"....Loaded...you funny man!

Simple Green...hmmmm....don't know.Plexus works good....spendy,but good.

Whatever yer usin...if yer seein yer paint color on your cleanin rag....ya might wanna try somethin else!

* Last updated by: blue07 on 9/28/2010 @ 3:31 PM *

What about Simple Green?

Noooo, I use it by the case load at work. It's the only thing we aloud to use now(WHIMS Approved BS). It leaves a sticky residue that everything sticks to annnnnnddddd if you leave it on to long it lifts the paint. Works on grease with no smell, but if you spray it, you will choke on it. IMO, No. Put it this way, I get it for free and I have none of it in my house or garage. YUK Yuk Yuk. Sorry, but I hate the stuff.

Thanks Romans, that's VERY good to know! Simple Green = bad!