i like the way that you have opened your mind to new things that seem good. You are teaching me to re-valuate things that I have dismissed in the past. Great work!
I've had a Karcher for some time...it came with a stepless adjustable lance and a foaming attachment. With the lance "dialled down" it produces a lower pressure fan shaped jet which looks identical to the Muc Off one so I'm struggling to see a difference tbh. I can see the appeal of a "bike specific" unit but for those who already own a PW with a steplessly adjustable lance its judicious use with the pressure dialled down should be every bit as good....and safe
I have an attachment on my pressure washer. I turn it down alot while i'm doing around my clock dash, wheels & froks. My engine & panels get a good high pressure. Still, i only use a presure washer to get main dirt off. You'll still need to use a cloth in order to get all dirt off.
Hello Stuart just would like to thank you for reviews like this my husband and l own 5 motorcycles it takes a lot of work keeping them clean, we decided to try muc off l got to tell you after searching for this product in Australia we finally located a store that sold it the best product for washing vehicles we have used my husband is a auto sprayer to, and very fussy with what he uses thanks brilliant stuff we will use it from now on thanks
Hello. I have been using a similar setup like this Muc Off on my T 120 for over a year. The washer only put out about 120 bar. And I try to never use the nozzle closer than 1 meter from the bike. And I always use exhaust pipe plugs when I'm washing it. Also have this snow spray applicator, and here in Finland we have a brand of car wash called Korrek. They have a wide sortiment of products suitable for both cars and bikes, that washes good but don't strip off all wax. The one I use works pretty well with a 5 minute soak and then a good rinse with water. So I think your Muc Off setup will work just fine without damaging anything. And as an owner of two aussies I'll sen lots of scratches for Willow. Happy holidays and thanks for your nice channel.
This is off topic I know, but I was really surprised and pleased to find that my Royal Enfield Interceptor 650 had grease on the wheel axle. My Viragos did not. The reason that this is important is if rust builds up on the axle it makes it very difficult to get the axle out past the bearings when removing the wheel. Ronn
Great video Stuart! I ride all year round & just moved house & needing a good jet washer! I use Muc off all year for my cleaning! I have just ordered one of these in the bundle on Muc Off! Looking forward to using it & keeping my motorbike clean! Thank you so much & keep making great videos!
Just caught this one. I didn't know that Muc Off did this. The price seems fairly reasonable. I've always been of the "don't pressure wash bikes" philosophy, but might give this one a try.
So a year on, would you still recommend using this pressure washer / snow foam application. Have you come across a problems or issues? Cheers, I liked the video 👊😎
I am sure the 'boys' will love that pink colour. Apart from that when used in the right hands with due care it's probably a good product. I like the plugs for the exhaust when washing, top idea that. True I am well out of touch these days, 74 yrs of age and disabled to the point I will never ride again but I enjoy my small collection of 3 bikes. Nicely demonstrated mate.
This is a good video by Stuart but I think it's a little too close to the vehicles should be roughly about 36 inches away to help in reducing the pressure
You seem to have full confidence in Muc-Off again now. When I spoke with Colin, when recently buying a dryer from Killer Brands (for Spyder Air Ltd) he stated categorically that I should not use Muc-Off because of its salt levels. I didn’t mention your name but I said the some had researched muc-off to be safe; but Colin said that a litmus paper test proves otherwise. Anyway, I have a Diamond Brite kit for my T120, but I have loads of Muc-Off to use, which I’ll use on my Honda CB500X which hasn’t been treated as far as I know. Helpful video thank you.
Good review mate! I actually like washing my bikes but unfortunately we have level 2 water restrictions in Sydney Australia a.t.m so no using of hoses or pressure washers of any kind to clean vehicles for the time being.
Thanks for this video. Very informative as usual. I have rarely used my karcher on my Monster, but even with the lance on minimum pressure I felt like I was doing something I shouldn’t! Looks like I have got a reason to buy something else bike related 🙄😂
A great video sir! So this is a sort of "powerwasher for dummies powerwasher". Seems to be a great product. Any idéa why Triumph won´t grease the axle´s?
Wow, ...with that bright fluorescent pink colour you definitely wont loose that in the garage !!!......good idea though. Stay safe mate ,take care on the road,.....oh yeah nearly forgot .....MERRY CHRISTMAS!!!!!!!!😁😁😁😁👍👍👍🇬🇧
the worx portable pressure washer that is the inbuilt youtube ad during this video is excellent..... ive owned one for over a year now and can not recommend it highly enough......... because its not too powerful it is ideal for motorcycle use...... one of the best tools i have ever bought..... and ive bought loads of "gadgets" in my time that dont come up to their hype
Great video Stuart, informative as ever, I have a Karcher pressure washer but would never use it on my bikes. Hinted very heavily to Mrs C that this looks a good product : )
Oh no Stuart ,there’s me bought an Aldi cordless pressure washer a couple of months ago it draws the water from a container works quite well .... although actually haven’t used it on the bike yet 😟.... looks another on the cards ..... thanks for your vid as always regards fred
The problem is'nt only getting water into places it would'nt normally go or blasting grease out. It also blasts grit etc behind seals in brake callipers and wheel bearings.
Hiya buddy. I'm tempted to ask about Willow but I'm sure plenty of fans already have. ") One thing I've found in washing bike's and car's is the colder the water the less ability to clean, prompting one to use more detergents water pressure washing sometimes a second wash is needed. Has anyone tried using warmer than regular cold water.? I experimented using a hose type attachment filled with hot water instead of soaps for rinsing then a towel dry. Work's much better than water just above freezing in removing surface grease hand prints etc. Warm water is a better cleaner than cold water and soaps.
Hi Stuart,after many years of owning bikes I’ve just bought myself a 2015 Triumph T100, my ears pricked up when you said good idea to grease the axles on them,what grease do you use for this? Love your videos,very informative,plz keep them up,Thanks.
If your looking to just clean stuff using a normal hose pipe, turtle wax do a snow foam with a attachment supplied with the bottle that just attaches straight on to the hose pipe, it’s great stuff , I use it to clean me motorbike
I think the advertising comment is a little unfair. I was the one that put forward the muc-off pressure washer and you put your money where my mouth is and parted with your cash ! I think if you already own a pressure washer and are happy to use it then you go ahead matey , it's your money - your choice ! If you dont have one and are into bikes I think the fact it has bike specific lances is a great idea , if it was silly money I would certainly think again .....but it's a good kit at a price point I'm happy to pay . Now it's got the Fillingham Fumbs Up 👍Its going on my letter to Santa 🎅 And Stuart .....I really wanted you to think it was silly frivolity so I could pop round buy it off you. but it looks like it's a stayer ? Another informative video thanks !
I know it’s a review of the actual power washer but I thought muc-off wash contains salt and is not sometimes recommended- comments please. Would you use the power washer with another product ?
Hi Stuart. A timely intervention as clearly the roads in Yorkshire will not be clean and dry ever again The combination of seagull poo, Karcher and impatience cost me a couple of hundred having my Polo's bonnet resprayed in Summer so I did fleetingly think about these Muc Offs, ordered one now! Didn't think the price was outrageous. Perhaps you could pop round and demonstrate? Once a week, say?
Not sure if that's what the questioner meant? Sorry if misunderstood, but dont think you can put the acf into the attachment, as the water pressure draws the liquid from the container. As I say, sorry if that's stupidly obvious and not what was originally asked.
Hey, yeah i was referring to using acf-50 from the pressure washer, having seen a few videos of people using acf-50 with pressure washers on youtube. Was hoping this could be used for the same application rather than the spray bottle.
Hi, I've not seen that, have seen an air compressor / spray gun used. With a power washer, you normally need water going through it for it to operate. Dont see that mixing well with ACF, but could be wrong? Who wants to give it a try? ...... Stuart!
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i like the way that you have opened your mind to new things that seem good. You are teaching me to re-valuate things that I have dismissed in the past. Great work!
I've had a Karcher for some time...it came with a stepless adjustable lance and a foaming attachment. With the lance "dialled down" it produces a lower pressure fan shaped jet which looks identical to the Muc Off one so I'm struggling to see a difference tbh. I can see the appeal of a "bike specific" unit but for those who already own a PW with a steplessly adjustable lance its judicious use with the pressure dialled down should be every bit as good....and safe
Yes I own a similar unit and thought exactly the same, however they are not the same thing at all.
I have an attachment on my pressure washer. I turn it down alot while i'm doing around my clock dash, wheels & froks. My engine & panels get a good high pressure. Still, i only use a presure washer to get main dirt off. You'll still need to use a cloth in order to get all dirt off.
Hello Stuart just would like to thank you for reviews like this my husband and l own 5 motorcycles it takes a lot of work keeping them clean, we decided to try muc off l got to tell you after searching for this product in Australia we finally located a store that sold it the best product for washing vehicles we have used my husband is a auto sprayer to, and very fussy with what he uses thanks brilliant stuff we will use it from now on thanks
Hello. I have been using a similar setup like this Muc Off on my T 120 for over a year. The washer only put out about 120 bar. And I try to never use the nozzle closer than 1 meter from the bike. And I always use exhaust pipe plugs when I'm washing it. Also have this snow spray applicator, and here in Finland we have a brand of car wash called Korrek. They have a wide sortiment of products suitable for both cars and bikes, that washes good but don't strip off all wax. The one I use works pretty well with a 5 minute soak and then a good rinse with water. So I think your Muc Off setup will work just fine without damaging anything. And as an owner of two aussies I'll sen lots of scratches for Willow. Happy holidays and thanks for your nice channel.
This is off topic I know, but I was really surprised and pleased to find that my Royal Enfield Interceptor 650 had grease on the wheel axle. My Viragos did not. The reason that this is important is if rust builds up on the axle it makes it very difficult to get the axle out past the bearings when removing the wheel. Ronn
Great video Stuart! I ride all year round & just moved house & needing a good jet washer! I use Muc off all year for my cleaning! I have just ordered one of these in the bundle on Muc Off! Looking forward to using it & keeping my motorbike clean!
Thank you so much & keep making great videos!
Just caught this one. I didn't know that Muc Off did this. The price seems fairly reasonable. I've always been of the "don't pressure wash bikes" philosophy, but might give this one a try.
So a year on, would you still recommend using this pressure washer / snow foam application.
Have you come across a problems or issues?
Cheers, I liked the video 👊😎
I am sure the 'boys' will love that pink colour. Apart from that when used in the right hands with due care it's probably a good product. I like the plugs for the exhaust when washing, top idea that. True I am well out of touch these days, 74 yrs of age and disabled to the point I will never ride again but I enjoy my small collection of 3 bikes. Nicely demonstrated mate.
This is a good video by Stuart but I think it's a little too close to the vehicles should be roughly about 36 inches away to help in reducing the pressure
Great video Stuart! Thanks for sharing 🤘
Another excellent comprehensive video. I wish it weren't pink . At 67, some things are ingrained.
Mike W I can’t speak for all “older” men. I guess I should have just said I was set in my ways at age 67.
pink was actually considered to be a mans colour until the begining of the 20th century!
Well Stuart, if we spend time watching your videos it must mean that they make a difference! So thank you for making videos worth watching! :-)
Absolutely cracking video Stuart. Really enjoyed this and definitely one for the Christmas list. Thanks for posting.
You seem to have full confidence in Muc-Off again now. When I spoke with Colin, when recently buying a dryer from Killer Brands (for Spyder Air Ltd) he stated categorically that I should not use Muc-Off because of its salt levels. I didn’t mention your name but I said the some had researched muc-off to be safe; but Colin said that a litmus paper test proves otherwise. Anyway, I have a Diamond Brite kit for my T120, but I have loads of Muc-Off to use, which I’ll use on my Honda CB500X which hasn’t been treated as far as I know. Helpful video thank you.
Hi Pete I did cover the salt thing in a video. The answer is yes I do trust Muc Off although my experience with them was a little frustrating!
Good review mate! I actually like washing my bikes but unfortunately we have level 2 water restrictions in Sydney Australia a.t.m so no using of hoses or pressure washers of any kind to clean vehicles for the time being.
Thanks for this video. Very informative as usual. I have rarely used my karcher on my Monster, but even with the lance on minimum pressure I felt like I was doing something I shouldn’t! Looks like I have got a reason to buy something else bike related 🙄😂
A great video sir! So this is a sort of "powerwasher for dummies powerwasher". Seems to be a great product. Any idéa why Triumph won´t grease the axle´s?
Well demonstrated Stuart, I’ve always liked the idea of snow foam but not actually got round to trying it out myself yet.
Finally I can use the jet wash again without the guilt trip😊. Hoping Santa will be delivering one of these. Thanks for the review.
Hi mate a really good snow foam is bilt hamber and it is 17 pounds for 5 litre really good video mate keep the good work up mate
Thank you once again for this thorough research! Excellent quality as usual and highly informative! Cheers, Stuart!
Wow, ...with that bright fluorescent pink colour you definitely wont loose that in the garage !!!......good idea though.
Stay safe mate ,take care on the road,.....oh yeah nearly forgot .....MERRY CHRISTMAS!!!!!!!!😁😁😁😁👍👍👍🇬🇧
Well made video, Stuart.
Thanks for the information. Keep up the great quality content going!
the worx portable pressure washer that is the inbuilt youtube ad during this video is excellent..... ive owned one for over a year now and can not recommend it highly enough......... because its not too powerful it is ideal for motorcycle use...... one of the best tools i have ever bought..... and ive bought loads of "gadgets" in my time that dont come up to their hype
Great video Stuart, informative as ever, I have a Karcher pressure washer but would never use it on my bikes. Hinted very heavily to Mrs C that this looks a good product : )
After going out of stock again, mine arrived today - happy days 😃👍🏻
Another good informative video, thanks for the time making this.
Another excellent review, Stuart. That’s my next bike cleaning purchase sorted!
Oh no Stuart ,there’s me bought an Aldi cordless pressure washer a couple of months ago it draws the water from a container works quite well .... although actually haven’t used it on the bike yet 😟.... looks another on the cards ..... thanks for your vid as always regards fred
Thank you very much Stuart : )
I have just got one, the full package bundle with 65% off. Can't wait to use it
Ah what how much was that just got the big motorcycle bundle £119 thought I'd done alright
Where did you get 65% off? Are they still doing that deal?
@@mjh5437 40% black Friday and 25% from Bennetts bikes insurance. (Bike social). Well chuffed
Such a refreshing video! You've given a great review with loads more information thrown in, thanks 👌🏻🙂
The problem is'nt only getting water into places it would'nt normally go or blasting grease out. It also blasts grit etc behind seals in brake callipers and wheel bearings.
Not if you keep your distance.
Hiya buddy. I'm tempted to ask about Willow but I'm sure plenty of fans already have. ")
One thing I've found in washing bike's and car's is the colder the water the less ability to clean, prompting one to use more detergents water pressure washing sometimes a second wash is needed.
Has anyone tried using warmer than regular cold water.?
I experimented using a hose type attachment filled with hot water instead of soaps for rinsing then a towel dry. Work's much better than water just above freezing in removing surface grease hand prints etc.
Warm water is a better cleaner than cold water and soaps.
I like that. I'll use your suggestion. The laundry tub with a hose bib, would allow one to regulate the water temperature.
Hi Stuart,after many years of owning bikes I’ve just bought myself a 2015 Triumph T100, my ears pricked up when you said good idea to grease the axles on them,what grease do you use for this? Love your videos,very informative,plz keep them up,Thanks.
Just a good quality multi purpose grease should be fine.
This product looks like a dream
Have alook at the bosch pressure washer 100 bar bit lower pressure than the muc off.
Great bit of kit can pick it up as low as £60
Is there much difference in results with the snow foam liquid to the bike cleaning liquid please?
Great information as ever mate . Any other triumph tips for a newb bobber owner ? I usually hand wash , towel dry and apply GT85 / FS365
Ive made quite a few videos on the subject, if you would like to trawl through my collection.
Good stuff, I like the foaming attachment, I wonder if I can get one to fit my hose pipe? just a thought
Have a search for a "Foam Lance" for a pressure washer. Not sure if you'l get one for a standard garden hose but worth a look.
@@olisimmons2785 cheers Oli, I'll have a look tomorrow thanks
If your looking to just clean stuff using a normal hose pipe, turtle wax do a snow foam with a attachment supplied with the bottle that just attaches straight on to the hose pipe, it’s great stuff , I use it to clean me motorbike
Thanks for making this video ; will be getting one soon
I think the advertising comment is a little unfair. I was the one that put forward the muc-off pressure washer and you put your money where my mouth is and parted with your cash ! I think if you already own a pressure washer and are happy to use it then you go ahead matey , it's your money - your choice ! If you dont have one and are into bikes I think the fact it has bike specific lances is a great idea , if it was silly money I would certainly think again .....but it's a good kit at a price point I'm happy to pay .
Now it's got the Fillingham Fumbs Up 👍Its going on my letter to Santa 🎅
And Stuart .....I really wanted you to think it was silly frivolity so I could pop round buy it off you. but it looks like it's a stayer ?
Another informative video thanks !
Thank you MOOG yes I shall be hanging on to this one im afraid!
Be careful around electrical connectors, most are only rated to withstand approx 6psi of pressure
This is quite simple ladies and gents; Use the correct tool for any given job, ask if you have doubts and most of all RTFM!
Great review on jet washing everything you said was through many thanks 👀
Nice review, I need a new pressure washer and I like this one!
After watching your video. I’ve ordered myself an early Christmas present.
Thanks
Thank you.. great tutorial . Very helpful indeed! ✨👍🏿
Great review. Thanks
I know it’s a review of the actual power washer but I thought muc-off wash contains salt and is not sometimes recommended- comments please. Would you use the power washer with another product ?
that was cleared up in a video in September David. The great MUCOFF salt scandal!
What were the long brass stem valve covers you showed on a previous video, been looking but can not remember which video it was in.
It was one of the previous channel update videos Walt. I dont think they have been released yet, something Motone was working on!
Brilliant video again Stuart and you’ve confirmed that Santa needs to put one under the tree 🌲😃👍🏻
Hi Stuart. A timely intervention as clearly the roads in Yorkshire will not be clean and dry ever again The combination of seagull poo, Karcher and impatience cost me a couple of hundred having my Polo's bonnet resprayed in Summer so I did fleetingly think about these Muc Offs, ordered one now! Didn't think the price was outrageous. Perhaps you could pop round and demonstrate? Once a week, say?
LOL ERRRR....
Another great video!
160$ US not bad, I have paid more than that for just a decent dry bag.............
Pink ?
Can you use it with acf50? as well, for an anti-rust finish?
yes as long as you follow the manufacturers recommendations, and re apply when required.
Not sure if that's what the questioner meant? Sorry if misunderstood, but dont think you can put the acf into the attachment, as the water pressure draws the liquid from the container. As I say, sorry if that's stupidly obvious and not what was originally asked.
@@martino4414 Ah yes you might be right, thanks for bringing that up!
Hey, yeah i was referring to using acf-50 from the pressure washer, having seen a few videos of people using acf-50 with pressure washers on youtube. Was hoping this could be used for the same application rather than the spray bottle.
Hi, I've not seen that, have seen an air compressor / spray gun used. With a power washer, you normally need water going through it for it to operate. Dont see that mixing well with ACF, but could be wrong? Who wants to give it a try? ...... Stuart!
Looks like Barbies jet wash
The sort of colour to appeal to that monstrous bimbo "Jordan"