This is Church ^ I bought the exact same cleaning spray and just followed the exact method and now I'm looking at the cleanest bike I ever owned! He's not kidding when he says give it a good soaking - really do, both before and after the spray. 👍
Sir your video must feature in the ASMR category as well...sheer feeling of wellness that engulfs a motor cyclist when his favourite ride is being treated brilliantly...thanks for the beautiful content..!!!
Hi Stuart I have been a biker for 53 years, just ordered a new Interceptor which will be my 38th bike (I think!) brilliant channel keep up the good work.
@@arejayranu I owned an HD Sportster years ago and even though it sounded great it wasn't for me, so my response to your question the Interceptor has more to offer me than the HD.
Thank you Stuart for your effort and time taken to explain in detail the thorough cleaning methods. Your Interceptor looks better than the ones in the showroom.....
I’ve just carried out a “Full Fillingham” on my interceptor. It’s the only way to clean a bike. Thoroughly enjoyed the procedure. Thank you once again for showing me the correct way to look after my motorcycle. Stay safe and keep up the good work. 👍🏍
Ey-Up……great video, great job. Something very therapeutic about watching someone cleaning their bike from the comfort of your own home, supping tea and eating biscuits. I’ve always washed my bike just as described in your video. Just a tiny little tip when it comes to decanting the ‘wash off’ fluid from a five litre container into a one litre spray applicator. If you tilt the five litre container on its side rather than just tilting it up from the bottom as I’ve noticed thats the way you do it, then you won’t get any dripping of the ‘wash off’ product on the ground and every little drip saved is good. Thanks for posting these informative how to do videos Stuart, they’re always interesting and good to watch on a miserable and chilly Sunday afternoon in these winter months. Sunday 5th December 2021 at 14:17hrs. I don’t think it’s too early to wish you and yours a Merry Christmas and best wishes for 2022.
Mr. Fillingham, Thank you for another quality instructional video. Southeast US bugs can be a pain, especially the biannual love bug invasion. I pre-treat bugs with a spray bottle filled with hydrogen peroxide. This methods works well on all of my vehicles. In addition, I try not to let the bugs “bake on” which can potentially damage paint.
Good point about the salt in the cleaning agent...that's why we never use washing up liquid!. The other good thing I have found is if you have to quickly rinse off the bike and put it away, I use my leaf blower to dry the bike off before putting it away.... Cheers, Steve
Great video, Stu, I have been riding and cleaning bikes for 40 years and have learned from your method. I will be adding and adapting my processes accordingly. Thanks for the upload 👍
Stuart, I tried a variation of your dried fly removal technique (10:25) on my lid, using kitchen roll and some sort of gentle cleaner, worked a charm and I didn't have to spend 10 minutes getting cleaner out of all the nooks and crannies around the visor.
Having moved to the coast of California (never lived near the ocean) rust is a big worry to me. Washing it every week, it's insane to see how fast rust takes over. The one thing that has made a huge difference is ACF50. I applied it 6 months ago and can't see any rust forming where I applied it yet. I'm glad someone at the garage bought it for me because that thing really does work. Be warned you must be very careful not to apply it on wheels, brakes, or where your feet/hands hold to the motorcycle. Also it smokes like crazy first time you apply it for the next 10 minutes so do it outdoors.
really love your vids, your explaining has some calming effect on me. Can't wait for the summer to turn in and get my interceptor after years without riding due to the cause of a bad accident on the race track. Time to start again with just enjoying the ride and the countrysides, :) Keep going!
Thank you stuart for this video. Always been worried about washing my new interceptor. Now I need to find a good cleaning solution here. Love from India.
Nice one Stuart....more or less what I’ve done for many years and loved the insect removal bit. I’d only add that it’s important to read the manufacturers manual as some bikes have ‘areas’ to take special care of, and also I put little ‘shower caps’ over the silencers to stop excessive water going down the exhaust. Looking forward to the next one!
I remember your original washing vid on the T120! I’m finally out of the muc-off now. I bought a bottle of Bilt-Hamber Surfex HD and diluted that down for the degreasing and use Autoglym Ultra high definition shampoo for the paint surfaces.
Another great, informative video Uncle Stu. Refresher course, kinda like, continuing education. I don't think silkolene products are available in the U.S. . I've been using Meguiar's for many years but, now find it also has salt. I still will use there other products but gotta find some new shampoo.
Great video and common sense tips! I am actually getting ready to head outside and wash my Interceptor 650 for the first time. I am looking forward to the other Half Fillingham video so I have the Full Fillingham for my motorbike.
A heartiest thanks 🙏 to you respected sir for giving us this awesome video on washing our beloved new classic bike. I am really impressed by your honest and sincere feedback. I really love 💖 your method of washing the bike and will definitely apply these same methods to 🧼 wash and clean 🧼 my beloved interceptor 650 ( ravishing red) . As I am very fond of cleaning my beloved bike and I always want my beloved bike to remain in a brand new and healthy condition always. May god almighty always blesses you with health wealth and prosperity and happiness and a healthy life full of love and guffaws of laughter. Once again a millions and millions of love 💖 and blessings from India 🇮🇳. Looking forward to more of your awesome videos.
Good system. At 9:44 I wonder if the cleaning solution is responsible for the deterioration around the edge of the mirrors that you got over time. I had similar happen to the rear view mirror in my car after spraying glass cleaner on it
Your usual great video quality thanks Stuart - If possible, any chance you could advise on a suitable salt free shampoo from your research please, it's not always made clear by manufacturers when looking at product contents for some reason... Many thanks, Chris.
You're missing a trick Stuart - I never dry a bike without using a warm air dryer over the entire machine. Quick to do, eliminates any possibility of scratching paint/chrome work with cloths, (however soft and contaminate free they may be) and of course air will get in to all the nooks and cranies a bike has, your cloth will not. Everywhere you used a microfibre cloth the warm air dryer can do it quicker and more efficiently. Same goes for cars, and I have a few.....
@@stuartfillingham I bet you a Pound you have! Anyway, give it a try if you haven't already done so. It really is an amazing (and very therapeutic) way of drying a vehice off.
Lovely, it certainly does provide a good finish. I'd like to see you do someone's dirty bike from the start though for comparison! Also your OCD clearly doesn't extend to weeds in the gravel. I'd have been pulling out that flat weed at the 6.17 mark...Now to read the fine print on my bike wash bottle :)
That weedy part isn't mine Chris. if a bikes prepped properly it shouldnt get too dirty, see my previous video, theres a link to it top right in the video. that was after an afternoon trying my best to get the T120 dirty in a torrential downpour !
@@stuartfillingham Hahaha! Weedy part isn’t mine. I’ll go next door next time I wash my bike. My block paving is always wanting attention, bike comes first! 😉
Much awaited video..👏👏👍 that's pure passion and love for your machine Stuart.. respect..🙏🏻 btw, did you face any problem of water seeping into the meter console.. (mostly reported by the owners in youtube)..?
Sir I have recently tried an experiment, I have removed the air filter cover of Interceptor -650 and when I have drive the bike. The response was good, engine noise reduced specially friction noise reduced and engine was responding. The reason behind DNA air filters performance could also be the same
Hi Stuart, maybe I'm a bit "Old School" here. I have a 2006 Black Bonneville, obviously with black engine casing.. I still use Gunk for the engine.. I know it turns the black casings grey'ish, but when it's dry I finish the engine casings off with either WD40, or more recently - following your advice - GT85, both of which gives the black engine casings that lustre. My question is... Is there anything wrong with using Gunk ? Many thanks in advance for your advice and opinion. Cheers, Tim
Only last night did I just put in a big order $100s for the prior cleaning products your previous video on cleaning the triumph showed. I presume only the one used for spraying on the motorcycle for cleaning and rinsing off is the product in question. Talk about bad timing on my part!
Thanks mate. I am enjoying watching your vlogs. Very good production and extremely informative. Your travels and thoughts on the British bikes encouraged me to try out the T120 and the Speed Twin and I'm happy to say I'm picking up my new T120 Diamond on Friday this week. Such a comfortable and enjoyable bike to ride.
Not sure Jeff but the original Muck off cleaning fluid my not contain salt. It’s the revamped version of Muck Off that’s got salt added to it. I wouldn’t worry too much as long as you dry your bike properly soon afterwards.
Hey Stuart. Thanks for an updated version of the Full Fillingham (aka, FF 2.0). In your previous cleaning video, back when you introduced FF 1.0, you said to spray cleaner only on the lower half of the bike, but in this video you spray it on all of the bike. Is that a slight change in the method, or is it due to the change in cleaner brand? I know it couldn't be because you thought the salt in your previous cleaner would harm the paintwork, since back then you were under the impression that it didn't contain salt. So I'm curious if there's another reason.
Hi jorge good question. The wash off is a more sympathetic cleaner than my old cleaner so it doesn't strip off wax, it also contains polymers so it helps reinforce the wax layer. Hence the slight method change.
Recently adhered to two wheels and I got my first bike. I'm really satisfied with it and I want to care for it and keep it brand new for as long as I can unfortunately I dont have acess to a garden hose. What would you recommend to use? Thank you in advance for your help
Use a hose powered soap cannon/sanitizing gun. Silkolene.... Keep seeing you use their products and trying to justify ordering them online. Hard to get in Canada. Cheers
Thanks a lot for sharing this Stuart. It will help me a lot when I wash my Interceptor, although I don't have access to Silkolene Wash off. Any alternatives ?
Hi, I love your videos, I find them so interesting. I have a small question, is Autogly Car Shampoo Conditioner Salt free ? I just bought a Continental GT 650 British green and really would love to take care of it the proper way. Thanks :)
Love the videos Stuart! I’ve just bought a brand new Meteor so have watched loads of your stuff. Question please.. I have Mucoff motorcycle protectant. Would you recommend I spray the engine? Want to keep it looking nice but don’t want to mark it. Cheers!
I need to get those knee pads. On the subject of "washing" I seem to remember a story about a Brit who rode his Norton forever without washing it( perhaps the rain rinsed it)When his widow donated the Norton to a Museum; they washed it !
Hello from Bangalore, Stuart. I recently bought my interceptor! And I must say your videos had a great deal of influence in making my choice to go for this beauty of a machine. I have one question. Since you come from a detailing background. Do you recommend paint protection films on ones motorcycle? Do you have them on yours? Thanks!
Hi Stuart, Great video, need to ask, a couple of times you mention that you must not let the "Wash Off", dry and to keep it wet, can I ask why and what would happen if it did dry? It would be good to know, Cheers
@@stuartfillingham Cheers for that , I'm just trying to understand why despite the product containing NO salt , corrosion and rust is starting to appear and I live in a country where the roads are not salted. This is evident around the tops of the rear shocks, gear selector linkage. even the horn screws and the steel bands (that look not unlike Jubilee clips) around the rear of the EFI. Hasten to add my bike is never stored wet nor damp.
Suggest me whether 3M or motul is good company to go for the cleaning products..cuz the product u suggested aren't available in india......any carnauba wax will do or any specific suggestions u have? including the cleaning and polish
I can't find silkolene products in the states, and Amazon says it's no longer available. Any suggestions for salt free automotive shampoo. Any help is appreciated. Safe riding.
Hey Stuart, watched both these parts.. None of the silkolene products are available in India, and then ones available aren't at the same affordability as they would be if in the UK.. Plenty of shampoos and waxes available though. So sorted on that front. Was wondering if you could help out for any DIY solutions that could be made for the wash off and pro prep products?
Silkolene is far from cheap here Zain. The problem with your request is that any alternatives I might suggest may also not be available to you. just do a little research and use the best you can get your hands on.
I like how Stuart never cuts corners, even if no one's watching. We need more of these people in this world.
This is Church ^ I bought the exact same cleaning spray and just followed the exact method and now I'm looking at the cleanest bike I ever owned!
He's not kidding when he says give it a good soaking - really do, both before and after the spray. 👍
from one youtuber to another, much respect for your attention to detail and care for your audience
Sir your video must feature in the ASMR category as well...sheer feeling of wellness that engulfs a motor cyclist when his favourite ride is being treated brilliantly...thanks for the beautiful content..!!!
Been riding bikes since 1981,still open to learning stuff :) Thankyou for the video.
We are all still learning Chris! thanks for watching!
Hi Stuart I have been a biker for 53 years, just ordered a new Interceptor which will be my 38th bike (I think!) brilliant channel keep up the good work.
Barry Hughes between a HD street 750 and Interceptor which one would you go for ?
@@arejayranu I owned an HD Sportster years ago and even though it sounded great it wasn't for me, so my response to your question the Interceptor has more to offer me than the HD.
I love your cleaning vids
Thank you Stuart for your effort and time taken to explain in detail the thorough cleaning methods. Your Interceptor looks better than the ones in the showroom.....
I’ve just carried out a “Full Fillingham” on my interceptor. It’s the only way to clean a bike. Thoroughly enjoyed the procedure.
Thank you once again for showing me the correct way to look after my motorcycle.
Stay safe and keep up the good work. 👍🏍
Glad you enjoyed it
Stuart, you must be a real nice guy. Such patience and perfection on even cleaning a bike.
I want to be Stuart in my next life.
👏👏👏
Who doesn't ?
I can tell I am going to watch this video many times.
Ey-Up……great video, great job. Something very therapeutic about watching someone cleaning their bike from the comfort of your own home, supping tea and eating biscuits. I’ve always washed my bike just as described in your video. Just a tiny little tip when it comes to decanting the ‘wash off’ fluid from a five litre container into a one litre spray applicator. If you tilt the five litre container on its side rather than just tilting it up from the bottom as I’ve noticed thats the way you do it, then you won’t get any dripping of the ‘wash off’ product on the ground and every little drip saved is good. Thanks for posting these informative how to do videos Stuart, they’re always interesting and good to watch on a miserable and chilly Sunday afternoon in these winter months. Sunday 5th December 2021 at 14:17hrs. I don’t think it’s too early to wish you and yours a Merry Christmas and best wishes for 2022.
Mr. Fillingham,
Thank you for another quality instructional video. Southeast US bugs can be a pain, especially the biannual love bug invasion. I pre-treat bugs with a spray bottle filled with hydrogen peroxide. This methods works well on all of my vehicles. In addition, I try not to let the bugs “bake on” which can potentially damage paint.
Good point about the salt in the cleaning agent...that's why we never use washing up liquid!. The other good thing I have found is if you have to quickly rinse off the bike and put it away, I use my leaf blower to dry the bike off before putting it away.... Cheers, Steve
"Spit shining" shoes is also very meditative and therapeutic.
Silkolene ordered!! Stuart you are the big brother I never had
Good video, thanks. FYI the Salt used is common table Salt and it is actually used to adjust the viscosity of the soap.
Great video, Stu, I have been riding and cleaning bikes for 40 years and have learned from your method. I will be adding and adapting my processes accordingly. Thanks for the upload 👍
Today i used all the product that u use on my royal enfield interceptor
Amazing
Thank u very much for ur advice and for yours video
A really nice method that is similar to my Bicycle cleaning method; I am going to try it to the letter and I look forward to seeing the results.
Using this method for my Meteor 350! New to bikes so thank you. :)
Right. Onto the other Half Fillingham! Accept no substitute! Thanks, Stuart!
A level of OCD that I respect :)
I respect this comment
You choose good angles to shoot photos of you Interceptor, they all look great. With thanks.
Stuart, I tried a variation of your dried fly removal technique (10:25) on my lid, using kitchen roll and some sort of gentle cleaner, worked a charm and I didn't have to spend 10 minutes getting cleaner out of all the nooks and crannies around the visor.
Loved it. Just bought a interceptor silver spectre and gonna follow this without a doubt.
Having moved to the coast of California (never lived near the ocean) rust is a big worry to me. Washing it every week, it's insane to see how fast rust takes over.
The one thing that has made a huge difference is ACF50. I applied it 6 months ago and can't see any rust forming where I applied it yet. I'm glad someone at the garage bought it for me because that thing really does work. Be warned you must be very careful not to apply it on wheels, brakes, or where your feet/hands hold to the motorcycle. Also it smokes like crazy first time you apply it for the next 10 minutes so do it outdoors.
Thanks
Thank You Arjuna!
really love your vids, your explaining has some calming effect on me. Can't wait for the summer to turn in and get my interceptor after years without riding due to the cause of a bad accident on the race track. Time to start again with just enjoying the ride and the countrysides, :) Keep going!
Waiting for this...love from India🤩
I hope it meets your expectations!
I was able to do everything fine except lean my bike LOL….. This man is so gentle with his bike
Brilliant video again Stuart, and bought some of the wash off for my bike 😃👍🏻
Spankingly clean 👍🏻 now time for a rest!
Taking your advice to get my bike prepped for DGR! Sending good vibes from Cali sir 🙏🏼
Thank you Mr. Fillingham.
Right to the point again Mr Fillingham as usual, well done Sir.
Awesome videos Stuart! Such passion and diligence! Keep them coming. Love your stuff
I keep watching these video's. Good Work!
Thank you stuart for this video. Always been worried about washing my new interceptor. Now I need to find a good cleaning solution here. Love from India.
Nice one Stuart....more or less what I’ve done for many years and loved the insect removal bit. I’d only add that it’s important to read the manufacturers manual as some bikes have ‘areas’ to take special care of, and also I put little ‘shower caps’ over the silencers to stop excessive water going down the exhaust. Looking forward to the next one!
Yeah they also tell you to do the same with switch gear and clocks, but theres no need if your careful!
I learn a lot....but...I always start by rinse the fenders from the inside.
First rule of bike cleaning always start at the top and work your way down! dirtiest areas last!
Nicely done Stuart.
Good vid. Have a look at Bilthamber. Particularly there Atom-Mac. I use it on car's and Bonny.
Also, if you have a compressor, get a Tornador. You'll be amazed what you can remove without contact.
I use bilt hambers carnauba wax. And yes they do have some great products.
I remember your original washing vid on the T120! I’m finally out of the muc-off now. I bought a bottle of Bilt-Hamber Surfex HD and diluted that down for the degreasing and use Autoglym Ultra high definition shampoo for the paint surfaces.
Ive been trying out some Bilt Hamber products myself and im very impressed!
Another great, informative video Uncle Stu. Refresher course, kinda like, continuing education. I don't think silkolene products are available in the U.S. . I've been using Meguiar's for many years but, now find it also has salt. I still will use there other products but gotta find some new shampoo.
Great video and common sense tips! I am actually getting ready to head outside and wash my Interceptor 650 for the first time. I am looking forward to the other Half Fillingham video so I have the Full Fillingham for my motorbike.
RE should thank Stuart ... I just want to buy this bike right away and start maintaining it like he does 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼😅
A heartiest thanks 🙏 to you respected sir for giving us this awesome video on washing our beloved new classic bike. I am really impressed by your honest and sincere feedback. I really love 💖 your method of washing the bike and will definitely apply these same methods to 🧼 wash and clean 🧼 my beloved interceptor 650 ( ravishing red) . As I am very fond of cleaning my beloved bike and I always want my beloved bike to remain in a brand new and healthy condition always. May god almighty always blesses you with health wealth and prosperity and happiness and a healthy life full of love and guffaws of laughter. Once again a millions and millions of love 💖 and blessings from India 🇮🇳. Looking forward to more of your awesome videos.
Hell yezz. The Full Fillingham 2019!
I am going to get one of those blowers, I always poo pooed the idea of them but I to have been converted.
Good system. At 9:44 I wonder if the cleaning solution is responsible for the deterioration around the edge of the mirrors that you got over time. I had similar happen to the rear view mirror in my car after spraying glass cleaner on it
A very informative video sir. Appreciate if you could do a video on riding positions and some riding tips if you’ve any in INT 650.
Your usual great video quality thanks Stuart - If possible, any chance you could advise on a suitable salt free shampoo from your research please, it's not always made clear by manufacturers when looking at product contents for some reason... Many thanks, Chris.
You're missing a trick Stuart - I never dry a bike without using a warm air dryer over the entire machine. Quick to do, eliminates any possibility of scratching paint/chrome work with cloths, (however soft and contaminate free they may be) and of course air will get in to all the nooks and cranies a bike has, your cloth will not. Everywhere you used a microfibre cloth the warm air dryer can do it quicker and more efficiently. Same goes for cars, and I have a few.....
Ive never scratched paint yet Martin!
@@stuartfillingham I bet you a Pound you have! Anyway, give it a try if you haven't already done so. It really is an amazing (and very therapeutic) way of drying a vehice off.
@@K22MDL lol Im a trained paintwork specialist Martin, so ill take that bet and raise it to £100!
Lovely, it certainly does provide a good finish. I'd like to see you do someone's dirty bike from the start though for comparison! Also your OCD clearly doesn't extend to weeds in the gravel. I'd have been pulling out that flat weed at the 6.17 mark...Now to read the fine print on my bike wash bottle :)
That weedy part isn't mine Chris. if a bikes prepped properly it shouldnt get too dirty, see my previous video, theres a link to it top right in the video. that was after an afternoon trying my best to get the T120 dirty in a torrential downpour !
@@stuartfillingham
Hahaha! Weedy part isn’t mine. I’ll go next door next time I wash my bike. My block paving is always wanting attention, bike comes first! 😉
Much awaited video..👏👏👍 that's pure passion and love for your machine Stuart.. respect..🙏🏻 btw, did you face any problem of water seeping into the meter console.. (mostly reported by the owners in youtube)..?
Perfect from an ex car detailer from Honda.
Exquisite cleaning
Hi Stuart, nice job done. Could you throw some lights on ceramic coating. I'm planning to go for ceramic coating on my beauty. Cheers
Fantabbydosy Mr Fillingham 👍🏻
Great video . Thanks
Awesome video 👍👏
Bit of chain lube on that rear rim Stuart!
Did you watch right to the end Allan?
stuart fillingham I did, but not before I left the comment. Sorry mate
lol
Thanks from Brazil.
Sir I have recently tried an experiment, I have removed the air filter cover of Interceptor -650 and when I have drive the bike. The response was good, engine noise reduced specially friction noise reduced and engine was responding. The reason behind DNA air filters performance could also be the same
It was me Stu! (back on the T120 video) I knew I should have copyrighted it!
Ah Vaguely remember it now!
Hi Stewart great video! Can I simply use the silcolene wash off solution in a bucket of water? I don't think it's concentrated
Great video, very helpful. We don’t have a wash off product here, can we skip it and go to the shampoo instead ?
those lucky westerners with their private garage, driveway, and even a garden hose
Hi Stuart, maybe I'm a bit "Old School" here. I have a 2006 Black Bonneville, obviously with black engine casing.. I still use Gunk for the engine.. I know it turns the black casings grey'ish, but when it's dry I finish the engine casings off with either WD40, or more recently - following your advice - GT85, both of which gives the black engine casings that lustre. My question is... Is there anything wrong with using Gunk ? Many thanks in advance for your advice and opinion. Cheers, Tim
very helpful, thankyou.
Only last night did I just put in a big order $100s for the prior cleaning products your previous video on cleaning the triumph showed. I presume only the one used for spraying on the motorcycle for cleaning and rinsing off is the product in question.
Talk about bad timing on my part!
Yeah that's right jeff. Just double rinse everything and you should be ok.
Thanks mate. I am enjoying watching your vlogs. Very good production and extremely informative. Your travels and thoughts on the British bikes encouraged me to try out the T120 and the Speed Twin and I'm happy to say I'm picking up my new T120 Diamond on Friday this week. Such a comfortable and enjoyable bike to ride.
Not sure Jeff but the original Muck off cleaning fluid my not contain salt. It’s the revamped version of Muck Off that’s got salt added to it. I wouldn’t worry too much as long as you dry your bike properly soon afterwards.
Whats wrong with old school Fairy washing up liquid?
Salt and plenty of it! Good for dishes very bad for bikes!
Meant to say I pick it up on the 8th March.
Hi sorry if you have already answered this, do you have a link for the workshop wipes please?
Hey Stuart. Thanks for an updated version of the Full Fillingham (aka, FF 2.0). In your previous cleaning video, back when you introduced FF 1.0, you said to spray cleaner only on the lower half of the bike, but in this video you spray it on all of the bike. Is that a slight change in the method, or is it due to the change in cleaner brand?
I know it couldn't be because you thought the salt in your previous cleaner would harm the paintwork, since back then you were under the impression that it didn't contain salt. So I'm curious if there's another reason.
Hi jorge good question. The wash off is a more sympathetic cleaner than my old cleaner so it doesn't strip off wax, it also contains polymers so it helps reinforce the wax layer. Hence the slight method change.
@@stuartfillingham7011 That makes sense. Thanks Stuart!
Now to figure out what to do with the large bottle of pink goo I have in my garage ;)
Recently adhered to two wheels and I got my first bike. I'm really satisfied with it and I want to care for it and keep it brand new for as long as I can unfortunately I dont have acess to a garden hose.
What would you recommend to use?
Thank you in advance for your help
Use a hose powered soap cannon/sanitizing gun.
Silkolene.... Keep seeing you use their products and trying to justify ordering them online. Hard to get in Canada. Cheers
Have you ever tried ACF50? Used lots of products over the years, and I think ACF50 is excellent...
Should you clean the chain before cleaning the bike and then lube the chain after cleaning the bike?
Hi Stuart
great video. Can you put armor oil on the seat and sides of the tyres for shine or is that a safety issue? thanks, Richard
Thanks a lot for sharing this Stuart. It will help me a lot when I wash my Interceptor, although I don't have access to Silkolene Wash off. Any alternatives ?
There aren't any good wash off liquids available in india.... We just have yo wash using a salt free car shampoo
Thank you for an excellent video. What are your thoughts on washing the bike with the seat & side panel off?
No need
Hi, I love your videos, I find them so interesting. I have a small question, is Autogly Car Shampoo Conditioner Salt free ? I just bought a Continental GT 650 British green and really would love to take care of it the proper way. Thanks :)
Anyone want to buy a five litre unopened bottle of muc off
Hi there, what’s your thoughts on washing a Himalayan the same way?
Hello Stuart, Pls fill me in on where you picked up the swing arm sliders for your INT650. Thankyou!
Love the videos Stuart! I’ve just bought a brand new Meteor so have watched loads of your stuff. Question please.. I have Mucoff motorcycle protectant. Would you recommend I spray the engine? Want to keep it looking nice but don’t want to mark it. Cheers!
Yes, absolutely
Great video .. please let me know where I get those tank side Pads online ..? Please
Motone Customs!
I need to get those knee pads. On the subject of "washing" I seem to remember a story about a Brit who rode his Norton forever without washing it( perhaps the rain rinsed it)When his widow donated the Norton to a Museum; they washed it !
Can i taste it to check if its salt?
I wouldnt advise it!
Hello from Bangalore, Stuart. I recently bought my interceptor! And I must say your videos had a great deal of influence in making my choice to go for this beauty of a machine.
I have one question. Since you come from a detailing background. Do you recommend paint protection films on ones motorcycle? Do you have them on yours? Thanks!
Hi Stuart, Great video, need to ask, a couple of times you mention that you must not let the "Wash Off", dry and to keep it wet, can I ask why and what would happen if it did dry? It would be good to know, Cheers
just makes it hard to rinse off.
@@stuartfillingham Cheers for that , I'm just trying to understand why despite the product containing NO salt , corrosion and rust is starting to appear and I live in a country where the roads are not salted. This is evident around the tops of the rear shocks, gear selector linkage. even the horn screws and the steel bands (that look not unlike Jubilee clips) around the rear of the EFI. Hasten to add my bike is never stored wet nor damp.
What about using armour all ceramic wash is that okay
Suggest me whether 3M or motul is good company to go for the cleaning products..cuz the product u suggested aren't available in india......any carnauba wax will do or any specific suggestions u have? including the cleaning and polish
I can't find silkolene products in the states, and Amazon says it's no longer available. Any suggestions for salt free automotive shampoo. Any help is appreciated. Safe riding.
Hey Stuart, watched both these parts.. None of the silkolene products are available in India, and then ones available aren't at the same affordability as they would be if in the UK.. Plenty of shampoos and waxes available though. So sorted on that front. Was wondering if you could help out for any DIY solutions that could be made for the wash off and pro prep products?
Silkolene is far from cheap here Zain. The problem with your request is that any alternatives I might suggest may also not be available to you. just do a little research and use the best you can get your hands on.
At 5:30 you just dripped 50p on the floor, Stuart!
watched the video thanks, a question has Muc-off have salt in it, i have looked and still have not convinced myself....
Might depend how long you have had the bottle. Current ones state that it does.