How to Clean Your Bike Like The Pros | Bike Builds with Aaron Colton
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Is your beloved motorcycle looking worse for the wear? There's nothing better than kicking up a little dirt, but cleaning it off can be satisfying in its own right. Check out freestyle motorbike rider Aaron Colton's tips for cleaning and degreasing your bike to get it polished and ready to ride. The end result should be the cleanest bike you've seen in a minute. Grab all your cleaning tools and follow Aaron Colton's tips to show your bike the love it deserves.
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I pay my next door kid $20.00 to wash my bike and then take him for a rip up and down the street a couple times, he’s happy I’m happy, win/win
Nicely done. I use my leaf blower more on our bikes then leaves too ;)
Love this series man! Keep it up!
Thank you!
Thanks for all theses videos Colton, getting us through quarantine @AaronColton
No worries! Filming another today and going to keep this ball rolling!
Tip 1 - use water and soap
Tip 2 - refer to tip 1
Thanks for the washing tips A1
Yep i do the exact thing with my R6. Esp the lay it on the ground part😎
Bike wasn’t even dirty man. Should have gotten it caked first.
I would have had to get it running well to get it caked. It went straight to the wash to be torn down this time.
@@AaronColton93 I really hope this is a legit reply and not some impersonation account.
That said... we use the same cleaners, same techniques, and only thing I missed from your cleanup procedure was the chain wax being full up to the seals in grime. (likely due to it going in the trash since you were restoring the bike.)
Still, what's your preferred method for chain wax grime removal?! That stuff is nasty when packed. I have the fancy red brush that dose more to take away my precious calories than it does the grime. I have resorted back to the pressure washer again and again; however, I'm considering a sonic cleaner with a strong base to remove it all easily. Any luck with new, pristine chains and saving them from early detonation would be great!
Aaron Colton 👍🏻 no problem. Just busting your balls. Good video. Will need vid of tear down now.
@@Aint1S Hey Ant! Its actually me here! The chain line is always the tough part to get clean again. I have a few tips for you. #1 is the chain lube that you use. I have had the best luck with Lube and Removal on PJ1 Blue Label and Motul Factory Line Chain Lube. Purple power Straight up works pretty good for those if you accompany it with the three sided chain brush for those lubes but some of the thicker wax style lubes need something more aggressive like Kerosene of "Gunk Engine Degreaser" these works much better for that case. Something that I do every few rides that saves me a ton of time on non o-ring chains is that I use clip links and just take the whole chain off and put it in a cooking pan. You can pour a few cups of gasoline, kerosene or Brake Cleaner over it and let that do the work for you. The chain will be perfectly clean and ready for a fresh lube when you put it back on. Some people would have issue with re-using a master link but if installed properly I am comfortable with 3/4 uses.
Colton, do you know where to get a bench vise like yours? Ive seen the wiltons but they are chinese😭
you are professionals. we need to learn here in brazil to work as you guys.
Hopefully these videos can spread the habits!
@@AaronColton93 good night friend, surely you have to have this habit after all such a machine has to be treated with affection hahaha.
Im not one that goes crazy with washing my bikes just because I know theyre just going to get dirty again the next weekend but I bought a fertilizer spray pump bottle with a hose on it for like 15 bucks at home depot and i put purple power in it. Pressure wash the chunky clumped up dirt off then spray the degreaser on it let it sit and pressure wash it again i dont even scrub anything. Like it or not, works for me
There are 100 ways to skin a cat and if that works for you and your bike is staying clean I approve 100%
@@AaronColton93 so far so good. If I was pulling everything apart like you did I'd definitely clean it really good tho
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Kerenz KK
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A clean bike is a fast bike
John Bolen Ahmen Brother.
Won't brushes scratch up the plastics and paint? Or is it like some soft brush?
It's a dirt bike, it's gonna get scratched
If you are having trouble with the Greece I’d recommend getting a old wrag, a little tub and a little bit of fuel and just scrub away all of the hard bits
Plug the silencer?
I usually do but the bike was taken completely apart after it was dry. Most of the time you are fine as long as you don't blast water straight down the pipe.
Any parts that need to be kept dry or avoided with the pressure washer? New to bikes, just thinking about when I wash my engine compartment
Great vidi, I'm trying t kill one black widow spider, so it doesnt climb on me whilst riding....
Can you make a video on washing stained or scratched plastics
My buddy has Red Bull graphics on his KTM 450 SX-F
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Always always, Wax on Wax off... Mr Myagi.....
Simple Green + Water + Muddy bike = 👌👍
Recipe for Success
What SImple Green does he use?
Never use pressure washer! Simple green and a garden hose is all you need. Also that pipe has seen better days. What year is your CR?
He rebuilt it
wourld you clean the efi bike just like this?
If you really wanna make the cleaning process extremely fast, buy a legit steamer like a Chief Steamer or Vapor System VX5000. Rinse the bike with a pressure washer, hit it with Super Clean diluted 4:1, Power Clean 4:1...let it sit for a few minutes and then blast away with the steamer. When you’re done, hit all the nooks and crannies with a blow hose.
Are you not completely destroying the coolers?
Timo Deutschbein the radiators? No I do not direct the stream directly at the cooling fins.
How long can the car wash soap sit on the bike
I wish I had heaps of subs
2002 KLR 650 Gen One Tip.....
Or.....Wait until it rains.....GO FOR A RIDE!
My bike lives outdoors and it hasn't EVER BEEN WASHED!
*Runs GREAT!*
Also, I never lube my chain..... It's pointless stupidity to expect the chain lube to penetrate past the O-rings to the pins..... I adjust it as necessary and replace it when necessary....50,000 miles on the original sprockets and they look fine.
Open your eyes....Think for yourself.
'01 klr 650 owner chiming in, does your chain get noisy and kinked because of no lube? I gotta rinse my bike in the winter or else the road salt/brine will eat away at the metals more than they already are.
I ride my bike pretty hard, so my sprockets don't last as long as they could. They get shark finned.
Also I think the point of lubing your chain is to keep the o-rings soft and flexible
@@tonnitropartas
I live on the Oregon coast. We don't have the snow and salted roads common to other places.... We do have salt air off the ocean. But that hasn't made any real difference to my chain. I have never washed my bike or used any protective products on it and it has lived outdoors since 2002.
Your experiences may be different.
I never understand how people clean they’re bike after every ride
When your fast you have to.. clean and then go through every mechanical part top to bottom. It’s not ideal but it’s a must ! Then after all that go through every single thing that needs lube new oil new filters. And that is at very very minimum not actually changing any parts
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You just washed the dirt and grime off the bike. I think most people have that down. We want this bike polished to look new like the pro bikes do.They have to break out buffing wheels and polish. That’s what everyone wants to see. I want to see that bike look like a factory bike
Jeez how do you wear regular clothes - I'd be dirty and sweating in like 5 mins
Step #1: Hire a mechanic
Sometimes I wish but In the beginning that wasn't an option for the pocket book.
Most important steps:get new plastic and decal. Your bike will look like new one.
Haha. It would be nice to do that every time but a few washes are needed in between.
You did a wrong thing ! Never wash car or bike in the sun