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motorcycle helmets can be cleaned and washed using the same methods that would be used other vehicle though some key points one should remember while cleaning a motorcycle; to protect it from any sort of damage during cleaning.
There are some delicate parts in a motorcycle which should not come in direct contact with water when cleaning, such parts should be cleaned with caution and must be covered for protection against water. These include the seat area, meters, air intakes, any switches or exposed electrical components. Additionally your riding gear like
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Such delicate or sensitive parts should be shielded while cleaning say, with plastic bag. Plastic can offer good protection to prevent water to come in direct contact with sensitive parts. Tape can also be used to make it water-tight and more protective.
Wheels & tires can be cleaned with a diluted cleaner. Selection of brush, soft and stiff bristled depends upon the area of cleaning. Soft bristled brush can be used to remove dirt from parts that are soft or delicate like the body area and mud guards, headlights. Hard brush is used to clean hard surface such as tires. If suitable it can also be used for cleaning your
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Firstly tires should be cleaned and then lower and upper areas. When tires have been cleaned then move to lower areas. Lower and upper areas can be washed with a good vehicle cleaner. Cover all areas to ensuring no dirt left. Most important thing here is that don’t let the solution dry otherwise solution will leave spots on bike.
The motorcycle should be washed well to make sure no solution is left on the bike and then wipe the bike with a soft towel to remove water from every part of it. Finally, remove the coverings.
Now, it is time to give final touch. Body parts of a motorcycle can be polished. Avoid cheap polishes. Polish can be applied by sponge pad. Wheels can also be polished if required. Don’t just use single type of polish that is suitable for specific area for all areas of bike as it may not be suitable for other parts. For metal parts of a motorcycle, such as exhausts should be polished with standard metal polish. Screens and side mirrors can be cleaned with a glass cleaner using towel. Any leather on a motorcycle must be cleaned with a good leather cleaning product.
