Motorcycle Care Products

Where do you start with motorcycle care?

The whole routine comes down to four areas, and the order matters: wash → drivetrain → filter → protect. Do it the other way round and you spread chain grease over a machine you have just cleaned.

Starting from nothing, the simplest route is the Must Have Off-Road bundle — washing, protection and shine in one box.

What should you wash a motorcycle with?

After terrain and mud, Offroad Cleaner breaks down dried mud in two minutes without scrubbing. For routine washing and road machines — Motorcycle Cleaner.

The harder spots have their own products: wheel cleaner foam for baked-on brake dust and exhaust polish for chrome. Details in the cleaning category.

How do you look after the drivetrain?

The drivetrain is two steps, always in this order: degrease the chain, and once it is dry, lubricate it. Lubricant applied over dirt works like an abrasive paste.

Lubricating after every wash is compulsory — water flushes lubricant out more effectively than riding does. More in the lubricant category.

Why is the air filter the most important part?

Because it is the only item on this list where neglect ends in an engine rebuild rather than just a worse appearance. A foam filter has to be washed and then absolutely oiled — dry foam passes dust straight through.

Details and sizes: air filters.

What comes after the wash?

A protected surface gets dirty more slowly. Bike Shine on the plastics stops mud bonding with the fairings, and Anti Fog solves the problem of fogging goggles.

Clothing and helmet need attention too — leather cleaning and reproofing. All of it in the protection category.