easy way to wash your motorcycle. 

Thanks man, really appreciate that!

ARE YOU SLOW

I actually sighed.. but it was WD-40. You can find it pretty much anywhere

He's not cleaning them. Wd40 is a water repellent

@@Kovacreation Yes I know, contact cleaner also dispels water and oils etc …does the same but not as dangerous as normal wd40

WD40 was literally designed for this 👍🏻

Not a repellent, but rather a displacer. WD stands for water displacement, it was the 40th batch that was successful, that where the name WD40 comes from.

Yea that I agree as the companies name is WD - Water Displacement and the Company also sells Contact Cleaner as it’s meant to be used for electrics and electrical connections without being flammable (I’m not talking about the aerosol side being flammable)

That’s what the WD40 is for.

Never, I don’t plug back in the battery right away. Usually before the next ride. By that time it’s dried out. WD40 is designed for that!

@@zekd fair and yea it’s water displacement, I was thinking you plugged in right after 😂 but glad to hear it provided no issues I’m going to have to try now that I know it’s a reliable way to protect from the water

bro wtf

It depends on your water supply, hard water has minerals like calcium in it (salt). Buy a hose water filter and you'll be good, you can also use it just for rinsing.

Scrub it. Follow this video exactly 😊

Water displacement after the wash. Chain lube once dry. Whats your process?

@zekd maybe you're right. I was told no wd40 on chain at all. But what you're saying does have merit! Didn't mean to be rude. Thanks for vid!

@@peaceinthemiddleeast Not rude at all. I agree that it should not be used in place of lube. I'm running a non sealed roller chain so getting the water out is critical for the longevity of the chain after a wash or wet ride. I also use it on the exposed electrical connectors on this bike. You could also use compressed air but I find WD40 to be the easiest.

WD40 to CLEAN the chain is fine. Lube it after always.