Hidayat Blog | 6 Ways to wash motorcycle correctly

Before I explain about a few things about the bike wash, it helps you prepare for washing tools, such as a clean washcloth (kanibo / soft towels), sponge, a small brush (to clean the sidelines outside the machine), a bucket filled with water and shampoo special motors. well, after the equipment has been completed and prepared, it is time to wash our dating eiitsz! our motors :D from a stubborn dirt! check it out!
1). Whole body flush your motor with fresh water (which has not been given a shampoo), remember! stay away from spray water directly into the engine like the spark plugs, carburetor / throttle body and air filter.
2). After all your motorcycle body doused with water, then wash your bike with a sponge moistened with water containing the shampoo and scrub the sidelines on your bike (outside of the machine, rim, under the fender, swingarm, front shockbreker, etc), wash with carefully and thoroughly shampoo do not let water get into electrical equipment.
3). After the cleaning process with water shampoo, now it's time to water the longer the body has been covered by water clean shampoo with water (flush with careful, do not let no water shampoo attached).
4). Your motor looks clean? yet, once dry the bike that is still wet with a clean cloth (fabric that is not hairy and not rough).
5). wait a few moments after drying, after all look dry and shiny, warm the bike so that all the particles left behind will dry shampoo by itself.
6). there is less than your bike? yes, use to polishing your bike looks luminous and looks like new again: D (this is just an addition to maximize the hygiene on your bike, if you do not intend to follow the terms of the number 6 .. does nothing but follow my advice above should )...

Well, my post above is a reference to the riders and the meticulous care of the cleanliness of his favorite bike .. I deliberately did not put up pictures because there is no time to photograph the motor when washed,, maybe next time I will attach a picture in this post .. hopefully useful!