Which Bike Cleaner Do You Need?

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  • Опубліковано 3 сер 2024
  • When the pink stuff launched in 94’, it changed bike cleaning forever. Since then our range has grown a great deal and we have different takes on the pink stuff from concentrates to Waterless Wash as well as a different types of degreasers, disc brake cleaner and a range of sponges and brushes to get down and dirty with.
    Climb aboard the clean machine as Chopper talks through the range and helps you understand which cleaners you need for your bike and how best to use the so that you can keep your bike looking great and running smooth for longer.
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    Muc-Off is a cycling and motorcycling’s care and maintenance household name. The brand was founded in 1994 when Rex and Marylin Trimnell, owner of X-Lite at the time, needed a cleaner they could rely on to keep their bikes clean and corrosion-free. After designing and manufacturing the world’s first twin crown bicycle fork, Rex created a perfectly pink spray to clean his kit and it wasn’t long before word got out and Muc-Off was born. 25 years later and Muc-Off has developed its product range to include every bike cleaning solution imaginable alongside a huge range of tour-winning lubes, bike protectant sprays and a whole lot more. With some of the best athletes in the world crash-testing our products and providing valuable feedback to Muc-Off’s team of expert product developers, you can rest assured that your bike is in good hands.
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  • @temporyfreedom
    @temporyfreedom Рік тому +6

    Love it. Best products ever 💯🚴‍♂️

  • @c0nsci0usness
    @c0nsci0usness Рік тому

    Thanks for simplifying an otherwise massive and confusing product lineup. I ordered some dry lube and the nano cleaner 😎

  • @1719pankaj
    @1719pankaj Рік тому +4

    Before I saw this video
    I thought muckoff stuff was for motorcycles.
    Never knew these were intended for bikes

    • @mucoffltd
      @mucoffltd  Рік тому +2

      You can use it for both! We have a moto-specific range you can check out here: muc-off.com/collections/all-motorcycle-products

  • @tuftuf7257
    @tuftuf7257 Рік тому

    I've been wanting to ask: Is the pressure washer compatibel for EMTB's ?

  • @aazarzabal9250
    @aazarzabal9250 4 місяці тому

    I am going to break my card after this video

  • @federicovinciguerra2160
    @federicovinciguerra2160 Рік тому

    Forgot Snow Foam!!!

  • @waynegarrett1614
    @waynegarrett1614 Рік тому

    What is your MO-94 used for, it's not included in this video?

    • @papamuerte5752
      @papamuerte5752 9 днів тому

      for everything, from chaing to screws.
      it`s a multi purpose spray

    • @Chubbyfella1100
      @Chubbyfella1100 12 годин тому

      It’s a silicone spray that keeps water and dirt off your bike whilst riding and don’t get it on your brakes

  • @intheblim
    @intheblim 10 місяців тому

    so this will not contaminate my disc brakes and pads yes ?

    • @troyesch6203
      @troyesch6203 10 місяців тому

      No. I use it on my bike without worrying about getting it on brake pads. No worries

  • @GeorgeCooper_LoneWolf
    @GeorgeCooper_LoneWolf Рік тому

    Hi, Can't find the answer to this question anywhere. So i'v come to straight to the source.
    Can I use Muc off on my inflatable kayak ?

    • @iskiiwizz536
      @iskiiwizz536 3 місяці тому +1

      wth

    • @se7en910
      @se7en910 2 місяці тому

      Yes and to save brake wear use your face.

  • @manabiker
    @manabiker 6 місяців тому

    WAX the chain, then Water is all thats needed, clean in 2 minutes, ready to go, nothing else needed... nothing contaminated, no bearings/seals washed out, DOH !!!!

  • @minhtran-zn9qd
    @minhtran-zn9qd Рік тому +1

    Did you get pay from Muc off? I hope not.

    • @mattho6vc
      @mattho6vc Рік тому +6

      It is literally the Muc-off channel

    • @ghitavlad6569
      @ghitavlad6569 4 місяці тому +2

      how does one even breathe?