Tip number one: Try not to clean a bike in the blazing sun for obvious reasons. If however you happen to be an incredibly important UA-camr with a Thomas the Tank Engine voice who’s been been experiencing a heatwave for over a month and simply can’t afford to put your videos on hold for any longer, then get out there and get on with it!
I feel your pain! I'm a self employed valeter and had to clean two cars yesterday (16th July). It was 35 degrees, in a car park with no shade, and my big ol' generator running as well. Not the nicest experience!
I’ve watched probably 1000’s of youtube detailing videos. You sir, have the best video editing of them all. And you are a top level pro detailer to boot. The craziest part is you are actually working will filming which makes the video that much better. Very satisfying to watch. Thank you
My favourite part of bike cleaning is once it looks perfect taking it for a blast.. Where more often than not, within about 30 seconds, a swarm of about 1,000 or so flies decide that they'd prefer to be squished all over my pride and joy rather than doing fly stuff. Usually within about 10 minutes the seagull heard in this video at 4:35 has tracked me down and launched a couple of his bike-seeking missiles all over it!! I've found that paraffin works just as well as the commercial chain cleaners (if not better) and is cheap as chips by comparison. Follow that with a thin coat of chain wax and Bob's your uncle.
Just discovered this video, even though it's 3 years old..... As a motorcycle mechanic and amateur detail enthusiast, I feel this video should be provided to everyone when they get a motorcycle licence, and everyone who starts working in the motorcycle industry! So many simple tips that take years to learn when you have to trial and error by yourself :) Cheers!
Glad you've done this. There are some appalling videos out there on bike cleaning. For example, using a brush on the engine and wheels then moving on to the bike's paint work with the same brush!
Nicely done, it's worth rubbing a bit of ACF-50 over any parts that could rust for extra protection, great stuff. Obviously stainless steel and plastics won't need any, you can mask the disks and calipers and tyres to do nuts bolts and forks. It's good on electrical connections including battery terminals too.
I watch tons of car detailing vids on UA-cam; this was super refreshing to watch. I just finishing convincing myself, yet again, that it's not worth it for me to buy a bike...then GURU drops this on me. Thanks GURU, thanks.
Yaaaayyy! Having been riding bikes for about 30 years there still is more to learn about cleaning them. Thanks for posting this little gem mr.Guru, much appreciated! :-D Also a shout out to the owner of this gorgeous machine. Love it.
You forgot the most important step...The post wash bike spray. AFC50 or MucOff BikeSpray are decent. Drives out moisture, lubricates and protects. Spray on electrical components and suspension to prolong life of rubbers seals etc. Decent video and love the detail.
For future reference... when re-lubing the chain, you lube the inside, not the outside as you did in the video. Centrifugal force will push the lube to the outside of the chain giving it full coverage and there will be less fling onto the back wheel.
Niamh Healy Well not a lot, sometimes lol, it does depend on many factors. I had someone come over from the other side but not fully so was no issue really, still pissed me off of course. It is in a recent video but the gopro dose not show distance well due to the fisheye lens, he came further over than it looks.
You got lucky. I had nowhere to go lol the b*tch kept driving too with me under her car trapped by my bike. When she eventually stopped, swung her door open and smacked me on the head with it. She sat there crying while I comforted her bleeding all over the place .... Lmao it was ridiculous!
i prefer basic soap, bucket with warm water, soft cloth, hose = clean and ready to ride bike in 20 minutes this kind of cleaning is good if you live in dry climate or ride bike only on Sundays to the local roadside shop to hang out with others like you
I first switched to two buckets and learnt to machine polish around 2006. I used to have bikes but knocked that on the head around 2003. Wish I had my detailing arsenal and knowledge in my biking days, could have brought them up to such a higher level.
More tips: 1) Use something to prevent a lot of water going in the exhaust 2) Cover clocks. 3) Don't spray chain cleaner directly on the chain, cause it will break down the grease behind the orings. Prefer to apply on a rug and wipe it clean 4) Afterwards lubricate the usual bits, and also lube suspension adjusters cause they tend to cease
5) When re-lubing the chain, spray the inside of the chain, that way Centrifugal force pushes the lube into the chain when you ride, Spraying the outside makes it fling off
Subscribed long ago 👍🏻 never detailed a bike so looked at several vids on here and lord have mercy 🙄🤯 wouldn't even think to do a bike the way they showed since a few mates have asked me to do theirs recently. I knew my UA-cam mucker Car Cleaning Guru must have one ... cheers! That's more like it 🏆
Great advice! I especially agree with the part about hot air drying..... corrosion is what kills most bikes’ electrics, especially Italian ones like your dad’s.
finally a great how to video on cleaning motorbikes. I notice that you use a wax on the bodywork near the seat. It's worth mentioning that wax is obviously slippy so it's important not to get any on there. seats on motorbikes are usually simple to remove and involve the key and a single latch which keeps it in place with a few tabs to line it up correctly
First, you're videos are insanely hypnotic. There is no good reason why someone would be up at 12am watching videos on how to clean something. Bravo on the great detailed videos. 2nd, I own a matte black Honda CBR1000rr (2016 for reference). I live where the weather is more tropical and my rides involve getting bugs smeared all over my front end (and helmet). How do you recommend going about cleaning in order to protect the Matte finish of the bike?
I alwsys protect polished Aluminum-Surfaces like Wheels of my KTM or exhaust-pipes with HighTemp Paste Wax by FinishKare. Helps a lot, especially breakdust doesn't stay on the wheels and the polished surface stays for much longer (~1 season). Same on matte carwheels. ✌🏼 Love your work, keep on !! Greets from Germany ✌🏼
For my bikes, I foam, scrub everything down, rinse, then use a bucket and mit to go over it again. For wax I hit the tank, lights, engine, and lights with ultimate liquid wax, followed by d156 on everything.
I'm glad you chose to put up a bike cleaning video. Would you consider doing a video on cleaning a faired, very dirty bike. I was thinking chain grease everywhere, as the tools you used wouldn't shift this and I would be really interested to see how you'd tackle it. Cheers, Nick
Hi, Please can you do a video of how to properly clean car glass, inside and out, without leaving streaks or fluffy bits off of the microfibre cloth. And what products and cloths to use? Many thanks, Ps, love the vids 😀 Shaun.
simple as this 1. low pile microfiber for glass (dedicated for glass only) 2. small bucket, warm/hot water and few drops of dishwash soap 3. normal microfiber towel 4. spray bottle with clean water order: damp 3 into 2, wipe glass, spray glass with 4, and buff with 1 Result: no nicotine, no streaks, no fluffy bits, fast, easy, cost effective and most important safe to all glass including tints. Working with detailing cars for over 10 years. Glass cleaners often leaving coating over glass, looks ugly on sun, you can spot smudges, nicotine and dirt sticks to it lovely. That's why im never using it for years. They are often not strong or too strong which is not good either. Dish soap with hot water is just perfect to dislodge caked dirt, also to remove any dirt "film" on your glass, while low pile microfiber cloth buffs it to "no glass" effect. Regards
I don't even bother with mine, I just switch it on and then rev it a few times. Never had a problem for 2 yrs since owning a bike. Maybe i'll face issues but who knows. LOL
Thanks a lot for this video. I washed my first ever motorcycle yesterday, a Yamaha MT07. I did basically what you did my I should have done things you did. Next time I know. Cheers
Top job! One of the best bike cleaning vids on the Tube, except the chain cleaning which I have to disagree with but I have an auto chain oiler fitted which means a quick wipe with a paraffin soaked rag is all that's needed. Top marks for the T shirt, had some great times at the Manx!👍
Thumbs up to your dad for howling around on this. Never heard of bike specific blow driers though I make do with my air line. Have you ever heard of cleaning side walls with shoe polish.
Just a tip. Lube your chain when you get home from a drive so the lube can stick to the somewhat warm chain. If the chain is cold the lube won't stick well and you get it all over the bike and leg :)
Guru when your lubing a chain you need to lube the outside edge of the chain where the links join not the middle. Cracking video tho as a sports bike owner this is really helpful. Thanks 👍
Love the vids. However I am way to lazy for that kind of cleaning on the motorcycle. When I had mine I would use a waterless cleaner...honda polish to quickly clean my bike. I'm sure there are 100's of products out there but this one worked well for me. No power washer no plastic bags for electronics. Cleaned paint, plastic and metal.
I always clean the chain before i wash the bike and lube the chain after ive fully washed the bike Awesome video though bud, nice to see a bike on your page :)
If I may add a corrective tip on the chain part ... NEVER pressure wash the chain because even after lubrication it will rust faster with time and will decrease durability, just use specific chain cleaners for the job and wipe off the residue.
Ive detailed a T72 tank and a BMP3 for a collector. That was interesting. I detailed his car about 6 months earlier and left him my card. The phone call: (roughly) Him: Hello you cleaned my car a while ago. Me: Yes I remember your voice. Him: How much do you charge for a tank? Me: A tank? Him: Its a 1970's T72.... Needs A good job like you did on the car.... How much? Me: ...... Erm .... Dunno.... Ive never done one before. I'll drop by on xxxxxday and take a look.
Ha ha that's a pretty nice gig. Back in my day we just hosed the mud off with water and applied some green and black paint with a big brush to cover any "imperfections" in the paint job
One tip, you touched on it by saying, avoid getting water in critical areas. Just thought I would call out one area in particular. Avoid spraying water with any force at the center of the wheels. The wheel bearings are not as protected as on a car. I know they are by name, sealed bearings. However, that seal is NOT very tight against the inner bearing race. Think of them more as dust covers, not seals.
Tip number one: Try not to clean a bike in the blazing sun for obvious reasons. If however you happen to be an incredibly important UA-camr with a Thomas the Tank Engine voice who’s been been experiencing a heatwave for over a month and simply can’t afford to put your videos on hold for any longer, then get out there and get on with it!
Car Cleaning Guru haha thanks tho
Now I have the Thomas theme song stuck in my head.....thanks CCG....
Car Cleaning Guru I animate the new Thomas shows. Now I'm never going to unhear your voice haha
What a job! Maybe I could voice a new mobile train cleaning train called Guru haha.
I feel your pain! I'm a self employed valeter and had to clean two cars yesterday (16th July). It was 35 degrees, in a car park with no shade, and my big ol' generator running as well. Not the nicest experience!
I’ve watched probably 1000’s of youtube detailing videos. You sir, have the best video editing of them all. And you are a top level pro detailer to boot.
The craziest part is you are actually working will filming which makes the video that much better. Very satisfying to watch. Thank you
By the way that's probably the first love heart I've ever posted.
@@CarCleaningGuru you actually did on a previous video good sir. It was about someone keeping his poo shoots clean with a polishing ball.
Can you read us a book? That voice is amazing
My favourite part of bike cleaning is once it looks perfect taking it for a blast.. Where more often than not, within about 30 seconds, a swarm of about 1,000 or so flies decide that they'd prefer to be squished all over my pride and joy rather than doing fly stuff. Usually within about 10 minutes the seagull heard in this video at 4:35 has tracked me down and launched a couple of his bike-seeking missiles all over it!! I've found that paraffin works just as well as the commercial chain cleaners (if not better) and is cheap as chips by comparison. Follow that with a thin coat of chain wax and Bob's your uncle.
A lot of people use kerosene too I gather.
I've never seen this channel before, it takes slow commentary to a new level.
I cleaned my bike yesterday. The wife polished my helmet.
I'm right You're wrong does she ride too?
UA-cam Visitor not as well as she did on day one, but once dusted off she can still go like the clappers.
I'm right You're wrong 👍
te he
Now now.
Just discovered this video, even though it's 3 years old..... As a motorcycle mechanic and amateur detail enthusiast, I feel this video should be provided to everyone when they get a motorcycle licence, and everyone who starts working in the motorcycle industry!
So many simple tips that take years to learn when you have to trial and error by yourself :)
Cheers!
Son of the year award goes to Car Cleaning Guru!
Glad you've done this. There are some appalling videos out there on bike cleaning. For example, using a brush on the engine and wheels then moving on to the bike's paint work with the same brush!
Can't unsee how close to the house you parked your car :P
marcel pirš did he hit the house
marcel pirš I thought it was just me who noticed that!! Too close for comfort imo!
Just keeping it away from passers by on the pavement!
My favorite are the brushing parts !
More of these motocycles cleaning videos please!
Nicely done, it's worth rubbing a bit of ACF-50 over any parts that could rust for extra protection, great stuff. Obviously stainless steel and plastics won't need any, you can mask the disks and calipers and tyres to do nuts bolts and forks. It's good on electrical connections including battery terminals too.
I watch tons of car detailing vids on UA-cam; this was super refreshing to watch. I just finishing convincing myself, yet again, that it's not worth it for me to buy a bike...then GURU drops this on me. Thanks GURU, thanks.
Yaaaayyy! Having been riding bikes for about 30 years there still is more to learn about cleaning them. Thanks for posting this little gem mr.Guru, much appreciated! :-D
Also a shout out to the owner of this gorgeous machine. Love it.
You forgot the most important step...The post wash bike spray. AFC50 or MucOff BikeSpray are decent. Drives out moisture, lubricates and protects. Spray on electrical components and suspension to prolong life of rubbers seals etc.
Decent video and love the detail.
The way this man says words is great
I’m a good word-sayer 👀.
Now do a lorry!!
Good job sir. Thank you for keeping dodgy music at bay
finally someone made a proper bike cleaning video
For future reference... when re-lubing the chain, you lube the inside, not the outside as you did in the video. Centrifugal force will push the lube to the outside of the chain giving it full coverage and there will be less fling onto the back wheel.
I know, the clip of me lubing it correctly was unuseable due to screaming kids walking past.
Beautiful bike! I miss my bikes but I don't miss the injuries 😂
Niamh Healy lol
You need to learn how to ride properly then lol ;)
I can ride fine lol what can you do when an oncoming car comes on to your side of the road and hits you head on?
Niamh Healy Well not a lot, sometimes lol, it does depend on many factors.
I had someone come over from the other side but not fully so was no issue really, still pissed me off of course.
It is in a recent video but the gopro dose not show distance well due to the fisheye lens, he came further over than it looks.
You got lucky. I had nowhere to go lol the b*tch kept driving too with me under her car trapped by my bike. When she eventually stopped, swung her door open and smacked me on the head with it. She sat there crying while I comforted her bleeding all over the place .... Lmao it was ridiculous!
NEXT UP: How to detail your driveway.
cambo1200 how to detail your detailing products
He did it
@@prescottwarshawsky899 ua-cam.com/video/vfEYTKW5bpA/v-deo.html
i prefer basic soap, bucket with warm water, soft cloth, hose = clean and ready to ride bike in 20 minutes
this kind of cleaning is good if you live in dry climate or ride bike only on Sundays to the local roadside shop to hang out with others like you
I first switched to two buckets and learnt to machine polish around 2006. I used to have bikes but knocked that on the head around 2003. Wish I had my detailing arsenal and knowledge in my biking days, could have brought them up to such a higher level.
More tips:
1) Use something to prevent a lot of water going in the exhaust
2) Cover clocks.
3) Don't spray chain cleaner directly on the chain, cause it will break down the grease behind the orings. Prefer to apply on a rug and wipe it clean
4) Afterwards lubricate the usual bits, and also lube suspension adjusters cause they tend to cease
5) When re-lubing the chain, spray the inside of the chain, that way Centrifugal force pushes the lube into the chain when you ride, Spraying the outside makes it fling off
mate you've for sure got a good TV / presenting voice
Subscribed long ago 👍🏻 never detailed a bike so looked at several vids on here and lord have mercy 🙄🤯 wouldn't even think to do a bike the way they showed since a few mates have asked me to do theirs recently. I knew my UA-cam mucker Car Cleaning Guru must have one ... cheers! That's more like it 🏆
Why is this like a ASMR. You man have sure earned my sub
Boom!
@@CarCleaningGuru hi
very nice job, had a bike a year or so now and only just started detailing it along side my car, love showing it off at meets, some great tips hear!
I’m a car guy but is very nice to see a bike getting detailed. 🚙🏍🚗🛵
Very common sense. Glad I've been doing it right all this time. Glad to get validation!
Can you detail more sport bikes? 👍👍
Great advice! I especially agree with the part about hot air drying..... corrosion is what kills most bikes’ electrics, especially Italian ones like your dad’s.
finally a great how to video on cleaning motorbikes. I notice that you use a wax on the bodywork near the seat. It's worth mentioning that wax is obviously slippy so it's important not to get any on there. seats on motorbikes are usually simple to remove and involve the key and a single latch which keeps it in place with a few tabs to line it up correctly
First, you're videos are insanely hypnotic. There is no good reason why someone would be up at 12am watching videos on how to clean something. Bravo on the great detailed videos.
2nd, I own a matte black Honda CBR1000rr (2016 for reference). I live where the weather is more tropical and my rides involve getting bugs smeared all over my front end (and helmet). How do you recommend going about cleaning in order to protect the Matte finish of the bike?
What a funny coincidence, Iam also a Volvo C30 and a Aprilia owner :)
Job well done! That Blaster Sidekick looks to be a really good piece of kit. Money well spent.
I alwsys protect polished Aluminum-Surfaces like Wheels of my KTM or exhaust-pipes with HighTemp Paste Wax by FinishKare.
Helps a lot, especially breakdust doesn't stay on the wheels and the polished surface stays for much longer (~1 season).
Same on matte carwheels. ✌🏼
Love your work, keep on !!
Greets from Germany ✌🏼
For my bikes, I foam, scrub everything down, rinse, then use a bucket and mit to go over it again. For wax I hit the tank, lights, engine, and lights with ultimate liquid wax, followed by d156 on everything.
bro your voice is so soft haha thanks for the info dude!
I'm glad you chose to put up a bike cleaning video. Would you consider doing a video on cleaning a faired, very dirty bike. I was thinking chain grease everywhere, as the tools you used wouldn't shift this and I would be really interested to see how you'd tackle it. Cheers, Nick
Hi CCG,imust admit I didn't think I wasn't gonna enjoy this video but I did,seeing you doing so many cars cleaned and this one I liked it,great video.
Hi,
Please can you do a video of how to properly clean car glass, inside and out, without leaving streaks or fluffy bits off of the microfibre cloth. And what products and cloths to use?
Many thanks,
Ps, love the vids 😀
Shaun.
simple as this
1. low pile microfiber for glass (dedicated for glass only)
2. small bucket, warm/hot water and few drops of dishwash soap
3. normal microfiber towel
4. spray bottle with clean water
order: damp 3 into 2, wipe glass, spray glass with 4, and buff with 1
Result: no nicotine, no streaks, no fluffy bits, fast, easy, cost effective and most important safe to all glass including tints. Working with detailing cars for over 10 years. Glass cleaners often leaving coating over glass, looks ugly on sun, you can spot smudges, nicotine and dirt sticks to it lovely. That's why im never using it for years. They are often not strong or too strong which is not good either. Dish soap with hot water is just perfect to dislodge caked dirt, also to remove any dirt "film" on your glass, while low pile microfiber cloth buffs it to "no glass" effect. Regards
Awesome video! I like cleaning my bike and just realised what I did wrong all the time, keep up the great work!
I think some people at my school need the heavy degreaser and bristle brush treatment to😂
Youre filling your exhaust with water. Buy a drainplug and block off your muffler buddy 👍🏻
@kiki the gerbil in this case filling your exhaust with water isnt that bad but its a bad idea in general cause u can hydrolock the engine
I don't even bother with mine, I just switch it on and then rev it a few times. Never had a problem for 2 yrs since owning a bike. Maybe i'll face issues but who knows. LOL
Thanks a lot for this video. I washed my first ever motorcycle yesterday, a Yamaha MT07. I did basically what you did my I should have done things you did.
Next time I know.
Cheers
Top job! One of the best bike cleaning vids on the Tube, except the chain cleaning which I have to disagree with but I have an auto chain oiler fitted which means a quick wipe with a paraffin soaked rag is all that's needed. Top marks for the T shirt, had some great times at the Manx!👍
Bravo, It's a nice video. Finally someone like bikes also :)
If there's one thing car guys and bikers agree on, it's that having a clean machine is one of the best things ever
Please make a nother video for motorcycles. Love it
Thumbs up to your dad for howling around on this. Never heard of bike specific blow driers though I make do with my air line. Have you ever heard of cleaning side walls with shoe polish.
Dude your tattoos are awesome 👌
Best to use bike chain cleaner or kerosene depending on where you’re located to prevent from ruining the rings in your chain. Awesome commentary!!
Just a tip. Lube your chain when you get home from a drive so the lube can stick to the somewhat warm chain. If the chain is cold the lube won't stick well and you get it all over the bike and leg :)
That is ideal, but you cant really go for a ride without lube after cleaning the chain.
@@banaana1234 I think you can. The lube is mainly for rust protection as the o-ring chains have internal lubrication.
Or just get a Scott Oiler lol
A voz desse cara me da uma tranquilidade
Very good guy, thanks for the video and dedication to work and editing.
Top job... The bike looks factory fresh!
I have so much respect for the way you create these videos.
Perhaps you could do a thorough cleaning of a road bike in the future? ;)
i like how you clean your bike. coz thats how i do it.
great video. this is the first detailing video that i can really relate.
This was super useful even moreso because I have exactly the same bike as your dad 👌
Guru when your lubing a chain you need to lube the outside edge of the chain where the links join not the middle. Cracking video tho as a sports bike owner this is really helpful. Thanks 👍
I know, it was difficult to film properly, this is the shot I went with as the others were poor.
your videos are so damn relaxing
We used to use chainsaw oil on our chains as it tended to stay relatively clear and not fly off the moment you started moving
Crotch rocket is an offensive word for such a piece of engineering marvel!
Great video, though! 👍
I like the volvo behind
Your voice is truly amazing!
When adding a lube to chain it is a good idea to lube break pads aswell as they tend to squeak after cleaning.
Love the C30 in the back
And the Tuono of course :)
i like how it looks like your car literally touches the wall :D
Great t-shirt !! A friend of mine on the front. Sadly no longer with us. Another good video, thanks for sharing.
My dads shirt haha, I did hear of a fatality at the races this year.
Love the vids. However I am way to lazy for that kind of cleaning on the motorcycle. When I had mine I would use a waterless cleaner...honda polish to quickly clean my bike. I'm sure there are 100's of products out there but this one worked well for me. No power washer no plastic bags for electronics. Cleaned paint, plastic and metal.
What a beast that bike, love it!!
I always clean the chain before i wash the bike and lube the chain after ive fully washed the bike Awesome video though bud, nice to see a bike on your page :)
If I may add a corrective tip on the chain part ... NEVER pressure wash the chain because even after lubrication it will rust faster with time and will decrease durability, just use specific chain cleaners for the job and wipe off the residue.
Ive detailed a T72 tank and a BMP3 for a collector.
That was interesting.
I detailed his car about 6 months earlier and left him my card.
The phone call: (roughly)
Him: Hello you cleaned my car a while ago.
Me: Yes I remember your voice.
Him: How much do you charge for a tank?
Me: A tank?
Him: Its a 1970's T72.... Needs A good job like you did on the car.... How much?
Me: ...... Erm .... Dunno.... Ive never done one before. I'll drop by on xxxxxday and take a look.
Ha ha that's a pretty nice gig. Back in my day we just hosed the mud off with water and applied some green and black paint with a big brush to cover any "imperfections" in the paint job
6:52 bike cries having its scrub 😂😂
Appreciate the video, keep them coming 👍
CHRIST !!!!! that was close backing the guru mobile near the wall !!!!!!!!!!!!! lolololol
I jump out twice to check my progress!
Well done mate love the bike cleaning video great work
Long over due ! Nice work :o)
You park your car unconfortably close to the wall, dude! haha Nice vid, as always.
Thanks for the video, Guru! Now I am de stressed so that I can start my day. Love you, man!
Thanks for making this video, given me a few tips 👍👍
Still loving the videos, have bikes myself so was pretty good to see this. 👍 Keep up the good videos my friend. 😎😎
Chains are lubed on the inside so centrifugal force works the oil into the chain . If applied to the out side it just flicks off
I did that too but the clip looked naff so I went with the one here. There's a lot I do that sadly doesn't make the final cut.
That blower is an awesome bit of kit! Just not sure whether it's worth investiging in one as I mainly work on cars!
Thank you, as always interesting and useful video 👍
great video my friend, I am going to start doing the pocket thing with the Microfiber Towel like you do, I think is pretty neat!
Just make sure they're not full of grit first!
Ah, Miss cleaning my bikes, besides the cut knuckles.
Ever head down to Southport for the carousel meet on a Wednesday?
Is that where all UK car cleaners go to for a meet?
One tip, you touched on it by saying, avoid getting water in critical areas. Just thought I would call out one area in particular. Avoid spraying water with any force at the center of the wheels. The wheel bearings are not as protected as on a car. I know they are by name, sealed bearings. However, that seal is NOT very tight against the inner bearing race. Think of them more as dust covers, not seals.
God damn it! You had me at "Crotch Rocket" :D Love it!
Ace job Guru😀👍🏾
Beautiful background! Looks like the C30 is touching the wall behind it!
Top job on a top bike great video guru as always👍👍
Nice video m8
u like that crotch rocket ye
Well done. I was hoping for a clay bar and polish, though. BTW, WD 40 works great as a wheel cleaner and to keep the locks lubed as well.
Glad the helmet got polished !!
This voice is like a BBC Attenbough bike cleaning doco!