Muc-Off 908 Bike Spary 500ml

This is the best item I have ever used on motor cycle . After using this, every time bike looks completely new

Received defective item; was leaking, and rusted. Moreover, it was 20 month old can. It also had "Team Sky" sticker on the cap, probably indicating that its a duty-free item bought at an airport...... ;-)

I have an expensive mountain bike and like to look after it. My cleaning routine after a muddy ride was always as follows: hose, wash with soapy water, rinse, spray with WD40 to remove water from metal bits (not brakes), dry off then re-lube.I have now changed two of these steps; instead of washing with soapy water I use Muc Off bike cleaner, which makes it much easier. Secondly, i've switched to this 'Bike Spray' instead of WD40. Honestly, i'm yet to work out what the difference is as they even smell similar, but I just feel happier knowing that this is a bike specfic product - WD40 is a bit of a marmite product in the cycling world with many people saying it's no good for your bike at all.Certainly, this product does exactly what I want it to - it drives out moisture from metal parts (although not for use on brakes) and does leave everything looking nice and shiny, even your frame. But remember that it's not a lube, so you'll still need to do that after using it.....(personally I use White Lightening).

洗車後の濡れたままの使用が可能で手軽なのが良い。ただ、後でタンク等は拭かないと艶がでないようだ。いろんな場所にしプレーできるから錆防止や泥汚れ防止にも良いと思う。

Have used this for the last four years on both bikes, a Harley with too much chrome and a Honda with too much white plastic [ex-police Pan]. Keeps the slurry of the countryside at bay on the chrome, fairings and paintwork and has helped to keep the Harley spoked wheels looking like new. I always cover the brake discs before I spray though as getting on the discs would be a disaster. If you do - Muc Off disc brake cleaner is excellent too.........Price wise it definitely pays to shop around because as you will have probably noticed on the web, Muc Off products can vary greatly in cost dependent on the seller. My original MucOff Bike Spray I got from 'Wiggle' who had a deal on at the time, but as there were no sales of it when I eventually ran out, I bit the bullet and paid the same for 500ml as I had previously paid for nearly twice as much.It is an excellent product though - not sure if WD40 does the same/similar job but I've used this prior to touring and it seems to make cleaning the bikes easier so it gets my vote until something better comes along. Hope this helps you decide.

I use this all the time for use on my motorcycle. I use it in the car too but the poor old car doesn't get the attention the bike does. Water repellent (always a good thing), polishes and leaves a great finish and BONUS it smells great. Be careful if you do use this on your motorcycle, do not polish the seat as your bum will slip about more than it should do. Not great when braking or cornering hard ;-) enjoy.

Wash yer bike, rinse yer bike then Spray yer bike with Muck OFF Bike Spray. That's it apart from covering up your brake components. This stuff repels water residue from your body work, engine and nooks and cranny's. It Lubs engine componants (this is why you cover your brakes.)End result nice shinny bike, oh yeah leaves a protective film for when you wash yer bike again. Works well with other Muc Off products, i recommend their bike cleaner (rinse off dirt, spray on bike, rinse off bike.) Can clean bike to professional standard in 20 - 30 mins