Steps for Cleaning Your Motorcycle
Keeping your motorcycle clean is important to reduce the chance of corrosion and it also makes your motorcycle look new for longer! Our team at BMW® Motorcycles of North Dallas strives to be a top resource for you, so we’ve gathered step-by-step cleaning instructions to make your bike shine.
Cleaning the Body
In order to achieve the cleanest motorcycle, you’ll want to focus on sections. Starting with the body makes the most sense because that’s where most of the dirt buildup will be!
1. Wash the bodywork with a mild soap and water solution. Use a soft cloth or sponge to avoid scratching the paintwork.
2. Rinse the motorcycle with clean water.
3. Dry the motorcycle with a soft, clean cloth.
4. Polish the motorcycle with a good quality motorcycle polish. This will help to protect the paintwork and keep your motorcycle looking shiny.
5. Wax the motorcycle with a good quality motorcycle wax. This will help to protect the motorcycle's paintwork from corrosion and other damage.
Cleaning the Finer Details
Once the body of the motorcycle is clean, you’ll focus on smaller sections like the accessories and internal parts.
6. Clean the motorcycle's wheels with a mild soap and water solution. Use a soft cloth or sponge to avoid scratching the wheels.
7. Clean the motorcycle's chain with a good quality motorcycle chain cleaner. This will help to prevent the chain from rusting.
8. Clean the motorcycle's engine with a mild soap and water solution. Use a soft cloth or sponge to avoid damaging the engine.
9. Polish the motorcycle's chrome with a good quality chrome polish. This will help to protect the chrome from corrosion and other damage.
10. Finally, clean the motorcycle's windscreen with a high quality cleaner. This will help to keep your motorcycle's windscreen clear and free from streaks.
Following the right steps will keep your motorcycle in incredible condition and looking brand new! Visit us in Plano, TX, to browse our inventory and pick up the parts you need. We proudly serve Frisco and the Dallas-Fort Worth area.