Mud Racing

LEE BAXTER · Sep 10, 2003

Being a enduro forum ,you know more than me.The races are 15 +1 lap and I do not own a power washer and I would like to know how to keep my bike cleen . You do it for hours. Are mudskins a start or ? :think:

Ol'89r · Sep 11, 2003

Lee.

The roundy, round car guys, (Sprint car) use a spray that keeps the mud from sticking to their cars.

Can't remember what it's called. :confused:

tedkxkdx · Sep 11, 2003

Lee the mud is going to get every where for your races in England. I use to use the hose and loo brush. England has many more power washers to choose from than the U.S.. I broke down and bought one so I did not have to spend the extra time scrubbing. I am glad I spent the money. I don't care what you put on your bike in the way of sprays here, the mud stays on since it is usually filled with grass and the like. open cell foam can be stuck most places to avoid some areas packing.
Come over to my place and I promise I won't spray you with mud.
Gotta love that English mud.

High Lord Gomer · Sep 13, 2003

Has anyone ever tried spraying a bike with Pam (the non-stick cooking spray)?

I've tried WD-40 and that didn't make any difference.

RM_guy · Sep 13, 2003

I've tried PAM but it gave the mud a greasy taste ;)

I spray everything, except the seat and wear I grip the bike with my legs, with Armor All and don't wipe it off. It seem to work the best at keeping the mud from sticking too bad. Where it does, stick it washes off easier.

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