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Message: [QUOTE="500_boy, post: 787383, member: 49870"] For Cleaning my Quad, I usually use Castrol Super Clean, I use that stuff for just about everything, it works excellent and is biodegradable. Be Careful though as it will take the colour right out of a seat (it is very acidic). When Im done cleaning My quad I let it dry over night then the next day armour all the entire thing, It really brings out the colour nicely of the plastics, I even armour all underneath and this makes it much much easier to clean the quad after mudding. Also about twice or three times a year I Thoroughly soak my entire bike in used Hydraulic Oil, It prevents rust quite a bit and hydraulic oil has detergents in it so it makes it very easy to clean off the quad nicely. Also when restoring bikes, My dad and I created a bike lift out of a wheelchair lift. We took a wheelchair lift, put an platform on it that is roughly just longer than the length of a bike and the normal width of the lift. It works great because you can move the bike up and down as you please to wherever you have to work on it to eyelevel whether you are sitting, or standing. Also, when restoring a bike, a wirewheel, sandpaper, and grease are your best friends. [/QUOTE]