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Wheel WaxBrake dust, bugs and oily road grime will not bond to a Wheel Waxed surface! I've used this product for years on my car's wheels and never thought to use it on my Harley. After all, it isn't a "bike" product. A visit from Bruce Stover, the creator of Wheel Wax, set me straight. I now use Wheel Wax on my bike every 6 to 8 weeks and can't imagine life without it. Not only is Wheel Wax great for keeping my bike's wheels clean, it's ideal for use on the front forks or any metal surface that's bombarded with road grime and bugs. Treated surfaces resist bug and grime build-up making future cleaning a breeze. The first time you use Wheel Wax, apply it to the wheels, forks and any metal surface that doesn't get hot. (Do not use Wheel Wax on engine casings or exhaust pipes.) Simply wipe on and buff off. The next time you clean your bike, just use soap and water or a mild cleaner like S100 Total Cycle Cleaner. Brake dust and oily grime that normally required aggressive scrubbing now wipes off with a damp sponge or cloth. Wheel Wax actually prevents the bonding of surface contaminants to the wheel's finish. The dust and grime is on the surface but it's not "glued-on". A sponge or cloth with soapy water is all you need to make your bike sparkling clean.
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