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The Bom motorcycle cleaner...still the best?

Started by RDKLL, Sun 28, Jan 2018, 15:31:16

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RDKLL

So I am stoill using the same bottle of this stuff that I bought when I was still with...doesnt matter what her name is LOL...more than 15 years ago and I am almost out...is it still the greates thing since sliced bread and smooth peanut butter?

sheets

Don't know if its the best, but I'm still using a jug of BOM I purchased back in `99. Works for me. Yrmv,

RDKLL

Got mine about the same time...getting ready to order another bottle

Valkpilot

Quote from: RDKLL on Sun 28, Jan 2018, 15:31:16
So I am stoill using the same bottle of this stuff that I bought when I was still with...doesnt matter what her name is LOL...more than 15 years ago and I am almost out...is it still the greates thing since sliced bread and smooth peanut butter?


I think Lucas Slick Mist is just as good, and MUCH less expensive.  Available through Amazon and some stores like Autozone and Walmart.
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1998 Black Standard
2007 Goldwing 
 
   

98valk

I've been using spray nine, same product as the S100 products, just much lower cost.
1998 Std/Tourer, 2007 DR200SE, 1981 CB900C  10speed
1973 Duster 340 4-speed rare A/C, 2001 F250 4x4 7.3L, 6sp

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cookiedough

hot water and smidge of car wash soap with soft cotton rag is the cheapest and drying with wet chamois shammy, then use cheapo bottle of turtle wax chrome polish bought anywhere (a dab will do yah) and for paint any old car wax will work.  Been doing this for years and good enough for me.  Why use expensive chemicals when not really needed?  I dislike washing and waxing/chrome polishing my bike doing it 2-4 times per year depending on how ugly it starts to look, but when I do it does take over 1/2 the day to do it right. 

Bighead

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Cookie really? if these guys have gotten 16-18 yrs out of one bottle you actually think what you are doing is cheaper? Maybe at one time but damn 18 yrs in one bottle ....
1997 Bumble Bee
1999 Interstate (sold)
2016 Wing

RDKLL

Now if I could just find my little travel bottle that came with it...from 1999...

sheets

Still have mine. Couple more refills and the quart jug will be empty.  8)

Dave Ritsema

For when I just want to wipe the bike down good without a full out wash I have always used Joe's Juice.
As the years have progressed and I lost touch with Joe Erante I just use Lucas Slick Mist for the wipe downs on my Wing and for a true wash and wax job I use Honda Glare, it really helps keeping the soft new Honda paints looking great.
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f6gal

Quote from: RDKLL on Sun 28, Jan 2018, 15:31:16
So I am stoill using the same bottle of this stuff that I bought when I was still with...doesnt matter what her name is LOL...more than 15 years ago and I am almost out...is it still the greates thing since sliced bread and smooth peanut butter?

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