After the wash...WD 40?

Started by 118811, December 31, 2011, 05:42:42 PM

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After washing or a ride in the rain...does anyone use WD40 or similar
Lubricant on the engine etc?

I always did on all my motocross bikes,
Just wondering if it is advisable on Ducati's?
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Quote from: 118811 on December 31, 2011, 05:42:42 PM
After washing or a ride in the rain...does anyone use WD40 or similar
Lubricant on the engine etc?

I always did on all my motocross bikes,
Just wondering if it is advisable on Ducati's?
I have friends that use Pledge.

Works for them.

I just let mine develop a patina.
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supperduc

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WD40 is like Franks Hot Sauce. I put that shit on everything! Even my wife likes it. She said it stops the doors from creaking so the baby can sleep.  ;D

Link to WD40's 2000 + uses:
http://www.wd40.com/uses-tips/videos/WD-40-bike/

suzyj

I prefer to smear chocolate on mine.  The cocoa beans have a natural oil that helps protect the finish, and it's also yummy.


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WetDuc

I've used WD-40 on my bikes and I like how it cleans and shines.
2007 S2R1000, 2009 M696 & 2008 M695 (foster bikes)