Keeping it clean on a dirt road

[LongIsland]

I use a feather duster, after a ride and before a cleaning.

I forgot that I also use a couple of swifter duster pads (without using the handle) when I feel like doing a super cleaning, then wash and wax).

 

[ChicagoSpyder]

Thank you for all the replies everyone. Sadly I’m on a (mostly) county road, some is private so the soy solution wouldn’t be an option as the county will do what they see fit. I’m not really into “accepting” it, although I have no issue with those of you who offered that suggestion, if it works for you then to each their own but not me. I just can’t stomach riding approximately $18,000 worth of machine around dirty all the time.
The search continues....

For a quick easy wash, and touchless if you want use Bike Wash I have been using it for years on my toys, hose the machine down spray the Bike Wash on and hose off, easy peasy lemon squeezy :cheers:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=69&v=koVg8B0V-Hk&feature=emb_logo

Reach out to the county and or township to see if they have any oiling program, won't know unless you ask.

 

[Gwolf]

Not sure what these are called. They short ones work great for washing wheels and other uneven surfaces.

I got another larger one with 12 foot long, telescoping handle on it that works well for washing the truck, which is too tall to reach across the hood or get the windshield without a step stool.

You can replace the wash pads on them if you can find where they sell them. I got mine from a discount auto parts place.