Muc-Off Bike Protect Alternatives

[Dirt Tracker]

Hi T-Bob

Price on that?

I've had about 90 percent of my new bike wrapped in BikeShield- works but was too expensive imo

 

I think my latest one worked out to be around R1000 for a 29'r. I got it applied for free (can't think of anything more frustrating than applying and re-applying that jigsaw kit) by the shop. Honestly I always thought it was expensive and not needed but when I got a second hand frame which had a full kit on I was super impressed and wound get a bike with out it now. If you think about what you pay for the little coverage in an AMS, bike shield packs etc it's not that bad. It's a full bike, custom designed for each model not just a couple of down tube stickers etc. Also if you've got a carbon frame or a bike over R30K then it's a no brainer. 

[Sbloomer]

Found prepsol to aggressive, it started eating my skin on my hands...found the Nam Gear product as a solution, been using it for the last 5 yrs.

 

 

I dilute 5:1 and use a spray bottle.  On chains I use it neat in the chain-cleaner magafta

[Grubscrew]

No jokes. Cheap and available everywhere. Comes in a variety of flavours. Makes your bike hella fresh. (Not to be used on tyres or brake discs obviously.)

[Grubscrew]

Another excellent local product, slightly more costly, but much less likely to draw ridicule from your peers.

 

[DieselnDust]

No jokes. Cheap and available everywhere. Comes in a variety of flavours. Makes your bike hella fresh. (Not to be used on tyres or brake discs obviously.)

No jokes, it works brilliantly

till my wife caught me...