The Squirter ProMax is the perfect partner to our 5 Litres of Cyclemuck Bike Cleaner.
This limited availability, powerful trigger system attaches directly to the bottle, with an extension tube which allows you to place the product bottle on the ground while trying to spray in those hard to get spaces, including spraying upside down with no loss of liquid flow. We recommend that prior to attaching it to the container, that you uncoil the squirter tube in some hot water. This makes it more manageable!
The Squirter ProMax is so powerful it allows you to apply Cyclemuck with ease form a distance away with minimal effort.
Make cleaning your bike quick and simple. Cyclemuck Clean is an effective, NO BRUSHES, NO EFFORT, PH neutral cleaner that will lift all the dirt and grime from your ride whilst leaving a protective layer which aids with future cleaning.
After a couple of uses of Cyclemuck, your bicycle will start looking as clean as new. It just gets gets better from there on. Cyclemuck will enhance the surface finish of your bike. And the best thing about this cleaner is there are no nasties. It contains no acids, abrasives or caustic and it’s also silicone free!
No need for brushes to get in to those tight fiddly bits around the gear sets or elsewhere, simply spray the entire bike with a layer of Cyclemuck, leave it to soak in for 5-10 minutes and spray off.
Features
- NZ Made
- No brushes needed, no effort, saves hours of cleaning.
- No high pressure cleaner needed.
- No Streaking
- PH neutral: 8.9
- Contains no acid, abrasives, caustic or silicones
- Safe on aluminium, anodized surfaces, alloys, chrome, magnesium, seals, plastics and carbon fibre
- Cleaning becomes more effective after multiple uses
- Bike stays looking new
- Leaves a protective layer which aids future cleaning and enhances surface finish
- Boosts resale value, and cuts maintenance costs.
Application
Motomuck Cyclemuck Bike Cleaner takes a few applications to create its protective layer on the base material, as it first needs to get rid of all the old grime and old care products that might be on the surface. So for the first couple applications use product undiluted and give it a helping hand to get through the old grime. Once the protective coat has developed it will change the way you clean forever!
Step one
- Spray on entire bike over wet or dry dirt. If you hosed off excessive dirt, leave a few minutes to drip dry before applying as water can form a dilution barrier on the surface.
- Use a brush only on excessively stubborn dirt.
Step two
- Leave to soak in for 5-10 minutes, allowing Cyclemuck to penetrate through the dirt.
Step three
- Spray off with a jet of water and watch the muck fall off.
Uses
Cyclemuck Clean can be used safely on:
- whole bike including brake discs and pads, groupsets, chains, suspension, tyres, cables and saddles.
- electric bikes, bike racks, helmets, riding gear and tools.
- aluminium, titanium, anodised surfaces, seals, plastics, rubber, glass and carbon fibre.
Caution
A specific brand of suspension has had issues with the coating of satin or matt forks going dull with the use of the Cyclemuck. Usually this happens if the coating is porous or of a flaking nature, and Motomuck cleaner thinks it is foreign dirt, so tries to remove it. especially when hot.
Don’t apply on hot surface. Streaking can occur if Cyclemuck Clean tries to remove certain existing care products. Some new Nano coatings used in the industry don’t allow washing with anything other than water alone. Test product on hidden spot to ensure compatibility, prior to application.
Dilution
- Undiluted. In this ratio it deposits the protective layer on the virgin surface once all muck is removed.
- Dilute 50:50 with water for regular cleaning. You will notice after about 5 washes, that tiny bits of dirt in heavily soiled areas will still be evident after a wash, and that the surface finish will be less shiny. Just use once as undiluted to reapply the protective coating and regain full shine.
- Dilute 20:80 with water for scrooge cleaning or body panels and guards. Spray on diluted solution. Sponge all surfaces. Spray off with pressure cleaner or jet of water.
FAQ's
- Why do my brand of MTB forks go dull when washing with Motomuck?
Answer: It has been found on a certain brand of MTB forks, that other cleaners do the same thing, but it takes them about 6 or 7 washes. With Motomuck it does it with one clean which makes it look bad.
The final coating on the forks is not a paint clear coat, but rather a wax type coating that ends up getting removed as Motomuck thinks it's foreign dirt. It can be repaired by getting some automotive wax, and wiping/buffing the surface again. ( don't use silicone as this ends up in the brakes and permanently contaminates them. )
We have seen this on an aftermarket brand of spokes as well.
If the forks have a proper paint clearcoat on, you will not have this problem. Sometimes they use a wax coating when they are trying to achieve a Matt or Satin style look.
- Can I dilute the Cyclemuck?
Answer: Yes you can, please see our dilution tab for further information.
- Is the Cyclemuck safe to use on my brakes?
Answer: Yes perfectly safe. Please don't use any other products on your bicycle that contain any silicone. It is the silicone that contaminates the brakes when you wash the bike the next time.
- Is Motomuck Bike Cleaner safe to use on bearings?
Answer: If your bearings and seals are new, you will not have a problem as Motomuck actually keeps the seals soft and supple. If you have used another cleaner on your bike, the chances are it is an alkaline cleaner, which damages the seals. Motomuck will then get past the seals, and do what it was designed to do, and clean out the grease.
- I want to use Motomuck and I care about the environment. Is it biodegradable and non-toxic?
Answer: Statement from the product MSDS document is: "Product not expected to be toxic to the environment based on the calculation of ingredients"
However it does have a surfactant in it, and you know what it's like when you get soap into your eyes, so not great for the fish if you washing directly into the water. Fine if you washing off onto lawn/grass etc.