Detailing Yamaha YZF R1 2017'

[@duaniejanes5761]

When I detail my bike I use a leaf blower , to blow out the water in any crevasses.That what your bolts and other stuff don't begin to rust!

[@d.kdetailing625]

nice idea!

[@d.kdetailing625]

@Trikk yea currently im using thr stanley 600w blower, awesome!

[@RaviKumar-uy8ss]

Blower is necessary bro? Can't we just clean with clothe ?

[@SportSoulLife]

@@RaviKumar-uy8ss I use the bigboi buddi A microfiber towel will absolutley do the trick, but a blower is safer on the paint, prevents rust on bolts (only an estethic problem) and prevents waterspots from water seeping out of crevasses. Drying the paint is the only part of the washing with no lubrication (shampoo) so it has the highest risk of scratching and marring the paint. Water in the crevasses can seep out leaving waterspots on the paint. The (in my opinion) the best method is: 1. rinse the bike with a pressure washer (always from a good distance away, about 70-100 cm) 2. a coat of foam, let sit for a few minutes 3. rinse again with pressure washer 4. Using either foam or a wash bucket with shampoo, clean the bike with a microfibre washmitt, making sure to rinse it frequently in a second bucket with clean water. 5. Rinse with pressure washer 6. Blowdry 7. Apply wax, sealant or any other product you use with a microfibre cloth. I have a MT-10 so drying it with a microfibre cloth actually takes more time than with a blower, and its impossble to get it as thoroughly dry with a cloth.

[@RaviKumar-uy8ss]

@@SportSoulLife thanks a lot for writing me enough text my brother.. i am obliged of you.. thanks again

[@Moxyator]

That Snow foam looks ace. I use it neat and it doesn’t stick like that.

[@dink.7008]

choose the shampoo and the foamer plays really big part ;-)

[@MrBrimsy]

No exhaust bung used ?? just to stop the baffle getting wet

[@justplainzero5286]

All that water right into the exhaust...nice...Get an exhaust plug

[@arunmfive]

Lol, that water aint gonna do shit bro, start it up and the pressure and heat sends it out

[@FourThreeSeven]

@@arunmfive It damages the packing that is inside. Its not just solid metal in there.

[@d.kdetailing625]

@@FourThreeSeven not to worry, as such the wster preasure is more light than rain falls and mimic the same downpour as frm the rain

[@BVAmerica]

Water won't do anything if you start the bike up after the wash I was mine 3 times a week and never cover my exhaust Full M4 system It would take a lot of water to get into the exhaust ports on the motor

[@solsken30]

Hello, Thank you for your video! Can you write me all the products that you use for clean ? It look amazing !!! The motorcycle seem new after washing !!!

[@duhrell]

Beautiful Detailing . If You Were In Houston Tx i would definitely let you detail my 17 R1

[@d.kdetailing625]

its an honor to detail a beast!

[@azmaymi9237]

Isnit safe to do this on any motorcycle i dont wanna ruin my radiator or engine

[@kronik1199]

Hi, how fid you get your pressure washer to suck the water from the container?

[@oxCelestialxo]

Showroom ready. Not worried about the instrument cluster i.e. HUD getting messed up?

[@d.kdetailing625]

Its perfectly fine and running =)

[@959pilot4]

They're designed to stand up to weather.

[@oxCelestialxo]

Thanks fellas! Now to detail mines down.

[@zikryhydzir6068]

what about the fuel tank?? i noticed my bike if fell a side the fuel can come out from the tank from the cover. What if the water can go in as well??

[@kofi4927]

@@zikryhydzir6068 that's probably the breather hoses. It's designed to do that so the carburetor doesn't dump fuel into the cylinders when the bike's on its side. This should only happen on a carb, if your bike is fuel injected and it leaks, there might be a puncture or a crack somewhere. Or a leaking fuel line. If you're wondering why this doesn't happen when cornering, it's due to centrifugal forces.

[@renardsmith2799]

Can you post links to all the products you used?

[@unknownchannel5109]

When you clean a bike should u clean the whole entire parts??

[@luisparrillacorps]

Excellent video and excellent detail!!! Where are you located??

[@Kennnnysim]

May I know what generator you’re using ?

[@dink.7008]

Honda Eu22i

[@Kennnnysim]

Hasaruddin Hasan it won’t be overload by karcher? I’ve tried karcher on eu20i but the generator just shut off

[@gorterdetailing7444]

Nice video, good content.

[@93423219]

May i know how much you charge and where are you located?

[@keanongdrums7172]

1.3521° N, 103.8198° E

[@anielacosta3845]

Question ✋ Is this bike to much for someone learning to ride?

[@asten9647]

Slow and steady if wanna buy this bike..always take precaution and wear protective gear..

[@Demiurge66]

Yes, get a 300cc or 600cc a R1 is not beginner friendly or a learner bike. When you’re ready to advance sell the current bike and upgrade to a R1 if you want.

[@jaysonbrenton6400]

Absolutely. Beginners bike. Send it.

[@kofi4927]

Get a Hayabusa or a ZX14R. Best beginner bikes. Send it when you get it.

[@tricktop9064]

Would you not have to re Oil your chain after you put that soap on it

[@d.kdetailing625]

As such yupz, i relube the chain after wash for the SMOOTH BUTTERY ride ;-)

[@tricktop9064]

D.K Detailing ya I figured how much do you think a good price for a detail would be like if you did not have all the equipment how much would you pay for someone to detail your stuff

[@d.kdetailing625]

@@tricktop9064 put in alot of effort and alot of products for this wash ;-)

[@mogerider397]

Ok..now time to go home....and raining....

[@googleakmal3722]

beautiful bike

[@2RodasSL]

Qual o shampoo utilizado. Como faço para comprá?

[@shinykingscalifornia831]

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[@d.kdetailing625]

Thank u for the offer but waterless wash vs this wash in the video, my country prefer this wash better

[@hexmoures]

area header exhaust tak tunjuk pun?

[@RaviKumar-uy8ss]

What a cleaning man...

[@NassimMng]

Clean

[@dnazlovelynaz1498]

nice bike... pinjam

[@dan_austin__873]

This is a quick cleaning method, tho it can't be good for rust prevention, electrical connection corrosion and grease contamination for the wheel and chain bearings. I feel like an air compressor and waterless wash spray would be best. I guess you could just replace all the bolts, bearings and electrical connection when they fail. Depends how much time you have I guess.

[@d.kdetailing625]

Yupz, just got an air blower for the touchless dry avoiding those swirls!

[@gcrockford8191]

Where is this??

[@gcrockford8191]

Just found out

[@SuperChiefer84]

Nice but the Anniversary Edition is a 2016.

[@d.kdetailing625]

we got it super late here in singapore....

[@SuperChiefer84]

D.K Detailing Oh ok nice, beautiful bike!

[@amaurysilva9246]

nice

[@ivicastanic3605]

You could just throw the bike in the ocean. The impact on the contacts and switches would be the same and you would save some time.

[@YamahaR-BMWSRRRider]

Thats a 2016

[@lamborghinifamily6577]

Wash it then ride it like you stole it to jet the water out.

[@ikakarmila4787]

What song?

[@Smoove233]

Ika Karmila southern lights remix?

[@JohnHammond13]

wik wik

[@ikakarmila4787]

Link sama lagu nya beda soalnya

[@AGNDJGaming]

2016*

[@cmz1588]

2016***

[@REPSOLHONDARR]

I WOULD NEVER IN MY LIFE WOULD WASH MY BIKE LIKE THIS Some people dont know shit about things

[@robertgouff2650]

What do you know?

[@959pilot4]

Some fool who thinks bike electronics will mess up when they get wet. I've had my 17 triumph Daytona 675 for 2 years since new 24k miles wash it similarly, no issues whatsoever.

[@ivicastanic3605]

Cleaning a motorcycle using water should be avoided unless you stack in the mud or something like that. Pouring water over instrument claster and switches are very bad idea. You can bet that you will experience all kind of electric problems very soon.

[@Viper3870750]

Not true at all. Motorcycles are designed to be ridden in the rain and come out just fine. The only cautions you need to take when washing a bike are to avoid using excessive water pressure if using a pressure washer, avoid shooting the water at unnatural angles (rain falls from top to bottom, not bottom to top) and minimize the amount of water that gets into the exhaust. Then it's just a matter of drying it to the best of your ability.

[@Harnishchappy]

Great job!