Washin' Your Freewheeler Like a Pro: The Ultimate Guide

[@sandmanrides4318]

Hey riders, what techniques, tips and tricks do you have for making your machine shine? Share in the comments and let your community know so we can step up our game. Stay in the wind!

[@santomessina162]

I usally just use soap n water dry it n then use clay bar on it brings out a amazing shine to it

[@sandmanrides4318]

That's going to be my new method. Clay bar does bring out the shine.

[@thedigi1]

Hello, Enjoyed your video! Was wondering what highway pegs do you have. They look really cool

[@sandmanrides4318]

The highway pegs are Ciro Frame mounted highway peg mounts. You have to get the pegs separately. Thanks for watching.

[@sandmanrides4318]

CIRO Ciro Frame Mounted Adjustable Highway Peg Mounts For Harley Touring 2009-2023 Item: P904974 SKU: 1065632

[@thedigi1]

@@sandmanrides4318 thank you thank you

[@wb4514]

Your bike looks lifted. Can you comment on what shock/pinch plate setup you have ? Thanks.

[@sandmanrides4318]

It's completely stock except for outer accessories.

[@antneeburger]

You definitely need a leaf blower to blow out the excess water in the little crevices before a final wipe down

[@sandmanrides4318]

I have an air compressor, but I ride the water off the little crevices instead. Thanks for watching.

[@wb4514]

@@sandmanrides4318 Just a thought, you may get oil or dirty water residue from the compressor. A leaf blower works best.

[@melchisedecsolomon9537]

Do you always take off the seat?

[@sandmanrides4318]

I always remove my seat before washing the trike. The only time I don't is if I'm on a road trip and do a quick wash. The seat takes longer to dry. Thanks for watching.