Honda CB125F Winter Hacks | Rust Protection |
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Published on Apr 21, 2024
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How to Prevent Motorcycle Rusting - Step-by-Step Tutorial
Materials Needed:
- ACF50 spray grease
- Silicon spray
- Exterior bumper shine product containing silicon
- Paint brush
- Clean cloth
- Cardboard
- Spray grease
Step 1: Apply ACF50 Spray Grease
- Spray ACF50 into the lid.
- Dip the paint brush into the ACF50.
- Apply the ACF50 on all metal parts such as the frame, rear subframe, rear swing arm, brake rod, foot pegs, and gear lever.
- Allow it to settle for five minutes.
- Gently rub off the excess with a clean cloth.
Step 2: Apply Silicon Spray
- Cover the engine frame, underside, swing arm, springs, and all other metal parts excluding tires and brake discs with silicon spray.
- Spray the silicon into a cloth and wipe the shocks on both sides, including the handlebars.
- Spray silicon underneath the bike, covering the swing arm pivot and center stand. Avoid spraying on the tires.
Step 3: Protect Shock Absorbers
- Place a piece of cardboard behind the shock absorbers.
- Cover the shock absorbers with silicon spray. Repeat the process for the other side.
Step 4: Apply Spray Grease
- Cover clutch cable pivot points, chain adjusters, and stand pivots with spray grease.
- Remove the rear seat and cover the frame and shock tops with ACF50.
- Use the silicon spray as shown in the video.
- Spray grease on the rear locking mechanism.
Step 5: Maintenance Routine
- Perform these steps every six to eight weeks to keep your bike rust-free.
- Regular maintenance will ensure the longevity of your motorcycle.
- Follow the instructions in the video for a comprehensive rust protection routine.
By following these steps and maintaining a regular schedule, you can effectively prevent rust from forming on your motorcycle. Remember to avoid spraying certain areas like tires and brake discs to ensure the safety and performance of your bike.