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Posted by indue
 - January 29, 2019, 12:30:56 PM

The rear tire seems to be the biggest headache. A lot of brake dust and dirt accumulates after just 200 miles of riding. I use a degreaser with Bleche-white and a spoke brush. You have to do a portion on both wheels than move it forward and do some more etc. then wash them. Dry naturally or with compressed air. I have never used the Mr Clean but I will try it. An interesting story is that my ex-girlfriend swore that the "Mr Clean" character was fashioned upon a greeter on Catalina Island that was named "Duke" and was buffed with a bald head and ultra tan.

Posted by greenbarn
 - January 28, 2019, 20:32:41 PM

I've used the magic eraser.  Probably as easy as any other way I've tried. 

Posted by OR Seedman
 - January 28, 2019, 19:48:57 PM

I don't know...only have 100 miles on mine so far ;D  I'll have to try the magic eraser when the time comes (my wife swears by them on all here white surfaces in the house...why not my tires, too?)  :o

Posted by Troll
 - January 28, 2019, 18:12:26 PM

Ratman always swore by Mr. Clean Magic Eraser

Posted by basilbug
 - January 28, 2019, 17:16:33 PM

How do you keep them puppies looking white and new??

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