Finish Line Super Bike Wash

Great for cleaning hard to get areas. I first used it without water. That worked pretty good. But spraying the cleaner on first and then rinsing with water is a lot easier. It is amazing how it just lifts the dirt off the bike! I decided to order the gallon and refill my spray bottle.

Finish Line Super Bike Wash is hands down one of the best bike cleaning products I’ve used! It’s incredibly easy to apply and works wonders in getting rid of dirt, grime, and road residue without damaging the bike’s finish. The spray is powerful yet gentle enough to use on all parts of my bike, from the frame to the chain and wheels.What I love most is how quickly it cleans and how great my bike looks after each wash. It doesn’t leave any residue behind, and the bike looks as good as new every time. The cleaner is also biodegradable, which is a huge plus for me.If you want a hassle-free way to keep your bike looking sharp and well-maintained, I highly recommend Finish Line Super Bike Wash! It’s a must-have for any cyclist!

I use this stuff on my e-bike. Generally speaking, I just spray it on a towel and then wipe down the bike. That always does the trick. I love the fact that I don’t need any additional water or additional wet towels to wipe it down after. It does a great job cleaning any dirt dust or sand that’s accumulated on my bike frame. I also use it around the spokes and on my tires. Heck I even use it on my handlebars! It’s a really good cleaner and makes my bike look wonderful high-quality and I will always get this when I need more.

My order did not come with the spray attachment for the bottle even though it show it on the picture. Very frustrating.

Works well. The only one concern is not how much it will be enough. It looks like three times.

Works well, easy to apply as a spray

It is not better than regular old dish soap. Arguably, it does a worse job. I tested this at full strength with a prerinse and scrub. It did not outperform balanced car soap or dish soap. It requires substantially more product to coat the bike. It did not effectively clean the drivetrain despite direct application of the product. Where it does differ is that it inhibits rust if you let the bike dry before oiling the chain. This is not a big enough difference to justify spending 13 dollars for a bottle that will last maybe 10 washes vs the 200 that a bottle of dish soap will.If you cant rinse soap....okay fine it'll do a good job for that use case.I used this on a heavily soiled mountain bike after a very muddy and wet ride. I typically clean with a scrub brush and dish soap. I dry the bike and immediately wax my chain after washing.

reasonably priced, works fine.