Brake Cleaner 500ml x12

MotoClean™ Brake Cleaner is the ultimate solution for maintaining a clean, efficient, and reliable braking system. Formulated to tackle tough contaminants, it effortlessly removes dirt, dust, carbon deposits, oil build-ups, and other residues that compromise brake performance. This fast-drying formula ensures a spotless finish with no residue, making it the ideal choice for disc brakes and other components requiring a thorough, deep clean.

Designed for convenience and effectiveness, MotoClean™ Brake Cleaner improves the performance and longevity of your braking system by restoring precision and reducing the risk of component wear caused by contaminants. Whether you’re preparing for a spirited ride or carrying out routine maintenance, MotoClean™ Brake Cleaner provides professional-grade results you can trust.

How do I use brake cleaner on my motorcycle?

Step 1: Remove the brake components if necessary for thorough cleaning.

Step 2: Shake the can of brake cleaner well.

Step 3: Spray the brake cleaner directly onto the brake parts to remove contaminants.

Step 4: Allow the cleaner to evaporate or wipe it off with a clean, dry cloth.

Step 5: Reassemble the brake components if they were removed.

1. What is motorcycle brake cleaner used for?

Motorcycle brake cleaner is used to clean brake components such as brake pads, rotors, calipers, and other related parts. It removes brake dust, grease, oil, and other contaminants that can impair braking performance.

2. Can I use regular brake cleaner on motorcycle brakes?

Yes, most automotive brake cleaners are safe to use on motorcycle brakes as well. However, it’s always best to check the label to ensure compatibility with motorcycle components.

3. Is brake cleaner safe on all motorcycle parts?

Brake cleaner is safe for most metal parts, but it may damage painted surfaces, rubber, and plastic components. Avoid spraying it on non-brake-related parts, and if you do, wipe it off immediately.

4. Can brake cleaner damage motorcycle brake pads?

Brake cleaner is generally safe for brake pads, as it evaporates quickly and doesn’t leave a residue. However, it’s important to apply it sparingly and avoid prolonged soaking, which could potentially affect the pad material.

5. How often should I use brake cleaner on my motorcycle?

Use brake cleaner as needed, typically during routine maintenance, brake pad replacement, or whenever you notice a buildup of brake dust or grime. Cleaning your brakes regularly helps maintain optimal braking performance.

6. Can brake cleaner fix squeaky brakes on a motorcycle?

While brake cleaner can help remove contaminants that cause squeaking, it won’t fix all types of brake noise. If the squeaking persists after cleaning, it could be due to worn brake pads, misalignment, or other mechanical issues.

7. Is brake cleaner flammable?

Yes, most brake cleaners are highly flammable. Use them in a well-ventilated area away from open flames, sparks, or other ignition sources.

8. Can I use brake cleaner on other parts of my motorcycle?

Brake cleaner is specifically formulated for brake components. While it can be used to clean metal surfaces, it’s not recommended for use on plastic, rubber, or painted parts due to its harsh solvents.

9. What should I do if I accidentally spray brake cleaner on paint or plastic?

If you accidentally spray brake cleaner on paint or plastic, immediately wipe it off with a clean cloth and wash the area with water. Brake cleaner can damage these surfaces if left untreated.

10. Can I use brake cleaner to clean my motorcycle chain?

It’s not recommended to use brake cleaner on a motorcycle chain as it can strip away the lubricants and potentially damage the O-rings or X-rings in the chain. Use a dedicated chain cleaner instead.