the easiest method i've found is to wet the bug infested area, wet a dryer sheet (regular ole clothes dryer sheet), wipe down desired area, then rinse. i use this method on all my automobiles and it works great. after using the dryer sheet water sheets off like a windshield treated with rain-ex. not sure if this method would be safe for denim paint, but i could see in your pic that your bike does not have denim paint.

 

DID IT!

This worked great!

Thanks again.

-fish

 

Tried it and it works well. Great tip - Thanks

 

Jesus Christ! Who ties your shoes for you before you go riding? If you can't get the bugs off of it, leave it parked.

 

somebody needs a hug....

 

I use the same ratio but I spray it on when I come home.I then leave the bugs on there til morning.Re apply and wipe them off real easy.

T K

 

Has anyone tried Bugslide?

 

www.purpleslice.com $20.00 for 32oz bottle works very well and no stricking watch the video alot of m/c dealers carry it.

 

50% Hydrogen Peroxide and 50% water works well - works better while the bugs are still fresh. Hydrogen Peroxide has a limited shelf life - it will last longer if you keep it the opaque bottle it is sold in because sunlight actually changes it to H20. So after a while you will have a mixture of 50% water and 50% water which does not work so good.

Its cheap - I mix up a new batch every season.