Just picked some up, headed to the wash to try it out.

 

That doesn't narrow it down

 

Good stuff make sure you rinse well and you will have no spots.

 

I like the stuff but I go through about half a bottle each wash, gets expensive.

 

S100 makes some fine products.
Let me warn you now about S100 total cycle cleaner. If you let it sit to long and to long can be a short couple minutes it can leave spots on silver or cast colored parts. Either the spay can or the bulk.
Here is s photo of some that was kicked over on a cement floor.
I had used some one time one of my bikes I had spots show up I could not get rid of they looked almost like hard water spots.
It was until this happened I figured it out.
Your ride do with it as you please but look long and hard at this picture of my floor. I still use some S100 products but not the total cycle cleaner.

Wizard bike wash stuff will not do this and it cleans every well.

 

Nothing will ever beat soap suds and water

 

I forgot to mention it was the total bike cleaner, my apologies. However, it worked wonders. The main areas of the bike that I wanted clean were the lower front frame and engine. While I had water spots when I got home, they were from plain water drying on the bike and a cotton cloth and a little window cleaner took them right off. The front part of the bike which had about 10k miles of grime on it came out completely clean, I even see shiny parts that I thought were black all along. I made sure to rinse the **** out of the bike with a pressure washer. I've heard just a garden hose won't get all the S100 residue off and leave nasty spots. If you have a new bike, then a little dawn and water and you will be fine, but if you have dirty old bike it worked damn good.

 

Yes but there are places hard to reach around the engine cases etc. I use it where I can't get a sponge. Works good on the fins too

 

I like the spray detailer but wont use their other stuff. Just too many guys have some bad luck with it and too many other products out their to use.

 

Quality automotive soap, water and a water deionizer and I get zero spots. A little more expensive to buy the deionizer, but I have been using one for the past 10 years on everything I own, and can't beat it.