The One WD-40 TRICK every motorcycle rider NEEDS TO KNOW

There is one motorcycle trick that every rider needs to know and it involves WD-40! This trick can save you time and money! You won't believe the amazing results that happen when you use WD-40 on your bike!

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[BikesandBeards]

What happens when you switch all of your oil out for honey?

[ronspaulding]

I’ve actually Replaced the milk in my morning cereal with WD40, loosens me up for the long day ahead

[christopherhuggins]

I'm more shocked that you found a McDonald's that has a working ice cream machine lol

[bobthebarsteward]

I find WD40 was great for making the tyres on my bike nice and shiny and it repelled the water when it rained - Rob, ward 11, Darlington Memorial Hospital.

[hillbillydranyam]

Love how you stood the bike upside down to lube the chain.... took me back to a banana seat bicycle as a kid, great content 👌

[theperson]

That may be a cheap bike but I still feel sorry for how they're treating it.

[THEOFFICIALJakeFromStateFarm]

I like the way you only incorporated real life scenarios. Just converted over to WD-40 on my car, truck, motorcycle and grandmother's IV. Thanks again for all of your advanced research and expert advice!

[dr]

The part when he had the bike upside down to lube the chain like you did with your bicycle when you were a kid... I lost it.

[realityquotient]

One of the best genuine automotive uses for WD-40 is on engines with an old-fashioned distributor. Pop the cap off, soak the interior with WD-40, shake out the excess, and slap it back on. The WD in WD-40 actually stands for Water Displacing, and it does a great job of making sure there's no moisture inside your distributor cap. This makes the engine run better. Where I live it tends to be very humid all year round, so it's great for me.

[noexp]

I highly recommend WD-40 to coat frame and motors on motorcycles ATVs and scooters. I bought a 400ex almost 20 years ago and it still looks brand new because I always coated it down after use. WD-40 this disabled American needs a good job if you want to use my ATV for demonstration purposes.

[francoisobasi]

This is like watching "JACKASS" for bikers.

[joelwheeler]

Lots of good pro tips here. A lot of rookies don't know you're supposed to light the WD40 on fire when you spray it on the chain, to lock it in.

[thorick]

Note to self: don't buy this bike when it shows up on craigslist...

[klaas]

Hi, that's eleven minutes of my life, I won't get back, thanks.

[louierodriguez]

I wasted my time watching 2/3 of this video.

[nrich]

WD is fine product for some uses but not all. For a chain drive on a motorcycle, it is too thin and will fly off upon your first ride resulting in a labour intensive cleanup as it goes everywhere. I highly recommend you use a specific lubricant made for motorcycle chains . Some have some wax in it to maintain its adherance to the chain so it doesnt fly off. For general lubrication purposes I prefer a silicone spray oil which leaves some silicone behind long after the petroleum has evaporated. To loosen frozen bolts / screws I prefer PB Blaster and repeated applications ( patience ) before attempting to remove it.

[jmackinjersey]

This was one of the best, off the wall videos you've made in a while. The humor in all of the wrong uses for WD-40 was top notch.

[Bombskwad]

A kid in Africa could've eaten that motorcycle

[LiterallyJustBikes]

I laughed so hard when the van hit the bike, really didn't expect that🤣🤣

[Frank-pepk]

WD40 I don’t think it’s flammable but the butane used as a propellant. Not a big fan of WD due to build up residue over long term use. It’s great for removing adhesive, gum, bugs & tar on your car, moisture inside distributor caps in cars, it’s own residue build up and water displacement like it was designed for hence WD.