ACF50

[HockleyBoy]

Anyone use ACF50 on their bike?, keep seeing it and thinking it may be good for the Tiger as I ride all year round but as it is a bit pricey I wondered if it really works.

[Tigertriple]

In my opinion this is one of the best protective sprays you can buy. Not only will it protect your bike it will stop corrosion from spreading. I only started using it a couple of years ago and I agree it's not cheap, but it's worth every penny. A little goes a long way. There are lots of deals to be had online. I think my last order was from Busters which was for a 2 pack for around £25.00

The last Honda ST 1300 I owned had a lot of corrosion under the fork yokes. I treated it with ACF50 and it cleared away the corrosion and stopped further problems.

You can use it on electrical components without any problems. I spray it on all the switches and ignition barrel Every time I take the tank of my Tiger I give everything underneath a good spray and that way there is no  corrosion building up. I also use it on my car and around the house on door locks and the like. This stuff is the dogs bollocks.

I also use the ACF50 grease on areas like wheel nuts and battery terminals.

It's not a substitute for good cleaning and maintenance, however it works really well and will protect your bike between cleans. I don't mean to blow my own trumpet, but if you have a look at pics of my Tiger you'll see how good it works at keeping it pristine.  If you decide to buy some I would be interested to hear what you think of it once you try it. I hope this info helps.

 :D

[JetdocX]

Good stuff. :D

[97steamer]

Used it for years on cars, bikes, lawnmowers, pushbikes and garden furniture. It's brilliant - use it

[metalguru]

Been using Duck Oil for years with the same affects as ride all year too. It's available from motor factors in the UK and I dare say is available on the net.
It is quite cheap at about £8 for a gallon (UK).

Also for lubeing the chain etc I use TF2 which is made by Weldtite and is normally £14 a tin but cut price bargains can be had on Amazon. Found a bargain at 65p per can so bought 10! It is a very slippery Teflon based lube which doesn't fling and dries transparent and dry. Alot cleaner than chain grease if you have a coloured chain.

[KuzzinKenny]

Or there's this stuff.................

http://www.scottoiler.com/uk/Lubes-Clea ... e.tpl.html

you can blast it anywhere apart from yer brake discs !! brings yer engine cases up a treat, nice an shiny black  :D

even if you put yer bike away wet after a ride in the rain, blast this on and leave it to dry and it forms a protective coatin !!

KK

ps i do have ACF50 aswell  

[HockleyBoy]

Thanks all for the feedback and other options, I think I will get some ACF50 and give it a try this winter to see how I get on.

Will have a look out for TF2, no bargains that good on Amazon at the moment.